E1 Zoom

Look into a Reolink indoor camera, no subscription required. https://m.reolink.com/us/product/e1-zoom/

I have an E1-Zoom, specifically this model. Not sure if that matches either of the ones you're looking at. I also have a Reolink doorbell camera and a Reolink RLC-820A. Of the three, the E1-Zoom has caused me by far the most problems. The RLC-820A works perfectly. I don't have to use any of the work

Ubiquity needs a whole ecosystem. Something like Reolink should work without anything besides a wifi connection. You can get a small travel router. Set it up with the same network name and password as your home router. When you travel camera will connect to the same network. Something like this: htt

Night vision and detection is great. We use one of them as a nursery cam and it catches every little movement of our 7 month old (sensitivity turned all the way up on purpose). Here is a list of issues we had with Eufy: Constant and by constant I really mean constant disconnections when trying to ke

I bought wireless Reolink cameras (E1 Zoom, TrackFlex), as it'd be cost prohibitive to drag PoE. It's a bloody mess with Frigate. There are all sorts of encoding issues and I'm having to do software re-encoding for it to work. Also, the Frigate-based autotrack doesn't work. The cameras themselves ar

I have a Reolink E1 Zoom and like it. I used to have a Wyze, but Reolink has been better overall. Here's a video from the camera on my QT tank: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcCyE0Ol7Ug. The only issue is that during the day I need coral lenses (attached by a tape), but at night IR mode reflects o

I have two Reolink E1 (Zoom and Pro), Eufy wifi floodlight PTZ, and a Amcrest Wifi Doorbell. Some are super stable, some are not. I have Unifi U6 APs with nothing under -60Db, my wifi is rock solid. Some of the wired cameras are not stable too. The problem doesn't split on the wifi/wired divide

Update on reolinks and tapos that I have bought (also updated the main post): In addition to 2 reolinks duo I've got 4 x Tapo C200. Experience so far: Reolinks have been awesome, having the internet access blocked never skipped a beat with their smart detect and all the rest of functionality. Even f

For the indoor cameras, I keep them wired into the mains, so there’s no need to recharge them every 6 to 8 weeks. In terms of connectivity they use an internal SD card for recording and you can connect them to your WiFi and your phone. The doorbell camera is wireless, but that one does need charging

Reolink and Frigate have been nightmares for me. The Reolink cameras seem to have broken frame sequencing, so I have to transcode my streams. I have them working, but only through a lot of grief (and my E1 Zooms only operate at 1440p). My NVR is running on a GMKtec M3 Ultra (Intel Core i7-12700H wit