Lumus Pro

https://reolink.com/product/lumus-pro To watch videos play back later you have two options, stick an SD Card in the camera or buy an NVR. If you are only going to get a single camera than the SD Card is the way to go.

The Reolink I have is a Lumus pro, the Dahua is model DH-IPC-HDW3849QM-S-IL.The Dahua has the edge in terms of image quality especially at night, I don’t use any of the on camera object detection stuff or recording, Frigate does all that for me. My use case was for the camera to detect cats in my ga

I moved from a bunch of Wyze OG cameras outside the house and Ring doorbell ( so 2 subscriptions ), to Reolink. Got a bundle with Lumus Pro cameras and Home hub pro for storage, and added their Reolink wifi Doorbell. Wyze was raising its yearly subscription price, so I did the math, and realized it

I’m using a Reolink setup w 6 Lumus Pro 2K cameras on 24/7 recording. They record on a 2TB hard drive in the Hub located in the house. No cloud recording. No subscription.As mentioned, the hard drive in my Hub is 2TB, but you can buy larger if needed. I’ve had part of this system set up since I rece

Since you live in an apartment, get a Wi-Fi plugged in camera from Reolink or Ubiquiti. Reolink you have a bunch of options. For Ubiquiti G6 instant is good, it will actually perform better than Reolink IR's night vision cameras (which is what you want if you are looking for better performance in pi

I had a similar situation, I like my amcrest cameras but needed a smaller wifi cam for one of the locations i wanted to cover. Reolink lumus pro seemed like the option, but it has no LAN port and only seems to allow initialization via app. Personally, I just set it up on a vlan and don't allow it to

Reolink has a bunch of cameras that fit the bill You didn't mention power, depending on whether you are able to plug this in or want a battery/solar powered camera changes things a lot Here's one option: https://reolink.com/product/lumus-pro/ Yes, it has AI features, you don't have to use them. Put

House Finch. Notorious wreath nesters. I have used Arlo cameras for this very purpose for years. Finally got tired of paying for an overpriced subsctiption, so changed to Reolink. Their plug in cameras (not battery or solar) can record 24/7 if you have a Hub, or just by event on an SD card. Phone ap

Great point about Reolink — we actually just reviewed the Reolink Lumus Pro 4K WiFi 6 and it handles Canadian winters very well. The Zooz Zen 15 for appliance monitoring is a smart pick too — that is exactly the kind of ROI-first thinking that pays off fast on Canadian hydro bills.

Sorry for replying so late, only just seen this post... maybe my reply can help others who get this in the future if you've already fixed this. i had a similar thing with the 3rd lumus E430 i bought recently, turned out to be one that had been sitting on a shelf for over a year and had really old fi