Reolink RLC-510WA 5MP Outdoor Bullet Wi-Fi Camera with Person/Vehicle Detection, Time Lapse, 2560 x 1920, 80° Viewing Angle, NightVision, Built-in Mic & Micro-SD Slot

I need to reset every 1-2 months. Always disconnected without notice. Each time it disconnect, the record show it was in rainy or windy time. Maybe it cannot stand for the weather. Each time of reset, it gave me hard time to connect to my network, even i put it next to the router. It wont fit the purpose if i am traveling and it started to played up. I have swapped the device once because it cant connect to network at all after 6 months, then second piece work fine at first, then start disconnect occasionally again. I need to reset every 1-2 months. Always disconnected without notice. Each time it disconnect, the record show it was in rainy or windy time. Maybe it cannot stand for the weather. Each time of reset, it gave me hard time to connect to my network, even i put it next to the router. It wont fit the purpose if i am traveling and it started to played up. I have swapped the device once because it cant connect to network at all after 6 months, then second piece work fine at first, then start disconnect occasionally again.

Easy setup through the Reolink app. Person recognition works great. Especially with the infrared enabled at night the sensitivity has to be set quite low to prevent false alarms caused by flying bugs / insects.
What's missing in the app is a "one click" option to enable/disable (arm/disarm) all alerts. Easy setup through the Reolink app. Person recognition works great. Especially with the infrared enabled at night the sensitivity has to be set quite low to prevent false alarms caused by flying bugs / insects.
What's missing in the app is a "one click" option to enable/disable (arm/disarm) all alerts.

I started off buying Reolink battery (PIR) cameras but found these missed cars bikes or even a fast runner, because of their slow start up speed and objects were out of camera range when the video started. With this RLC 510WA camera it is powered and running all the time and uses programmed intelligence to pick up cars or people and records to SD card and or cloud. It works brilliantly, very easy to set up, and I will be buying more of these. I started off buying Reolink battery (PIR) cameras but found these missed cars bikes or even a fast runner, because of their slow start up speed and objects were out of camera range when the video started. With this RLC 510WA camera it is powered and running all the time and uses programmed intelligence to pick up cars or people and records to SD card and or cloud. It works brilliantly, very easy to set up, and I will be buying more of these.

I have gotten Reolink cameras before and had a good experience. This time I wanted a bunch of cameras and an NVR, but I didn't want to run CAT5 cable everywhere, so I got a few of these and the NVR separately. Everything is so plug and play. They have really made it easier than their earlier cameras to hook them up to WiFi and get started. I now have 24/7 recording of all sides of my house in HD and I only had to get power to each camera, not ethernet. I have gotten Reolink cameras before and had a good experience. This time I wanted a bunch of cameras and an NVR, but I didn't want to run CAT5 cable everywhere, so I got a few of these and the NVR separately. Everything is so plug and play. They have really made it easier than their earlier cameras to hook them up to WiFi and get started. I now have 24/7 recording of all sides of my house in HD and I only had to get power to each camera, not ethernet.

Haven't put it in yet but based on my research it is a good camera for the $$. Not requiring a recorder - just using a phone app and SD card appealed. Neighbour has one as well and said it works well. Haven't put it in yet but based on my research it is a good camera for the $$. Not requiring a recorder - just using a phone app and SD card appealed. Neighbour has one as well and said it works well.