The Reolink Argus PT 2K is an upgraded version of the original Argus PT and yes, these two devices do have the same design, so the improvements are entirely on the inside. Indeed, over the last two years, Reolink has been busy adding the smart motion detection to its entire series and the Argus PT … Read more
The Reolink RLC-842A can be considered the successor to the RLC-422 that was released more than four years ago and, besides sporting seemingly the same vandal-proof design, there are some significant improvements that will outshine not only any camera from past series, but also some security cameras from the competition. Reolink RLC-842A Reolink.com Check Product … Read more
The Reolink RLN8-410 is the 8-channel NVR model that’s designed to handle both wired and wireless Reolink cameras (with the exception of the battery-powered ones), so you don’t have to bother using SD cards or rely on the monthly payments for the Cloud storage. Everything is stored locally, on a built-in HDD which, in our … Read more
To say that Reolink Duo is an interesting security camera would be an understatement and that’s because instead of a single lens, there are two 4-megapixel lenses which are able to cover far more ground. And yes, every other technology that Reolink has developed the past few years (such as the smart motion detection and … Read more
The Reolink Argus 3 Pro is an improved version of the third generation of battery-powered outdoors-suitable cameras from Reolink and, while the Argus 3 was already plenty impressive from the cost-to-performance point of view, the Argus 3 Pro does come with a few new technologies, some of which, I already saw with a few PoE … Read more
If you got one Reolink camera (or several) and a TerraMaster NAS as your home server, I am fairly sure that your first thought was whether you can use these two devices without needing to go the NVR route. And the answer is yes, you can, but it’s not going to be as simple as … Read more
The Reolink RLC-811A is currently the top PoE camera model from the RLC series, sporting most of the features that can be found on other Reolink cameras, such as the SuperHD resolution (but this time at 4K) and that extra A at the end of the name means that the camera supports the new smart … Read more
The Reolink RLC-511WA is a WiFi outdoors-suitable camera that was built as an alternative to the PoE-powered RLC-511 so, if you were impressed by the image quality of the 5-megapixel sensor and needed the zoom ability of the camera, but a wired connection to the router is out of question, then Reolink has got you … Read more
The Reolink RLC-520A is a rugged outdoor camera that relies on the built-in smart motion detection technology to accurately detect people, while ignoring moving vehicles or cloud shadows and, thanks to the on-board image processing, there is no need for server access. Which is great privacy-wise and it’s something that companies think about a lot … Read more
Reolink has been very busy this year and has developed some very interesting security cameras, one of them being the RLC-510A which seems to be a successor to the two-year old RLC-410 considering that it sports the same bullet-shaped case. But, while it’s true that it also offers the 5-megapixel sensor along with the Super … Read more