REOLINK Argus Eco+Solar Panel 2K 5MP Solar Security Camera Outdoor for Home Surveilance, Night Vision, Human/Car Smart Detection, 2.4G WiFi, No Subscription, Home Hub Compatible, Local Storage
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Color: White
Features
- Reliable Solar Powered: The high-power 3W solar panel will supply sufficient power to battery, ensuring continuous operation even in areas where wiring is difficult. Enjoy long-term performance without the hassle of battery changes or power outlets.
- 2K 5MP HD Resolution: Capture crystal-clear, high-definition footage, providing much sharper videos than 1080p. Easily identify faces, vehicles, and key details. Equipped with 6 infrared LEDs for clear 33ft night vision, ensuring reliable home security surveillance around the clock.
- Smart Detection: Advanced motion detection captures people, vehicles and pets, sending real-time alerts via push notifications, email, or siren. Stay informed of any suspicious activity around your house. Fully secure areas like your front door, porch, backyard, and garage.
- 100% No-wired & Easy Setup: With a wireless design and 2.4GHz WiFi support, installation is quick and hassle-free. Mount it indoors or outdoors, on a wall, ceiling, or in a corner. IP65 waterproof level can withstand harsh weather conditions.
- Local Storage for Privacy: The camera supports local storage with an insertable micro SD card (not included), keeping your footage private and secure. No subscription fees are required, and your data remains accessible only to you, free from cloud storage concerns.
- Wi-Fi Frequency: 2.4Ghz ONLY
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor Security & Outdoor Security
Brand: REOLINK
Model Name: Reolink Argus Eco+Solar Panel
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Special Feature: 2K HD, IP65 Waterproof, Motion Recording, Operating Temperature 14° to 131° F, Smart Detection
Other Special Features of the Product: 2K HD, IP65 Waterproof, Motion Recording, Operating Temperature 14° to 131° F, Smart Detection
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor, Outdoor
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Mount Type: Ceiling Mount & Wall Mount
Color: White
Form Factor: Bullet
Installation Type: Screw In
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Shape: Bullet
Alert Type: Motion Only
Room Type: Backyard & Side Yards, Front Door & Back Door, Garage, Hallway
Light Source: LED
Effective Still Resolution: 5 MP
Waterproof Rating: IP65
Photo Sensor Resolution: 5 MP
Control Method: App, Voice
Power Source: Solar Powered/Battery Powered
Voltage: 5 Volts
Wattage: 2.88 watts
Are Batteries Required: Yes
Battery Power: 16.69 Watt Hours
Viewing Angle: 110 Degrees
Optical Zoom: 10 x
Focus Type: Auto Focus
Field Of View: 100 Degrees
Zoom Type: Digital Zoom
Zoom Ratio: 10
Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS
Flash Memory Installed Size: 512 GB
Flash Memory Type: microSD (Support up to 512 GB microSD card, NOT INCLUDED)
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 512 GB
Antenna Location: Indoor Security & Outdoor Security
Brand: REOLINK
Model Name: Reolink Argus Eco+Solar Panel
Number of Items: 1
Built-In Media: 1 Pack*Mounting Screw, 1*3W Solar Panel, 1*Argus Eco Camera, 1*Instruction Manual, 1*USB Cable
Model Number: Reolink Argus Eco+Solar Panel
Specific Uses For Product: Home Security Surveillance
UPC: 633696952379 725423889550
Manufacturer: REOLINK
Item Type Name: Wireless Security Camera
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Connectivity Protocol: Wi-Fi
Wireless Technology: Wi-Fi
Video Capture Resolution: 2K 5MP
Frame Rate: 15 frames per second
Number of Channels: 1
Video Capture Format: MPEG-4
Night Vision Range: 33 Feet
Night Vision: Night Color
Number of IR LEDs: 4
Item Dimensions: 8.53 x 6.25 x 6.21 inches
Item Weight: 1.32 Pounds
Unit Count: 1 Count
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Update July 29, 2020: Well. the new 5 dBi antenna has been on for sometime now and has improved the situation to a large extent. I now use the HD (1080P) setting full time and only rarely get the "Poor Network" message, but I do still get it. Update July 2, 2020: 1. Make certain battery is charged to 100% before you use it, I can't stress this enough. 2. Unless you don't care if you can use the 1080P video you paid for, have this camera as close to your very powerful router as you can get or it will force you to use :Fluent: which is kind of blurry. I have tried everything I can think of and even though my camera is only about 15 feet from my very expensive Range Extender )Linksys RE7000 *) I can't get it to run 1080P successfully. It keeps telling me that my network is flaky. Anyway, I really like all the other aspects of this camera. It seems very stabile and provides a very wide image and, at 1080P it has a very clear image. Even though ReoLink recommends against it I am going to try a different antenna. The one the ship is only 2dBi gain which is ok in normal circumstances but I guess my circumstances aren't normal.. I found one on Amazon (where else?) that was designed to work with Security Cameras and is 5dBi gain and maybe longer. I know it can't damage the camera and I feel it could help me in this situation. I will come back here to update this review either way. * This is a different one from the one I talk about below =================================================================================== Update June 26, 2020: I finally have one gripe, sorry.. I actually went out and bought a good Wi-Fi extender, to see if it would solve the apparent bandwidth problem even though my iPhone was seeing max bars a the install location the camera would present the "Due to poor Wi-Fi reception it is suggested that you use "Fluid" resolution (whatever that is) instead of 1080P". Sorry to say it didn't help. I am presently working with Reolink support to resolve this hopefully. Having said all that I still feel this is a great product Update June 15, liking it more all the time. Reolink customer service has indicated a willingness to listen to some of our suggestions, perhaps even implementing some of them, of course I won't hold my breath. On a more positive note: 1. The battery hasn't dropped lower than 82% that I know of, maybe at night, however. Of course we have had a load of the big yellow light in the sky known as the sun. Can hardly wait until next week when we get a week or so of rain. 2. False triggering of alarms remains low, except for the one very windy day we had, when I got a bunch Update June 14, 2020: 1. Finally got email alerts to work. During the setup process you need to input the port used by your email server, in my case Outlook. The number suggested by the setup process is wrong you need to use port 587. However, if you get a lot of false detections you are going to get a lot of emails. I turned this feature off. 2. As for the windows client problem, my advice is to read the user guide provided. You need to use the camera's UID not the IP address. I finally did heard from Reolink service and they seem to want to be very helpful. They told me that the phone number I contacted is a scam. They don't charge for in warranty and sometimes, out of warranty service. The say they are looking into some of the problems: 1. Having to renew the "free" cloud subscription every month 2. The inability to delete images/videos from the SD card I consistently have been getting 4 bars of 2.4g WiFi yet sometimes I have trouble connecting in the app. Yesterday I was in my car in the driveway the app told me I was using cellular when I clearly had a strong WiFi connection on my iPhone 6s =========================================================== Original post: Installed yesterday, first what I like, it is easier: 1. Image is acceptable. 2. Alerts aren't too bad, yet 3. Same with night vision 4, Hardware and camera are first rate. I totally disagree with negative comments about the Solar Panel mounting arm. I couldn't get the locking screw hole in the camera mount to line up with the screw so I left it out. Unless we have an earthquake or tornado I don't see the camera coming loose 5. The Solar Panel seems to do a great job keeping the battery topped off. Now on to what I don't like: 1. Setup is NOT easy, for some reason you need to be within a couple of feet for it to connect to the router. I must have gone thru setup a dozen times. 2. Installation was NOT a breeze, see also number 4 above 3. Support from the company is basically non-existent. i contacted their Support number only to be told that I would have to pay $50 for the support I needed 4 Setting up email alerts is difficult I never did get it to work 5. Support documentation is almost non-existent. I guess this is to be expected when you consider number 3 above 6. The "free" cloud must be renewed each month, once a year or lifetime of camera, would be more appropriate 7. I don't like the fact that you can't erase individual videos from he Micro SD Card. In order to get rid of they you need to format the card which forces a reboot. Yet they let you erase individual or all videos in the cloud, an oversight perhaps 8. I never got the Windows client to hook to my camera How do I know who the user is and what password is needed? When all is said and done, however, I feel this camera is one of the best on the market at this price point. Maybe that doesn't say much about the competition, however. I am hoping the company sees this review
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2020 by James P. Malone
Color: White
OVERALL: A very reliable camera and many features for the price. Great Android and Windows apps. Free cloud storage (with a one month renewal) or pay for cloud and get more space. I just use the 128GB Samsung Select EVO card in all my cameras that use them. PICTURE: Clear in day and night (when positioned correctly..ie not pointing at the Sun) MOTION DETECTION: Excellent, and can be adjusted with the app for "hot zones". At night a cat came to the camera and was very curious about the it. He was sniffing it and it was really cool to see a cat when he doesn't have a human watching (that they know of). The motion detection can be set to pre-record and post-record when movement stops (with the settings in the app). PICTURE QUALITY: Excellent! Day and night recordings were very clear. I have never even cleaned a lens on my 4 year old cameras. I do have to rag off cob webs often here. NOTE: IR is great but you have to be in the know about how any IR works...once it hits an object, everything beyond that may be a little blurry. DURABILITY: It's a plastic housing but it is durable enough to protect the innards. I even use an indoor E1 outside with no issues (it's under a patio cover) as both cameras are rated for up to 131F (degrees)...In Phoenix it only approaches 120F. VALUE: Reolink IS the best bang for the buck in residential surveillance products. I know they're better quality than Swann (twice the price for half the features) or any off brand I've tried. Their QC is excellent as is the engineering of their products. For residential use, these are great and could be fine in a small business setting. CONNECTIVITY: Excellent. It worked without connection failure on both 2.4MHz and 5MHz networks at around 100 feet from the router. Also worked through many walls, including block walls at that distance. SUMMARY: Another EXCELLENT product from Reolink. I does exactly what it claims and very well. I purchased this for my parents as they got rid of the cable company's $30/month monitoring. I returned it only because Reolink's battery (solar to battery) powered cameras can not be monitored live constantly as it would drain the battery too much (possibly). We wanted that feature. The return is easy as with all Amazon sold products. I ended up going with a Reolink wi-fi 5MP AC or POE bullet camera and two E1 Pro 4MP wifi for them. I use an old PC to monitor 24/7. I only recommend Reolink. I have dealt with customer service and they were quick to answer and helpful without the runaround or resistance. I have a four year old DVR with 6 POE 5MP cameras and 3 E1 cameras and will only buy Reolink products based on my experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2022 by azamazonshopper
Color: White
I am an owner of the ring camera products for my house and I got these for my dad's house overseas. He is in his 70's and he was able to go through the installation process with my guidance over the phone. The app is done in such a wonderful way that it really makes it easy to install and operate these cameras. The quality of the audio and video feed, the notification features and overall functioning of the app is excellent. It is a pity that the USA leading brands are charging $ per month for functionalities that come for free on these devices. The value for money is great. Upon installation of the 3 cameras, we found after 3 weeks that 1 is not functioning properly. There was a low battery issue even though it was south facing. I asked my dad to recharge it by plugging it to the wall. Since he is not that great with tech, he tried plugging in an old usb cable into the USB-C port and in the process broke the port. I contacted customer support and gave them an honest account of the issue, of the initial problems with the battery and our subsequent user misconduct with the port. For every email/answer I sent, I got a response in less than 6 hours. They walked me through the return/warranty policy and I sent the broken product back using UPS and they provided me a replacement one within 3 days. Excellent, excellent customer service. Overall, I would highly recommend this product for its feature set, well done app, ease of installation and the brand's customer service even outside Amazon's return policies.
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Color: White
I’ve owned two of these cameras - they have worked intermittently at best for the past two years. They have been a reliable source of frustration, I have basically not even used them the past two months - how could I they wouldn’t work. No, I didn’t invent the internet and I’m not the CEO of Netgear but I do know what I am doing. What I am doing is taking both cameras outside where they are soon to meet up with the flat end of my ax and into the garbage. [UPDATE 3-26-2025] OK, Ok - I’ve purchased REOLINK wifi cameras now for around 5 years. The hardware and software in the early years was cheap lousy and buggy, period. With the early wifi cameras one would definitely have problems if your router was set up to auto choose between 2.4 or 5 ghz frequencies. I believe this is why connections would drop incessantly. Just my suspicion, but no matter. The products and software have greatly improved and are now very reliable once setup properly - don’t mount that camera too high, gotta scan that QR code on the camera’s side if you’re resetting it! Oh, almost forgot, the solar panels are very hit and miss. Two panels died after around 5 months and one has been working fine for the last three years. My two Argus Eco cameras are working solid for the last two and a half years. SO, yes I did take the back of my big ax to two of the early REOLINK wifi cameras. Why did I end up buying 3 more? For what I need they are the best. Get an Argus camera, a 256 microSD card, download the app onto your iPhone and you are set. As I said, don’t mount your camera too high up and take about 5-6 hours every 6 weeks and recharge the battery. For me it’s been 5-6 weeks between charging for the back yard cameras and the front of the house camera uses the solar panel. So from frustrated early user disappointed by not ready for prime time product to an actually satisfied customer who purchased additional products. My basic advice-when in doubt just reset the camera and start over.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2022 by Ricky
Color: White
I have two of these cameras, one at the front and one at the back since early august 2019 and I can testify that buying these were definitely a mixed bag! On cloudy days when the sun's not at peak brightness, forget it, camera's run out of juice very quickly, and if you need to playback videos to see who was out front or back, from yesterday or last night, no luck. Also at night also there are problems....I mean i truly didn't expect much for the price, but thing is, sometimes they won't even kick into infrared mode, you have to go and flip a light on the thing to try and trigger it into submission. And also if you leave a light on, or it is close to an outdoor light, all is shows is fog, infrared or no! From day one the app never worked on my computer, I have to operate it from my tablet or phone only to get it to work. And if somethings happening out front, and you have to set it to record manually really fast, well the buttons are so small and fragile unless you tap it just right anything can happen. I AM impressed that the solar panels lasted almost two years as frail and cheap as they look. And the concept is good alright. But with the things i just mentioned, it isn't worth it. I actually had to get motion detectors all around the home, because several visitors were never recorded coming and going, I'd check the camera log, and it just doesn't record all movement day or night, and I am not sure I believe the specs given about this... Most important, if i don't grab a real camera and take a pic of something amuck security wise, well I'm afraid it would never be good enough to identify anyone anyway. We have trouble with dogs, vicious ones sometimes that get these cameras and come sometimes upon our porch. You know what? would've even paid twice the price if both the camera stills and videos were plain and focusable. One feature i do like is the ability to quickly process and send said videos or captures to anywhere via net. But alas, when i get them on the computer, hoping to see them clearly, no luck. Not high definition enough to identify anything but the large primary shapes. Impressive, but not practical or effective performance-wise is what I say. PS: Also, the mechanism also needs to swivel better from the wall fastener, It is limited in movement, and either too loose or too tight for good adjustment. It needs to move like Mr. Beams spotlight, I have several of those both for inside and out, And they have the right joint needed for positioning. SO EASY TO ADJUST THOSE! I think these are somewhat fickle and you have to take care that you mount them right, so you can adjust it. But even then it is somewhat stiff and fragile. Good luck Oh Mighty Seekers of Security!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2021 Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2021 by Cheesecake
Color: Black
This is a very solid "standalone" wire-free camera. It is particularly well-suited for a user who wants one or several cameras to watch locations reasonably close to a house but without utilities (tool shed, barn, back-gate, etc.) I purchased two in February 2024 and I'm testing them now as a replacements for end-of-life wirefree NVR cameras. I will likely update this review after the cameras have been in service for a while. Summary of positives: (1) This camera runs off local WiFi (e.g. your house WiFi from your router) and can be powered by a solar panel. As such, you do NOT need a cellphone account, an NVR, or a signal wire to the camera. Moreover, if the location is reasonably sunny, the solar panel will supply sufficient power. As such, it is among the easiest security cameras to install. (2) The camera has a very respectable range (of course this also depends on your house WiFi!). However, in my case, I was able to access the camera over essentially the identical range as a conventional NVR wirefree system. (3) It worked on every WiFi I have tried it on. This includes the router for my point-to-point service, the router for my ViaSat satellite service, and a Verizon Jetpack. Summary of the limitations. (1) This camera has a smaller battery pack than is typical for a wirefree camera. If installed in a location without power, it MUST be sunny enough for the solar panel to be effective. This is NOT a camera that can be successfully operated by retrieving the camera every two months and charging it. It must either be installed in a location with a decent amount of sun and with the solar panel or powered with a USB connection. (2) The camera has a protective weatherproof sheath for the electrical connection to the supplied solar panel. However, it does NOT have one for the regular USB power line supplied in the box. Overall, outdoor installation on USB power is likely not recommended and (if you do it anyway :-)) should probably be done with some aftermarket USB power line with a protective sheath for the connection point to the camera. Some oddball things to be aware of: (1) Initial installation involves the camera "talking" to you. Loudly, and for quite a length of time. (You need to have the camera linked to the Client/App before you can shut down the audio - which means the camera is chattering away in a number of languages for several minutes.) However, switching from one network to another (as long as both are active, and once the camera is installed on one of them) takes about 15 seconds in the Client/App and is quiet. If you are planning to install the camera somewhere that noise is an issue (like your elderly mother's house) I suggest doing the initial installation on a portable WiFi source (like a Jetpack) and then take the portable WiFi with you and simply switch to the new WiFi network on location. (2) As with the above, the camera is delivered with audio enabled. If you want the camera to operate discretely, the audio needs to be shut down in the Client/App before installation. (3) Note that the camera appears to be able to view "live" with a longer range than it appears able to retrieve stored videos. Thus, if you are getting a decent "live" signal, but having trouble recovering videos, the WiFi signal strength may be the issue. Note I had some success with improving the WiFi reception with longer/more sensitive aftermarket antennas on the camera. This is a 2.4GHz camera, by the way, so old 2.4GHz antennas acquired for other purposes are well worth trying. (4) The camera has the very odd feature of activating over-exposed rather than under-exposed. What this means is the videos will begin as white and over-exposed and then come into the correct exposure and focus (rather than activating as black and under-exposed and then coming into the right exposure and focus). I don't think it is a problem, but I've not seen this before, and it weirded me out. I also don't know (yet) if that is just this camera, or all the Reolink WiFi line. (5) The camera needs a micro SD to store videos. Amazon sells a package with the micro SD included, which is how I bought mine. Note the camera will run fine "live" without the micro SD. Note also that not including the micro SD is also a way to further protect the privacy of your videos, as the camera thus only has a "live" video mode. (6) The battery cannot be removed, which is odd for a lithium battery. I presume (but don't know) that the whole camera is recycled at end-of-life. I own six Reolink Go Plus 4G wire-free cameras, and over 40 Lorex wire-free NVR cameras of a variety of ages and vintages installed in multiple locations. The Reolink WiFi cameras were purchased as possible replacements for older Lorex systems reaching end-of-life.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024 by techyjack
Color: White
Camera quality is fantastic. Simple installation. Solar powered is a huge plus as I did not want to run cables in my attic. Buying an SD card works perfect for storing any events. The only issue I have with these cameras are getting the sensitivity set where it works for the purpose of why I bought security cameras. I have 2, one over my front door and another on front my home showing the driveway. I can’t get either set correctly to alert when a person or car enters either space. They only alert when the object goes OUT of view. Such as front door does not alert when some one walks up TO my door, but only when they walk away. And then when the sensitively is too high, it will alert when the wind blows and barely moves a tree branch. If I was just able to resolve this issue I’d give a 5 star rating.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2026 by Scott
Color: White
Great Product. Easy setup & priced right for a 2K camera. Thumbs Up to Amazon for a dazzling delivered time! (in a matter of hours!)
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026 by Marcos Germano