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REOLINK E1 Pro(Black) 3K PT Wi-Fi Indoor Camera for Baby & Pet Monitoring, Auto Tracking, 5MP Night Vision Enhanced by F1.6 Aperture, Person/Pet/Baby Crying Detection, 2.4/5GHz Wi-Fi, Two-Way Audio

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Color: Black 5MP


Features

  • 5MP QHD RESOLUTION: The professional 3K 5MP lens offers a resolution of 2880x1616 for crystal-clear images and videos. The camera's F1.6 lens aperture allows more light to enter, enhancing the image quality even in low-light conditions.
  • DUAL-BAND WI-FI: Stay connected with 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi, ensuring seamless frequency switching for a smooth live streaming experience. With the new Bluetooth connection, enjoy quick and hassle-free initialization.
  • PT & AUTO TRACKING: Experience 360 coverage enabled by pan & tilt functionalities, no more hidden details or threats. Combined with AI-powered detection, it automatically follows intruders, pets, and your babies when they move.
  • AI-POWERED DETECTION: Smart detection of people, pets, and crying sounds effectively reduces false alerts while capturing precious family moments. Stay alert to your baby's cries, even when you're not nearby. No monthly fees are required.
  • MULTIPLE STORAGE OPTIONS: E1 Pro supports a microSD card of up to 512GB (not included), ensuring 8-day continuous recording at the default code rate of 3072kps, even during Wi-Fi drops. Reolink NVR, Home Hub/Home Hub Pro, and FTP/NAS (supporting RTSP/ONVIF) are also supported.

Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor Security


Brand: REOLINK


Model Name: REOlink E1 Pro


Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Special Feature: 3K 5MP, 355° Pan & 50° Tilt, Person/Pet Detection, 2.4/5G WiFi, Night Vision, 2-Way Talk


Other Special Features of the Product: 3K 5MP, 355° Pan & 50° Tilt, Person/Pet Detection, 2.4/5G WiFi, Night Vision, 2-Way Talk


Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Compatible Devices: Reolink PoE NVR, Reolink WiFi NVR, Reolink Home Hub Pro, Reolink Home Hub


Controller Type: App Control


Mount Type: Ceiling Mount


Color: Black 5MP


Form Factor: Dome


Enclosure Material: Plastic


Alert Type: Motion Only


Room Type: Bedroom, Kitchen, Living Room, Nursery, Office


Light Source: Infrared


Effective Still Resolution: 4 MP


Waterproof Rating: Indoor Use


Photo Sensor Resolution: 4 MP


Control Method: App


Power Source: Corded Electric


Voltage: 5 Volts


Wattage: 6 watts


Are Batteries Required: No


Number of Channels: 2


Video Capture Format: MPEG-4


Night Vision Range: 40 Feet


Night Vision: Night Color


Number of IR LEDs: 8


Item Dimensions: 2.99 x 2.76 x 4.21 inches


Item Weight: 0.44 Pounds


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Antenna Location: Indoor Security


Brand: REOLINK


Model Name: REOlink E1 Pro


Number of Items: 1


Built-In Media: Reolink E1 Pro, 5V1A Power Adapter(3m power cable), Mounting Plate, Mounting Hole Template, Quick Start Guide


Model Number: E1 Pro-B


Specific Uses For Product: Inside, Inside; Amateur, Inside; Professional


Manufacturer Warranty Description: 2-year warranty


Manufacturer: Reolink Digital


Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Connectivity Protocol: Wi-Fi


Wireless Technology: Wi-Fi


Video Capture Resolution: 4 MP


Effective Video Resolution: 5.0


Frame Rate: 25


Viewing Angle: 360 Degrees


Focus Type: Auto Focus


Field Of View: 360 Degrees


Zoom Type: Digital Zoom


Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS


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I am redoing my review as I have spent more time with the camera and figured out the errors of my ways. Actually now have the 5MP version with zoom and like that one a lot better, but this still has its uses. First of all, the main thing I did wrong with this camera is get the video stream over UDP. It looks like with Xeoma when you let it auto select a transport protocol, it defaults to UDP, not TCP. The other security cameras I am using with Xeoma are wired in and the packets through the main switch are prioritized, so UDP works just fine with them, but with this camera it goes over lossy WiFi, so TCP is a must. The pros of this camera are: 1. Good quality picture. 2. Motorized movement of camera. 3. Mounting is quick and easy. 4. Easy to pop off mount and set down somewhere. 5. Quickly switches between day and night mode. That is one issue with the higher end model is it is a lot slower to switch modes than this one. The cons of this camera are: 1. No zoom. This feature is really handy for monitoring the baby while in the crib as it can be hard to tell if his eyes are open when mounted above the crib. Really only a few more $ and you get this. However this camera is still good when I need to monitor away from the crib and a wide angle view is fine. Actually now it is the better camera just lives mounted above the crib and this is the one I drag around. 2. The two way audio is really pretty lackluster in both directions. I mean it 'works', just they probably spent about $1 on it when $2 would have been so much better. Then again also have a traditional baby monitor which works really well, so not that big of an issue for me. 3. No Ethernet port. Actually have an Ethernet switch right where I mount over the crib and so would be nice to take advantage of that, but sadly I can't. However I have a heavily wired in home setup, which minimizes the load on the airwaves, and I have multiple APs around the house due to the walls in this old home really absorbing the signal, so have really good WiFi to use this camera with, just gotta do it in TCP mode. So the final verdict for using for its intended purpose, watching the baby from another room either from a phone or from my desktop computer (say while I work), well it does the subset of the baby is in a random place with my wife or I am with the baby and my wife is keeping an eye on things. It fell short on the watch the baby from a fixed position above the crib due to the lack of a zoom feature that I didn't realize I would need until after he was born. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2020 by BatteryKing
    • Amazing Picture Quality and features for the price.
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This Camera is fantastic for it's price! It punches far above it's weight class. The imagine quality is amazing for a 4MP picture. the picture is Tack Sharp and has clear definition of textures and colors. The 2.4 and 5ghz wifi is a great feature to have as well as the direct ethernet connection. The app works without any issues. I couldn't ask for anything more especially at this price point. Though it does not have a spot light, the infrared works great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024 by Michael L. Morrison Michael L. Morrison
    • Great value (features + capability, versus pricepoint)
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TL:DR version: Will I buy/try more Reolink products? Absolutely. Do I expect perfection? No. Is this an amazing value? Definitely. Full review: This is not a perfect unit. For the price point, it is an amazing unit. I initially bought just one to test with and try out. After using it for a few months and being happy with it, I purchased two more of these (and their doorbell, which I will review later in that product). Before I bought this, I saw some people were having issues with the connectivity. I don't know why. The setup is clever and at first I thought "is this going to work" and it did. The way I did it was by installing the application on my phone, plugging the camera in, scanning it's QR code, and providing the app with my router credentials. It found my camera trying to talk to the network, pushed the settings, and it was ready to go. The follow and record feature works very well on two of the three of these I now own. The range of settings in the cameras is impressive, and can take a little time to find and understand in the menus. You can adjust video quality, how long it records after motion has stopped, setting a "home point" for the Camera to face, even set minimum and maximum sizes to trigger the motion sensing recording. It also has some 'smart' features, where it can try to determine if it sees a person versus a pet (or with outdoor cameras, versus a car) so it will record only when it sees what you want it to see. It has sensitive sliders for all of these things. Including how dim it must be to kick on the nightvision. Drawbacks. One camera sits in a hallway, and even with no min/max object settings and sensitivities all dialed up, it doesn't always detect-and-follow. It also won't record to the memory card I have in it, though I haven't swapped in another memory card to see if that's the issue yet. Another camera has another odd habit that it does at least once a day. At first I thought it was resetting (power-cycling, not factory reset), because the camera will suddenly turn to one extreme, then return to normal behavior. When you first plug these in, they do a "x/y/z position check" to know where to center themselves. However, this isn't what's happening. It only turns all the way to the left for a few seconds, then returns to normal. I know it isn't a power cycle because I've looked up recorded history when this happens, and it'll be recording the whole time. I then thought "Maybe it's seeing a reflection through the window, a 'lens flare' or something and it's 'chasing' it." But it's also done this at night, when shades are drawn. So while it behaves a bit erratically, it's not so often to be a problem. The two-way intercom feature is neat, but does take some adeptness with the software and your phone to utilize properly. Unmuting the device, adjusting volume and mic sensitivity on the device and turning up your phones volume (in the right 'volume control slider'), etc. There is also a little lag. I have pretty quick internet here (1 gigabit) and no Real-time MMO players or anything like that, the devices are connected to the 5Ghz frequency on my router, there is a few seconds delay between when someone speaks and you hear it, and vice versa. If you know this and you're patient, it can be useful. I've tried adjusting the video quality to a lower one, to reduce bandwidth usage to see if it would reduce the intercom lag, but no luck there. Oh! The cameras also have a programmable "time of day" rule setup, so you can literally set them up to be mini-alarms! If they detect motion they'll go off... and that alarm is LOUD. It does also mean if you ever need to get up in the middle of the night and go downstairs / into the field of view of your alarm-camera... don't forget to turn it off on the app first! I haven't tried this feature on the camera that likes to do it's odd counter-clockwise turns. I don't know if it's own moving, which would make the image move, would trigger the alarm or not. I suspect this feature would be better suited on a camera not setup to track motion, and that's in someplace that isn't frequently visited late at night, like a workshed or garage. ... show more
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