REOLINK First 4K Solar Security Cameras Wireless Outdoor, Argus PT 4K+ 6W Solar Panel, 360° Pan Tilt, 8MP Color Night Vision, 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi, No Monthly Fee, Home Hub Compatible
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Style: 4K 8MP
Features
- 4K 8MP Color Vision Day & Night: The battery security camera is upgraded to 4K 8MP ultra-high definition, providing unparalled visual experience for you. The built-in motion spotlight helps you see every important color detail even at night.
- 100% Wire-Free Easy Setup: The camera works on 2.4/5GHz WiFi and continuously powered by the new 6W solar panel, freeing you from frequent battery charging hassles. With this easy-to-install wireless camera, you can build up your independent security system within minutes.
- 360 Coverage & Remote Access: Sweep off blind spots with 355 pan & 140 tilt. With the free Reolink app/client, you can remotely view and control the camera anytime anywhere and talk with your family or delivery person on the camera.
- Smart Detection Reduces False Alarms: Equipped with an advanced sensor and intelligent algorithms, this battery camera brings more accurate alerts, and you can set the detection sensitivity and zones for person/vehicle/pet motion to further reduce unwanted alerts.
- Multiple Alerts & Recording Options: The spotlight and siren will be triggered by motion to deter intruders, meanwhile you'll receive email or push notifications in real time. You can record events to the microSD card (purchased separately) and quickly play back with smart filters.
Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor Security
Brand: REOLINK
Model Name: Argus PT Ultra
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Special Feature: Night Vision, Motion Sensor
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Power Source: Solar Powered
Connectivity Protocol: Wi-Fi
Mounting Type: Wall Mount
Video Capture Resolution: 4k
Color: White
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: Argus PT 4K*1, 6W Solar Panel*1, Quick Start Guide*1, USB-C Cable*1, Bracket*1, Strap*1, Reset Needle*1, Mounting Template*1, Surveillance Sticker*1
Number of Channels: 1
Wireless Communication Technology: Wi-Fi
Form Factor: Dome
Viewing Angle: 360 Degrees
Installation Type: Screw In
Night Vision Range: 33 Feet
Frame Rate: 15 frames per second
Voltage: 5 Volts (DC)
Wattage: 21.6 Watt-hours
Item dimensions L x W x H: 3.86 x 3.86 x 4.8 inches
Water Resistance Level: Water Repellent
Batteries Required?: Yes
Flash Memory Type: Micro SD
Video encoding: H.265
Shape: Dome
Focus Type: Auto Focus
Field Of View: 110 Degrees
Low light technology: Night Color
Zoom Type: Digital Zoom
Zoom Ratio: 10
Alert Type: Motion Only
Room Type: Office, Garage, Store Room
Light Source Type: LED
Video Capture Format: MP4
Specific Uses For Product: 360 Degree Coverage
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS
Effective Still Resolution: 8 MP
International Protection Rating: IP64
Maximum Webcam Image Resolution: 8 MP
Control Method: App
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 512 GB
Product Grade: Residential
Product Dimensions: 3.86 x 3.86 x 4.8 inches
Item Weight: 3.72 pounds
Item model number: Argus PT Ultra
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: May 21, 2023
Manufacturer: Reolink Digital
Country of Origin: China
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Style: 5MP
Arrived as ordered. Just fiddling around in my office for a few minutes and managed to scan in the QR codes. Downloaded the app on iPad and iPhone without issue. Fired up the app, added the device, and it's working. Video and audio are good but there's no optical zoom (which shouldn't be a surprise at this price point). Don't have a thrombo if the image is upside down--read on. Best mounting is on a vertical surface. The camera's bottom it its top so it seems upsidey-downsidey until it's mounted with the camera on the bottom and then the aformentioned reverse image undergoes spontaneous remission. Installing: mount the solar panel. Take its power cable and run it through the camera bracket from the top down. There's a narrow channel for the cable in the part that screws into the wall. Screw the mounting bracket into the vertical surface. Install the Micro SD card if you have one. Plug the power cable ino the camera. Carefully screw the antenna into the little port--be careful! Mount the camera on the bracket and finger-tighten the mounting screw with the conveniently-supplied hex wrench; "Reolink" logo should face forward. Assuming you're on a ladder, DO NOT take a step backward to admire your handiwork. Vendor included templates for drilling pilot holes for the mounting brackets--nice touch. Pan-title-zoom icon is small and I can't make anything zoom digitally. Not sure about the solar panel's effectiveness because I have trees that partially block my western sun. A wall wart may be necessary in the winter; the sun goes away for six months near Seattle. The power port is behind the camera and you have to unscrew the mounting bolt to get access; not a deal-breaker. Overall: so far, so good. Update: battery drained due to inadequate sunlight, a result of shorter winter days in the Pacific Northwest. I was unable to charge the unit, went through the warranty return process, and then discovered most USB-C cables don't make a proper connection. The supplied cable works; half a dozen other cables from Apple and others did not. IMO this is a design/engineering/manufacturing issue; USB-C is a global standard and cables should be interchangeable. The other issue is the solar panel doesn't provide enough power to keep the system working during short and/or dark days.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2024 by E. Reeve Fritchman
Style: 5MP
Here are my thoughts on this; I've never owned a security camera and have now installed 2 of these and 2 wired ones: - INSTALL: Relatively easy to install. I got hung up on a few things with it and found the instructions to be a bit lacking but there is info online from other users that I found and were helpful along with some trial and error. Easy to take down as well; just slide the lever on the top and give the camera little twist to unholster it. - WIRELESS Wi-Fi: You want to be close to a router but not so close that you are causing interference. A strong signal is best! You can run this without wi-fi but you can't remotely view and would need to pull the SD card to review recordings. - COVERAGE: I think it says 140 degrees. That seems about right. It records best when something passes across and down in the viewing area rather than straight at the camera and higher isn’t necessarily better. 7’-10’ seems about the right height to get good decent coverage below and out from the camera. - RECORD to MICRO-SD CARD: Uses a Class 10 micro-SD card. 32GB or a larger one but it needs to be formatted to FAT32 which you can do through the app/client when it's installed in the camera. There is an option to purchase a cloud subscription. Recordings last for up to 30 seconds when motion is detected. Once full, you can elect to overwrite the recordings. You can select what you want it to record (person, motion, vehicle) - DETECTION/PIR: It attempts to detect the type of motion recorded. It’s ok, but not great. I didn’t really play with the things like specifying the size of the type of motion so for me to truly give an opinion. Out of the box settings it’s ok. It doesn’t have the pet detection which is in beta testing on the wired ones I have. You can select with motion you want to review when in playback and there’s a little icon on the playback square to help. It’s not perfect and I find trying to find a specific even to be time consuming. You can reduce the number of recordings you have to go through by focusing more on the area you need and not getting every car that passes by and by changing the PIR sensitivity. A faster speed option would be nice. - SIREN: There’s a siren and a pre-warning to go off (or not) between your chosen hours. You can select the siren for person, motion, vehicle or a combo. - SOUND: Record with sound and has a 2-way talk which I don’t use. - PUSH NOTIFICATIONS: Ok, these are annoying AND you may have to get a new email address since the popular ones won’t allow access from 3rd parties like Reolink. I signed up for an email specifically for the camera system through Outlook which allows 3rd party, but I rarely use it as it seemed to run out of space and frankly the push and notifications are very annoying after a while. - NIGHT VIEW: Decent. The more lit up the area is the better the night vision. You can also select color at night or grayscale (auto when night falls and day begins goes back to color). - PICTURE: Pretty good IMO, nighttime can be pixelated. Video runs best with a good internet connection; otherwise, you can get stuttering and stopping. - CHARGING: With the solar panel in a full sun (possible sun, we all know how MI is in the winter) it charges to 100%. The charge drains depending on your use and how much it records. With clouds, it doesn't charge as well, but still charges. You can unhook it and charge it via USB (cord included). A full charge and some solar panel charging should keep your camera running well for quite a while and there's a battery indicator on the app/client so you can see if it's getting low. - SOLAR PANEL CORD: Don’t recall but it says 13'. One camera is plenty long but for the other I bought a different brand extension cord that is working well since my sunny spot wasn't in a convenient location to the camera. I’m using this without issues > Sumind 2 Pack Micro USB Extension Cable 10ft/ 3m Male to Female Extender Cord VIEWING: Can view, review and change settings through both an app and a desktop "client". Both seem to work well enough and since I’ve never used another surveillance app, I have nothing to compare. I would like to see the ability to view in a faster mode with the wireless like I can with my wired ones. It does have a preview square which shows you what set it off, but I’d like to be able to make that bigger for faster scrolling if looking for some specific event. When in playback mode, it will play the next video on that same day automatically. On the app you can View upright or horizontal. Horizontal has a bigger viewing are of the video on your phone, but controls are not visible. - PAN/TILT: remotely move the camera viewing area (doesn't follow the motion). This is handy when you need to adjust the view when setting up without getting on the ladder over and over or you want to look around in the event of activity outside your house. - OTHER STUFF: There are a few other settings like changing the resolution and flicker rate but those are more tweaks to help you get the most out of the camera for your specific set up.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2022 by DAVID W. DYSERT