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REOLINK Security Camera Wireless Outdoor, Pan Tilt Solar Powered, 5MP 2K+ Color Night Vision, 2.4/5GHz WiFi, 2-Way Talk, Works with Alexa/Google Assistant for Home Surveillance, Argus PT + Solar Panel

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Arrives Friday, May 10
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Style: 5MP


Features

  • 100% Wire-Free and Solar Powered: Argus PT runs on 2.4/5 GHz WiFi and stays fully-charged with Reolink Solar Panel which realize 100% wire-free security. With high-capacity battery, long-lasting power per charge and no worry about weather.
  • Tilt & Pan and Stunning Night Vision: Argus PT can turn its head 355 horizontally and 140 vertically, which shows you everything in 5MP HD, you can see clearer night vision up to 33ft even at poor light.
  • Real Smart Home Security Camera: Adopt more sensitive digital PIR motion sensor, support smart human/vehicle detection and instant alerts, event recording to micro SD card for later playback and download.
  • Quick and Easy Setup: Easily mounted and installed both indoors and outdoors. With weatherproof certification, it never quits no matter in heavy rain or extreme sun. Scan the QR code with free Reolink App to get started.
  • Truly Risk-free Purchase: Videos can be securely stored locally on an SD card (up to 128GB, not included). which you can access and playback anytime and anywhere via Reolink APP/Client. 2-Year Warranty ensures this will quickly become your favorite no-risk purchase. Listen and talk interactively with your beloved ones, ward off would-be burglars when off-site.

Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor Security


Brand: REOLINK


Model Name: Argus PT


Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Special Feature: 2 Way Audio


Product Dimensions: 8.53 x 6.25 x 7.78 inches


Item Weight: 1.65 pounds


Item model number: REOLINK Argus PT+SP


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: August 7, 2019


Manufacturer: Reolink Digital


Country of Origin: China


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    • Great Cam, Lots of Features
Style: 5MP
This camera is perfect for our needs. Setup is easy and there are lots of features we like: * Onboard storage * Pan/Tilt control * Night vision * Motion detection * Object identification * Sound capture * Intercom * Alarm and Custom alarm * Text/email alerts and notifications * Time lapse * Solar panels to keep batteries charged We have 6 installed around the perimeter of our house. We can access and control them from anywhere we happen to be. The cameras connect to our home LAN. We suggest getting as much onboard storage as you can (128G max) for storing video clips and stills. The default video quality is somewhat limited, however it can increased at the expense of video storage. Even so, we have never run out of storage. These are not suitable for 24/7 monitoring. There is just not enough battery power for that. However, with motion detection, we can have lots of video clips triggered by cars, animals, and people. The clips are available via the app. One time we setup time lapse to record replacement of our fence. The recording was great! You could watch progress as the shadows tracked the sun. This did drain the batteries a lot, but they recovered the next (sunny) day. The solar panels do an excellent job of keeping the batteries charged. You can also get extension cords for the solar panels so they can be mounted in a sunny location. Even on cloudy days, the panels keep the batteries topped off during normal usage. We have one installed on our front porch. The cameras allow for two-way communication so we can have conversations with people who come to our door (much like the 'doorbell' cams). We have programmed a custom siren that informs delivery people to lock packages in the delivery locker on our front porch. We love PTZ feature! PTZ is a little misleading since there is no onboard zoom. However, you could pinch the video in the app to 'zoom.' You can point the cam almost anywhere you want. The motion detection is very sensitive. Sometimes it picks up too much motion such as plants blowing in the wind. For that, we can setup exclusion zones to filter out motion. We are still discovering and experimenting with its features. The Reolink app is very useful and allows us access whenever we are. It is not 24/7 surveillance, but suits our needs. We are very pleased with the camera's performance and would recommend it to anyone. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2023 by Karl Childers
    • Great little camera
Style: 5MP
This camera is easy to setup and has a really good quality picture. The solar panel keeps the battery charged well. It’s been working great for almost 3 years. The customer support is awesome and I would definitely recommend the camera for its reliability.
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2024 by Rickey J. Cowan
    • Over all Good quality camera
Style: 3MP
I have several of these cameras, Argus Pro PTZ and the LT PTZ. They have proven to be very durable. I have managed to drop a couple of them. One from about 10 ft in the air, and it bounced off of concrete. Yet it still works just fine. The only broken part was the mount. I have had some for a couple of years now, mounted on a west facing wall. One has faded and turned from white to yellow, but the performance has been good. It is still working. The app is easy to use. Adding cameras is intuitive and reliable. Other cameras I have used have had a hard time capturing the QR code from the camera. These have always worked as expected when adding to the app. I like the feature of the app where you can see multiple cameras at once (up to 4 at a time). Reolink does have a PC app that can be used as well. Unfortunately, it is an installed application instead of a website. The price point is a bit painful. There are definitely other cameras that are cheaper. However, some of the pros vs. cons make it worth it sometimes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024 by Runnoft
    • ***Five Star Review? Buyer Should Have Serious Doubts About Buying From Reolink
Style: 5MP
Leaving five stars because most people only look at the great reviews...so here is a more rounded review that should give everyone pause before they buy. Let me start by saying that I love the cameras. Bought 4 here and 3 more directly from Reolink on their Ebay store. The cameras have great picture quality and if you follow the instructions for setup using the bar codes, it takes about 45 seconds to get them up and running. And I am returning all of them. Further, I would strongly encourage all prospective buyers to strongly consider looking elsewhere for their security camera needs. Reolink is simply INEPT when it comes to backing up their products. A couple of weeks ago I bought 4 of these cameras. At $150 a camera with the solar panel, they are not cheap. As instructed during the setup of one of them, I went to lift up the little 1/2 inch by 3/8 rubber flap that covers the on/off switch and secures it from rain. The flap is held to the camera with a paper clip thick protrusion that goes into the body of the camera. When I pulled at it, that extremely thin piece of rubber holding the flap to the camera, broke. I didn't pull it hard, and I do not have super human strength. It just sort of broke and although I can still place the flap into the camera, it needs to be repaired because if it ever falls off, the entire camera will be ruined. I didn't think this was a big deal. I was wrong. I wrote to the company and explained the situation. I explained that the cover tore and I wanted to know how I could get a replacement cover. I would be happy to cover the costs. No problem. And I made it clear that I only needed the little cover because the camera otherwise worked fine. I just need the cover! Their response was that they wanted me to send them a picture of the camera. Admittedly, I was irritated. So I wrote back that I was surprised that they wanted a picture of this because the camera worked....I just needed the small cover and that I could probably buy it on ebay for a few cents plus shipping. This thing seemed like a no-brainer to me. They wrote back and said...oh, now that we understand that the camera works they will refer it to their techs. Great. Next day (and keep in mind that their turnaround is always a day later) I get an email asking me to send them a copy of the invoice. No problem. I did that within a minute. Next day..we enter the Twilight Zone. Instead of simply writing back to me with something saying that they are shipping out the new cover, I get an email asking me to send them the link of the Ebay listing for the cover I found so that they can tell me if it will fit the camera. HUH? So they have gone from taking responsibility for making a cheaply connected cover to helping me ensure that a third party solution (that did not exist) would fit their camera? This was sort of nutso. I wrote back and said simply that I did not find a cover on ebay. This morning - another 24 hours later - comes the latest response...they want to give me a 5 dollar refund. Now you would expect that a company selling a 150 dollar camera with a rubber cover for the on/off switch would grasp that the cover that they designed for their own camera to protect the switch from rain/snow/etc had an actual purpose for existing...but these folks instead want to refund me five bucks to accomplish what exactly? Am I supposed to tape the five dollar bill over the switch to protect it? I just need a new tiny cover! So I am now a week into this silliness and I have had enough. These cameras are not cheap. So before you buy from these folks, think very seriously about the warranty and support that they give and ask yourself if you should be going for products made by Google or Netgear because there is no doubt that a similar situation with their products would have resulted in a replacement part coming in roughly 2 days. Reolink makes great cameras. But they simply have no ability to back up their products with support that should make people comfortable. I have lost confidence in this company. All of my cameras...a thousand dollars of cameras...are going back because they can't figure out how to send out a tiny rubber cover that cost them a few cents. Pathetic. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2020 by danny goldstein

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