Video Doorbell WiFi Camera - Wired 2K Outdoor, 5G&2.4G WiFi, 4:3 Wide View Angle, Smart Detection, Local Storage, No Subscription Front Door Home Security, Customized Chime V2

The Reolink WiFi Doorbell Camera is an excellent option for anyone looking for reliable home security without the ongoing cost of subscriptions. Setup is straightforward and user-friendly, making it easy to get up and running even if you’re not very tech-savvy. One of the biggest advantages of this camera is the fact that there are no monthly fees. Unlike many competitors that lock basic features behind a subscription, Reolink allows you to access recordings and alerts without paying extra. With support for a microSD card, local storage is simple and effective. The video quality is good and more than adequate for everyday security needs. While it may not be true high-end HD, it clearly captures people, motion, and activity at your door and gets the job done reliably. For a doorbell camera at this price point, the quality is solid and dependable. Another standout feature is the automatic overwrite function. Once the microSD card is full, the camera seamlessly overwrites older footage, so you never have to worry about manually deleting recordings or running out of storage. This makes it a true “set it and forget it” security solution. Overall, the Reolink WiFi Doorbell Camera is a highly underrated security device. It delivers strong performance, simple setup, dependable recording, and cost savings by eliminating subscriptions. If you’re looking for an affordable, practical, and reliable doorbell camera, this is one I would definitely recommend.

Great device, excellent resolution. The sensitivity is awsome too. The second version of these doorbells are the way to go. Easy install and works with your current doorbell transformer. Don't forget to format your memory card once it is installed to get your videos to save, or they will not work. There is a format tool inside the software already that will do the work for you. The Amazon 256 GB memory works great for these as long as it meets the requirements. 256 GB max for these doorbells.

Edit: Reolink support reached out to me to make things right. And so far, they have. They offered to send out a replacement unit even after acknowledging that I had willingly thrown my old unit out. They persisted in this request for 2-3 months before I finally said, as long as it's free of charge, be my guest. And my guest they became, as they shipped it out at no cost to me. Now, I don't know if the updated software or they updated the camera to cause this, but I would call this newest version they sent me OK, not great. Initial difference, my router immediately detected it as "Roku", which routers can get things wrong so it's not that big of a deal, but I thought I remembered it being picked up as something else initially. The camera itself also seems to be different. It still has some good clarity, but it seems suddenly plagued by intense smearing. The image around movement is clear and sharp, but when things start moving it's smeared incredibly poorly. I've tried several of the settings to fix this but nothing appears to be working so far. The chime itself actually works with this unit, as do push notifications, and the connection itself seems much more reliable than before. However, I still greatly wish they'd just enable the use of your home's built in chime over using a wirelessly connected one. Original Review: I've had enough trying to get this piece of junk to work. It's supposed to connect to my router through wifi, ring when someone presses the button, and alert me on the app when it happens. I connected it to my NVR and even gave it an SD Card. I've never been more frustrated with a machine than I have with this one. Don't get me wrong, the camera on it is great, clear and really usable. But that's it. The software in it sucks so bad that after 2-ish months of owning it I'm just throwing it away, it's not worth the hassle anymore. First, it refuses to keep a steady connection to my router. I'd have to put my router basically on the other side of my door for it to stay connected reliably, and I do not have a weak router. When it works it works great, but it's almost constantly disconnecting. Second, the push notifications are spotty at best, and non-existent at worst. I don't know how many times I've had to reset this camera because of something stupid, but it's more than I can count on one hand. Third, the chime. The awful, terrible, forced to be used chime. They REALLY need to make it so that you can just use your built-in chime if it exists because that sorry excuse for a piece of technology deserves less than the landfill it's going to rot in. When I first received the doorbell, the chime paired right up and worked exactly like expected. However, for some reason unknown to me, the chime unpaired itself and I had to try and re-pair it. But, the chime just don't do it. It beeps like it pairs, but the doorbell says the pairing failed. Right before I started typing this review I was trying to pair it for the last time, and I actually got it to pair, to my surprise. Only for the software to say that the chime wasn't connected. Are you kidding me? Not connected? While I was troubleshooting they were plugged in less than a foot from each other, and the chime can't connect to the doorbell? After what totals up to several hours trying to get it to pair over the course of me owning it? Nah, that's cool, I'm just going to smash it to pieces and throw it in the trash. I've never had the displeasure of working with something this frustrating before. I'm in IT and networking, none of the issues I've encountered with this doorbell should exist. It's just a waste of money and a terribly executed product. Being forced to use that sucky chime was really the kick in the teeth I needed to decide I'm never going to buy another Reolink product again.

Probably one of the best of the bunch as far as local storage, minimal setup, and device expansion goes. I got this up and running within a few hours wired to replace our old 1950s home doorbell. The instructions were straight forward and worked without an issue. Been running for a little over a week and we're super happy with it. Image and sound quality is stellar. Wi-Fi connection is stable, even with supposedly only 1 wifi bar on the app. And the stream has always worked quickly. The app just works. Notifications can be modified, local storage was easy to set up Didn't need to create any account or anything, just password protect my home within the app. Funny enough, the specs say it only can handle a 256GB card, but I threw a 400GB one in there anyway and it shows up accordingly with all 400gb. Neat! Things yet to be determined... We get cold up here during the winter, like down to -10°F over a few days. Hopefully this can handle that. I've heard great things about this particular brand being able to handle extreme weather,so I got my fingers crossed. Also, my house is south facing and this thing gets full sun exposure within the video frame for 3-5 hours a day depending on cloud coverage. We'll see how well it holds up. I did get one of those little shade covers for it, and it blocks about half of the sun at its highest, so maybe that will help? Not sure. Time will tell. Either way, I'm super happy with it and if it holds out by next year, we'll probably upgrade our aging Swann cameras to Reolink ones to integrate all of this together with local storage. Excited about that! So far, definitely recommended.

finalmente lo conecté como Dios me dio a entender y pude programarlo. pero el botón del timbre, permanece encendido y al parecer provoca que se caliente mas de lo normal. busqué ayuda, soporte, manual de uso y no existe ningúna instrucción de como repararlo. si no hay forma de corregirlo. solicitaré la devolución, pues no me arriesgaré a que se queme para después hacer el reclamo.

Great unit, no subscription required, added my own SD card. Setup was easy as well using the Reolink app. I did have issues connecting but found the auto-lockout setting for failed logins was causing an issue, so turned that off. Since then, it has worked like a charm, the video is very sharp, and the night vision is really good. FYI, if you are running into constant connection issues, power off the power source to your doorbell and when you gain access again after it restarts, go into the doorbell settings. System | User Managment and disable "Illegal Login Lockout". This feature does not appear to be working properly and locks out the device after the initial connection. Even if you disable WAN access, you still have the same issue. Reported this to Reolink, and will see what they come back with. UPDATE: After assistance with Reolink Support, I have an NVR also on my network for my POE Reolink external cameras and the NVR has an auto add feature. But because the auto added doorbell to the NVR needed the current password set, it was causing the lockout feature in the doorbell to kick in, because it wasn't set. Once I set the password, the issue went away.

good image quality, very nice app and you can add as many as you want.

Clear, bright images. App works well and is easy to setup. Installation was easy. Only one slight drawback with where I have installed it is that it is in a corner and the wall to the left dominates a large portion of the image and reflects some IR which affects the image at night. I used the included angled base, but I think having it angled a little bit more away from the wall would have been better. Very happy with the product.

Easy to install and works well! Also fantastic customer support from reolink. Integrates well with home assistant.