I bought these for my daughters and they work great! They both love them

It took one month for delivery however; easy set up and works great.

These are easy to setup and work just as advertised.

Solar panel will not charge the camera and when you plug it in to a direct current it will only charge to 95%. I have other Reolink cameras and usually last for 2 years, but this one sucks.

FANTASTIC CAMERAS beautiful pics night or day with solar panel keeps the camera charged, customer service is the bomb helped with all my problems efficiently and quickly which makes me trust them I would recommend to others to buy

Easy to setup, does what it says on the tin

I own 5 cameras myself and one bought this one for parents and nothing but trouble tech support first time using it terrible absolutely no customer service give you phone numbers that don’t work and then stop texting you. We will not buy again.

Ive had a good experience with all of my reolink products. I am using this camera at an off grid location to record events while gone and live view while there (mostly watching for deer). I had been using POE cameras because batteries (or panels) in EVERY solar product from everyone have been undersized, but they involve wiring challenges especially over long distances. These will be difficult to power and network over long distances as well, but probably less so. I figure I can plug these into a cheap power brick while I'm there, watching overnight and live view as much as I want (which is the case. you can live view and not diminish battery if charging fully). The picture is good but I feel like the picture has been good on every IP camera I've used since like 2015. Id consider this type of camera better for small areas. Front of house. watching a shed. or chicken coop. whatever. just don't expect to mount it 100 feet from your intended viewing area and then being happy with the outcome.The one absolutely infuriating thing about this camera is the obnoxious installation "help." when you initially turn it on it will tell you to connect to the app in 30 different languages on repeat until you get it done. I almost burned it all down because this thing would NOT shut up. So mouthy.

As a tech enthusiast, I’m blown away by the REOLINK 2K 3MP Solar Wireless Security Camera (Argus 3E Kit)—it’s a flawless 5-star performer! The 3MP sensor delivers razor-sharp footage with a 120° view, and the spotlight-powered color night vision is unreal for low-light clarity. Setup was a snap, with wire-free installation and a solar panel that keeps the battery topped off effortlessly. The IP65 rating shrugs off harsh weather like a champ.The AI-driven detection nails it, filtering out noise for spot-on alerts for people, vehicles, or pets. No-subscription local storage (up to 128GB microSD) is a godsend, and the Reolink app’s slick interface makes tweaking motion zones or checking feeds a breeze. Two-way audio is crisp, and the Home Hub compatibility is icing on the cake. This is a premium, hassle-free security beast that every tech lover needs!

Like to Easy & Quick install with my current ReoLink cams app. Will give Update once start using it. That in itself is a Plus Plus because we have 2 other ReoLink cams with no issues. I prefer This home solar security cameras from ReoLink rather than Eufy home security cams. Had issue with install with other ReoLink cam so I Return got my refund & ordered this ReoLink cam & installation was Easy Peasy... highly recommend ReoLink home solar security cams.

THE CAMERA WORKS FINE. I ALREADY HAD A REOLINK CAMERA SO I BOUGHT ANOTHER ONE. ONLY PROBLEM WAS ADDING THE NEW CAMERA TO THE REOLINK APP. IT WAS CHALLENGING, BUT I HAVE USED OTHER CAMERA APPS SO I WASN'T UNFAMILIAR WITH THE PROCESS. SOMEONE (A TECHNICAL WRITER) SHOULD SIT BESIDE A NEWCOMER AND SEE THE PROBLEMS THEY HAVE SO THE DIRECTIONS COULD BE MADE CLEARER FOR A NEOPHYTE TO FOLLOW. I GOT IT WORKING, BUT IT TOOK A WHILE.

I was looking for split ONVIF compatible cameras that can run on both battery and powerline and it took me a while but I think I found it. Reason why I’m particular about ONVIF is - portability to other softwares like iSpy, Synology Surveillance station, VLC etc..Let’s start with TL;DR gist:* Hub supports RTSP, RTSM, ONViF* Hub can be accessed via browser both HTTP/HTTPS* Battery cameras can also be plugged with simple USB-C cable and that way bypass battery limitations* Crystal clear picture* Works in iSpy (Agent DVR) and Synology Surveillance Stations* SD card (for hub) not includedProblem that I always have with cameras is that it’s harder and harder to find ONVIF compatible. Reolink makes great cameras and those that are not battery based usually supports ONVIF but if it’s on battery than no and the reason is because manufacturers think that people will have live stream by using ONVIF protocol (because they can) and that way drains battery and shortens its lifespan. This is true even in this set but thanks to hub you can bypass this limitation and use ONVIF protocol. Like I mentioned, if you do but you are using cameras on battery, make sure it’s not 24/7 streaming.Ok, with that out of way let me talk about installation.Installation was very straightforward. First I hooked the hub with the UTP cable to my switch and powered it on. Then I installed the Reolink mobile app and the app detected the hub on the network immediately. Obviously, since it’s connected via ethernet cable, the router gave it an IP address, so there was no need for steps like typically with WiFi.Sidenote: It would be a good idea if you have trust issues and a high-end type of router that supports VLAN to put a hub in IoT IP space. I do this always with WiFi IoT devices since I have 3 WiFi domains but my router doesn't have VLAN so I couldn't do that with ethernet connections and had to allow the hub to sit in my trusted IP range.Anyways, once, hub is up and running, the first thing you might want to do if you want to enable access from the browser and enable ONVIF protocols is to set it up that way because by default everything is disabled and the hub will work only via mobile app.It’s a little bit buries in options, so here is steps how to do it:ENABLING WEB ACCESSIn mobile app click on “Reolink Home Hub”Now, click on “Settings”Now this is confusing part, no, you don’t go on Advanced but instead you have to click on image on top, again “Reolink Home Hub”In this step you get various info on model, UID, etc… and it looks like it’s all read only. It’s not. Click on “Network Information”And now, finally, in this “Network Info” pane, click last option - “Advanced”There you go, turn on HTTPS (no need for HTTP as it will automatically redirect to HTTPS), then optionally if you want to use cameras with some other software, then enable RTSP and ONVIFNow you can access the hub from the web browser from your PC by entering the hub's IP address. You can find it on mobile app settings/network information or directly on your router.ADDING CAMERASLast step is to add cameras and you can do that by opening “Reolink Home Hub” and then clicking on “+” in the upper right corner.App will guide you through the rest of the process but in essence, you will need to turn on camera (small switch on back side of camera), tell app that you’re adding camera on existing LAN and then in one step you will get QR code on screen which you need to show to camera.After that, the initial setup is completed.iSpy / Agent DVRIf you’re adding these cameras to iSpy, the process is also very easy.In iSpy you will have to add a new ONVIF camera. Ener admin and password that you set before and when you get IP addresses of all cameras in your network, one will be from reoling hub (not cameras itself). Choose hub IP address and instead of two streams (one for live view and one for recording) you will get 4 streams because each camera is sitting on its own channel but the same (hub’s) IP address.That’s it! Repeat the process for the second camera by choosing 2nd channel and you’re done. If you go this route, you can set up recording on a device running iSpy service (example, it can be RaspberryPi with an external disk).Conclusion: this is a great surveillance system with possible different scenarios and support for popular protocols to be used in other softwares. Although the price is steep, this system justifies it.Final verdict: 5 stars

So a bit of background. Coming from a Nest Outdoor Camera system, there's several issues. 1. Subscription costs are going up. 2. 2.4GHz wifi is increasingly flaky 3. 1080p is not up to par in 2024.Unfortunately, this Reolink Outdoor Camera System only addresses two of these problems. I got all ready this weekend to finally install the cameras outside, did my tests inside and realized the cameras would only connect to my 2.4GHz wifi! Due to how congested my area is, even connecting to my smart lock on this band is problematic at times. I didn't realize that 5GHz is only available on the Ultra line up, because even their cheap door bells are 5Ghz compatible.So sadly, did not install the Argus 3E. Should still be able to pair up the Home Hub with the door bell though.