I have the Ring Solar cam also. I think I paid $100 for it on sale at Wally world about 2 years ago. It works great, once we got the panel in the sunshine for most of the day.
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Another Blink user. Had them for a year. 6 cameras. In two of the most traficced areas batteries last 4 to 6 months. Other 4 are still on original Energizer lithiums.
I have a very good router and also installed range extenders on opposite sides of the house.
Love them. Got different mounts for them than OEM. I think new OEM mounts are better than old.
PM me if you have questions.
I have a very good router and also installed range extenders on opposite sides of the house.
Love them. Got different mounts for them than OEM. I think new OEM mounts are better than old.
PM me if you have questions.
I've got the following. They are wifi but not wireless, must be plugged into power source.
https://www.amazon.com/Wireless-Sec...?keywords=reolink+wifi&qid=1569514966&sr=8-18
https://www.amazon.com/Wireless-Sec...?keywords=reolink+wifi&qid=1569514966&sr=8-18
Using Uniden. Basic setup is plug and play. Can support 4 cameras. Cameras have to be plugged in. Wireless and can be viewed through the phone .
I have 4 cameras setup and worked great for over 2 years. However, I have been having trouble with the night vision as the IR appears to be going out on the outside cameras.
I have 4 cameras setup and worked great for over 2 years. However, I have been having trouble with the night vision as the IR appears to be going out on the outside cameras.
I've been using numerous ReoLink cameras (wired and wireless) for 4 years now. VERY satisfied.
Some things to consider going wifi cam...bandwidth! I wanted easy software for settings, good night performance, Power Over Ethernet, and know who's watching my feed (security of the feed over the network).
NEST might as well be a prison camera given who has access to it. So if that doesn't bother you, they have a solid environment of hardware and software built to make adoption easy (and lull you to sleep)...
I run my cameras through a NAS on my network and have remote access outside the network, too.
ReoLink's software is good and they do offer a cloud service.
Some things to consider going wifi cam...bandwidth! I wanted easy software for settings, good night performance, Power Over Ethernet, and know who's watching my feed (security of the feed over the network).
NEST might as well be a prison camera given who has access to it. So if that doesn't bother you, they have a solid environment of hardware and software built to make adoption easy (and lull you to sleep)...
I run my cameras through a NAS on my network and have remote access outside the network, too.
ReoLink's software is good and they do offer a cloud service.
