REOLINK 12MP PoE Security Camera System, 8pcs H.265 12MP Security Cameras Wired, Person Vehicle Pet Detection, Two-Way Talk, Spotlights Color Night Vision, 16CH NVR with 4TB HDD, RLK16-1200D8-A
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Reolink established in 2009 is a cutting-edge global innovator in smart home security and camera solutions. Over the years, we’ve been devoted to creating the finest security products for home & business owners.
Until now, we’ve offered a full range of reliable and affordable smart home products and helped millions of people from all around the world, gaining the trust of our customers in a professional way.
INCREDIBLE 12MP UHD IMAGE — Mind-blowing 12MP PoE security camera system becomes affordable for your home and business security. Subtle details are recorded to ensure your peace of mind.
FULL COLOR NIGHT VISION — The Spotlight of the 12MP outdoor surveillance cameras enables a full color night vision. You can schedule it to work at a time period and switch to IR LED mode other time flexibly. The spotlight can also be Motion-activated to deter intruders working with the siren.
SMART HUMAN/VEHICLE/PET DETECTION — Reolink latest smart cameras can now identify people, vehicles, and pets according to their shapes and minimize unwanted alerts.
TWO-WAY TALK — The 12MP camera with audio in this home security system has a speaker built-in for two-way communication with your family as well as threat deterrence. Simply press a button on Reolink App or Client to talk.
16 POE PORTS, EXPANDABLE TO 24 CHANNELS — The NVR with hardware version N6MB01 offers 24 channels for Reolink PoE, plug-in Wi-Fi cameras, and specific battery-powered Wi-Fi cameras (Argus PT Ultra, Argus Eco Ultra & Argus 3 Ultra for now, with more supported models in the future) with the latest firmware. Ensure battery cameras and Reolink App are updated. Supports a maximum of 16 PoE/plug-in Wi-Fi cameras.
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Customers like the quality, image quality, and ease of setup of the surveillance recorder system. They mention it’s excellent, has great picture and sound, and is easy to set up and use. Some are also happy with the features and lighting. However, some customers have mixed opinions on the night vision.
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4 reviews for REOLINK 12MP PoE Security Camera System, 8pcs H.265 12MP Security Cameras Wired, Person Vehicle Pet Detection, Two-Way Talk, Spotlights Color Night Vision, 16CH NVR with 4TB HDD, RLK16-1200D8-A
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Original price was: $1,299.99.$909.99Current price is: $909.99.
Rylie Farmer –
Nice system for the price.
This is the third camera system I’ve installed in my home in the last few months. The first one was a Lorex system that cost around $1200. I returned it because I could not get it to quit giving false motion alerts. Then I bought an 8 camera Reolink system. That system was a big improvement and I was happy with it. Then, browsing Amazon, I noticed they had this 12MP eight camera system for a few hundred more dollars. I was still within the return window on the first Reolink system so I returned it and purchased this system. It has been great so far. Very good image quality. The app is simple and easy to use. Setup was easy. I haven’t had any interactions with tech support so I can’t comment on that. Upgrading to this system also gave me lights on the cameras, audible alarms on each camera, and the ability to talk and listen over the cameras. Those are all nice features and work well.A few things I’d change… 1) The cameras don’t lock on to the mounting plate. They just spin on and there’s a slight click. If a dirt bag wanted to, they could just unscrew the camera and pull it off. That was one thing the Lorex did better, it had little set screws that locked the cameras to the plate so removing them would require a tool and at least a few minutes of time.2) I think like most of these “cheaper” systems, the smart detection is kind of a gimmic. I’ve been trying for a month to get the settings where it only tells me if there is a person or a vehicle in the camera’s view. It still occasionally alerts me to a wasp, a cat, or nothing that I can discern. It is an improvement over the Lorex technology, though. I’m hopeful one day I’ll get the settings just right.3) Not enough NVR storage capacity. I like to keep my system recording 24/7. I could get about 5 days of recordings before it started overwriting older stuff. That wasn’t enough for me so I added a 6TB Seagate drive (not cheap!) in addition to the one that comes with the system. I think it can keep about 12 days of recordings stored now. If I ever get to a place where I 100% trust the accuracy of its motion triggers, I may switch it to record motion only. That would greatly increase the amount of days I could keep on the storage.Overall, I like this system and for the cost I consider it a good deal. I looked at a couple of U.S. company’s commercial systems when I was shopping and they were $2500-$4k for the same amount of cameras and comparable NVRs. The way I look at it, I saved a ton of money and all it cost me was the weaker camera mounting system (which hopefully will never be a problem) and the occasional false motion alert.Thanks for reading! Hope that helps someone in their search.
Christopher R. –
Built to last!
Not only is this camera great picture and sound, which is what you want. It is built so well mine withstood a lightning strike. My cameras are being used as a live deer cam and we had a bad storm the other day, the tree I put the camera on was hit by lightning and I thought the camera was done for. I pulled out the RJ45 and 2 of the copper vampire clips were burnt badly, but I just cleaned them off a bit and plugged it back in. Well to my shock and amazement it booted right back up. I was so impressed I have started to upgrade my cameras to the wide angle view ones. If this company builds all their stuff with this level of quality, they have me as a customer for life!
Roland C. –
Great picture
I recently purchased this product, and I must say, it’s the best investment I’ve made in a while. From the moment I opened the box, I was impressed by its sleek design and intuitive interface. Installation was a breeze; I had it up and running in minutes without any hassle.What sets this product apart is its user-friendliness. Even without prior experience, I found it incredibly easy to navigate and utilize all its features. Whether you’re a tech-savvy individual or a beginner, this product caters to everyone.Moreover, its performance exceeded my expectations. It delivered exactly what was promised, and then some. I’ve been using it regularly, and it hasn’t disappointed me once.In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend this product to anyone in search of quality and convenience. I’m so satisfied with my purchase that I’m already planning to buy another one.
KyleJEverett –
Overall very nice, but need minor adjustments/additions
Iâve installed a number of HIK vision camera systems, including for my father and my sisters homes, and they seem to have probable at least twice a year that needs the tech to come out and fix it due to IP change or whatever, and theyâre so much more expensive, so when it came to my own house I decided to shop around. Iâve only had these cameras installed for about 5 days now, but overall they seem very nice, especially for the price, compared to HIK and other brands. A big selling point was the audio record and talking, as the wife wanted Ring but I feel like those are a rip off if you want more than 3 cameras.Installation is just as easy as any other similar camera, just running a CAT5 or 6 which when it comes to running it nice and snaking it through walls, you can either do it or you need professional installation, it would be no different with another brand. The key CONS that I had with installation were 1) there is no set screw to not only lock the camera in place so wind and whatever else doesnât knock it off itâs angle, but it also means that someone could just grab the camera, give it a quarter turn and unplug the cable and be gone with it. I was blown away at how that was overlooked by Reolink. The other thing, if youâre like me and need to run pipe on the outside of your house, which also means using standard weatherproof electrical boxes to mount the camera and hide the wires, then youâll find that the mounting holes for the camera donât like up with the screw threads for the electrical box. Another oversight that should be pretty basic, as Iâm sure thereâs a lot of people who need to use these round weatherproof boxesThe app works great and you have full control through the app to set motion alarms, change settings for lights and alarms and detection, whatever you want. I like that you can turn off push notifications from individual cameras and even set it so it recognizes people from cars from animals, so you can turn off animal notifications if you live rural and donât want to be woken up by a rabbit at 2 am.HOWEVER, the most annoying part and a super easy software update; the max amount of time you can set between push notifications is 2 minutes, and as far as I can tell, you canât silence the notifications for a period of time. So if youâre out in your yard or patio and just enjoying yourself without any need of cameras telling you that someoneâs at your house or not, youâre still gonna get a notification every 2 minutes until it stops detecting motion. And thatâs every two minutes from each camera, so if you have 3 cameras detecting motion from say a party, then every 2 minutes, youâre gonna get 3 notifications saying camera 1, camera 2, camera 3 detected motion. Thereâs needs to be an easy select button that mutes notifications for a selected amount of time, then automatically turns it back on. Like if you could acknowledge it and say mute for 2, 3, 6, or 8 hours because you donât need to know that thereâs motion when youâre the motion.Thatâs my soapbox. Overall they are very nice, the spotlights are surprisingly bright AF which is nice. The alarm is loud if you want it but I turned them off cause I felt they would be annoying. Image quality is super clear, the app is very user friendly, but they need to make some easy adjustments