Reolink Argus 3 Pro - A wireless, solar power security camera review

[@pgplaysvidya]

Just scrolling through YT after a week of hiking in the wilderness and what do I see? A review for the exact security camera i bought! I highly recommend Reolink stuff. It has never gone wrong as long as you install the cameras in appropriate places (read: where the solar panel can get enough light to keep the camera powered) There was a comment I found a while ago that explained how you can redirect the recordings to your own server. If that isn't covered in this video and if I can find it, i'll edit the comment with the instructions

[@dat1ytcomment262]

Did u ever find it?

[@liamsmith7479]

I bought this and an Argus 2E. This one is definitely worth the extra dollars for the additional features. The only complaint is the siren is not loud enough.

[@kgan4733]

Is it possible to make it a dog barking sound? And can you schedule the siren happening only at night time?

[@toyclyde]

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[@hawkoutdoors8344]

Does this need internet for it to work???

[@sewashburn0529]

Does this camera not support RTSP? So it wouldn't work on MotionEye either? Otherwise it would be great for where you don't have power, like when you go camping.

[@Dareall13Cd]

Can this camera connect with a cellular connection?

[@MrV1NC3N7V3G4]

Just get a Reolink DVR lol...unfortunately they only work with ReoLink cameras though. I inherited a 16 channel PoE DVR and just needed to buy the cameras.

[@bradnoyes7955]

Reolink Client on Windows is trash, Tried to use it and it would just randomly crash to a black screen about every 24 hours.

[@MrV1NC3N7V3G4]

@@bradnoyes7955 Yeah, that's why I mentioned getting their DVR and not using the Windows client. It works great and provides 16 ports of PoE.

[@whiteandnerdytuba]

Lost me within the first minute. If it can’t make it through the night, it needs to be plugged in

[@jaketus]

Wireless and security(camera) isn't exactly compatible words. Wireless security utilities are just too easy to disable (wirelessly). Of course your average meth-head isn't going to go breaking in with wifi-jammer in backpack.

[@davidreddick3016]

You don't even need to do a wide spectrum jamming of the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands, a simple deauth attack is much easier to do and doesn't require any special hardware.

[@jaketus]

@@davidreddick3016 True, though jamming most of the 2.4Ghz spectrum with simply bruteforce could be beneficial over deauth-attack, to block all other protocols using the same spectrum as well.

[@eiotclub1690]

Hi there，hope you can reply me by EMAIL，Our sim card can be used with Reolink Go & Reolink Go PT cameras.

[@TechySpeaking]

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