REOLINK 5MP 4G LTE Cellular Security Camera Outdoor, 360° Pan-Tilt, Sim+32GB SD Card Included, Wireless Solar Powered, Color Night Vision, Smart AI Detection, Go PT Plus+Solar Panel, Updated Version

Great camera
Reolink is great company. They application is easy to navigate and use. Setup is a breeze. Great customer service. Camera has good picture and stays charged with solar panel. The camera is easy to mount and the application walks you through setup. It is pretty much automated. Wifi works well. It is dependent on the quality of your wifi signal. With decent signal, there is no lag. You can adjust the resolution of playback to lower rates if you have lag issues due to low quality wifi. These are some of the best all around cameras especially when you take i to account the whole picture. Application, customer service and hardware. Well worth the money.

Terrible product!
Terrible product!Impossible to activate the SIM card, even aftre talking to customer support.Also, very hard to return.Stay away from this product!

Camera is excellent, charging another story
Camera is fantastic. Charging is another story. I have an entire drawer full of up to date capable USB chargers and almost none of them work to charge this. Same with USB cables not only are few capable of charging this device but even fewer fit. It comes with one USB cable don’t lose it or good luck trying to find one that fits the hole and charges. On the good side it charges very nicely with my battery pack.

Take good videos
Rasy to set up works great

Reolink is one of my favorite brands when it comes to cameras, i have used reolink wifi cameras before and i love them and this is my first time using a 4G camera.it comes with a 32GB sd card (can be expanded ) and comes with a simecard (data only) that is ready to be used.just charge it full before installing it and then you dont have to do it again as the solar panel will help maintain the charge.using it is easy and the app is self explanatory.they have a simcard plans that are available to purchase , but what i really like is that its compatible with Canadian simcards so if you have a data simcard it will work perfectly.overall great camera if you want to use it in place that isnt covered by your wifi signal/ electricity

Reolink is a great camera company. This is the 4th camera I own by them and I am still very happy with their products. I’ll try to not be biased. 🙂At first I wasn’t sure if I would keep using this camera after using up the free data SIM card because of how expensive their data plans were following that. Then I noticed somebody on here saying that it could use other cell provider’s SIM cards and sure enough, my cell phone company was able to do that for me as well! Combined it into my cell phone plan, which has plenty of data to spare! And it worked! So, I am very happy with that.Depending on the settings you choose with this camera, you may need to lower them based on your signal strengths. I have it located in an area that is close to a tower and am able to almost maximize the settings without too much lag or battery drain. I am using it at the end of my road at the moment due to vandalism of our mailboxes recently (our house is too far in the woods to keep an eye on it) and angled in such a way that it does not pick up passing traffic. Though, I can move it to do that if I want it to. I can also check on things like my garbage bin or the pond down there. Gotta’ love that pan and tilt feature!Other mentions:- I will say that it usually takes about one to two seconds to start recording when motion is detected… but I haven’t found a wireless camera that doesn’t do that yet.- The picture quality is pretty decent, but even on max settings, you will have trouble making out a license plate.- The night vision mode works great and picks up a good deal of distance.- The attached flood light is alright. Not really bright enough in my opinion.- I love Reolink’s app and that has always been very easy to use.- The “digital zoom” is pretty much the same as just zooming in on a picture with your phone. It doesn’t actually zoom and is very pixelated. I figured as much though. That is just the nature of “digital zoom”.- The solar panel, where I have it placed seems to do a great job keeping the camera charged. I don’t think it will do all that great in the darker parts of winter. I will probably have to turn down the settings then.- The whole thing is very noticeable being as white as it is and I may just paint it black to make it more stealthy and not stick out like a sore thumb in the tree.All in all, this is a pretty good solar powered, cellular, 360 PT camera. I am also thinking about using it for hunting but I will need to optimize the antenna for that, for sure. It does look like it will fit an extension cord. In the end, just worried the panning and tilting may scare off the deer…Thank you for reading my review! 🙏

This is my first solar powered security cam, so I wasn’t really sure what to expect; I’ve heard horror stories of solar cameras really struggling with the winter months and this one surprisingly wasn’t actually that bad. It actually worked pretty well. Another reviewer said that you don’t need to use the sim card to get a connection if you have a wi-fi network and I can confirm this, though it’s much simpler to just use the sim cards even if it’s technically more costly. The video is fairly clear, and the camera is as far as I can tell very resilient to the weather, so it does feel like it does a pretty good job as far as home security cameras go. I can easily understand why it’s priced the way it is (~$270CAD at time of writing rounded up) and could even see myself paying it with how good the quality is. I’d definitely recommend it if it really feels like something you need.