REOLINK Argus Track, 4K+2MP Dual-Lens Solar Wireless Security Camera Outdoor/Indoor Camera, PT Auto Zoom Tracking, 2.4/5GHz WiFi, Color Night Vision, No Subscriptions，No Home Hub Compatibility

Was skeptical on this camera for the price. Research on security cameras is a rabbit hole that can lead to frustration and wondering what to believe in the product description. I am not disappointed with this camera do far.Very nice camera system. Works great for my property. Installation and setup was very easy. I like the app, easy to navigate.However, the app notification should take you to the exact timeline of the notification in the video history and not to the ‘overall’ history where you have to search for the recordings for the video timeline.The video quality is very good, epically with the zoom lens. Easily reads license plates of cars in my driveway.I like the motion tracking for people. along with the lights to make it easy to identify people at night as in the daylight.One suggestion would be to have the ability to have an automatic scanning feature for the camera to scan the entire range of motion. Also, maybe a feature to scan if sound is heard.The money disk option makes it great so I do not have to have a subscription. Great value to keep history locally. I have had the camera for three weeks with no video history overwrite due to storage space limitations.Battery life is very good. No issues even after several cloudy days.Highly recommend this product for those wanting a good camera, useful features and don’t want to break the bank on a good quality security camera.

If you need a solar powered camera that can cover a large area, and can effectively detect people and vehicles this might well be it - with a few conditions.I have a lot of cameras, they are now all Reolink. Most of them are POE and connected to a 16 port NVR, this is one of three that are not NVR connected - but it works almost as well.I use this camera on the edge of my property where i still have Wi-Fi coverage, but don't have readily accessible power. This is the ideal use case. If you don't have good Wi-Fi where you are placing this camera it will struggle.The camera and solar panel are excellent quality. Packaging was excellent, setup was sophisticated and simple (I am very technical, but i think if you are able to setup a basic wireless router you can handle this camera). I was pleasantly surprised by how well the solar feature works. Without the solar panel this camera ran on battery for about three full days before i started getting nervous and plugged it in to USB C power and charged it. It would likely have run longer if i didn't have the spotlight and motion detection and various other features turned on. With the solar panel attached the unit stays charged. It does not take long in the sun for the battery to get what it needs - even with all of the bells and whistles turned on - it is really quite impressive.I have also been pleasantly surprised by how well this camera determines the difference between a person, vehicle and pet (even though it thinks the squirrels it sees frequently are pets - i can't hold that against it). With the addition of a Micro-SD card this camera suits my use beautifully and detects, tracks, lights up and records everything that goes on at the far end of my yard. Mounting options are a bit limiting as the mount angles the camera down a little, in order to maximize the motion capture and viewing position of the dual lenses. If you are able to mount this flush on a wall that is exactly what you want and the range it can cover from that position is great, the spotlight from a battery powered camera is quite effective within twenty to thirty feet as well. It is no flood-light, but it is bright enough to get your attention and let you know you're being watched. Excellent value for money and a great product if your use case is similar.

Battery powered, solar panel charged .A good wireless camera with too-short video clips when triggered to record. Crisp high resolution video and images but the 'zoomed' video stream seems just a subset of the main stream @ lower resolution, rather than an independently zoomed view of the event, which I'd hoped possible. There do appear to be 2 different lenses in the camera ...Full frame (wide view) resolution is 3840x2169, the zoomed stream is 1920x1080. The app doesn't seem to give me the means to change either stream's resolution.As noted, the duration of the recordings is short - I'd like to see what the animal (or bad guy) does for a bit even if the camera loses its trigger. I have other reolink cams and typically can set a longer post-recording extension time. These others also keep recording for as long as the trigger exists: the bad guy may wait more than 15 seconds before Doing Something Bad.And yes, this DOES SUPPORT FTP UPLOAD to your server. I found a bit of 'explanation' on reolink's site saying they didn't do that for the battery powered cams to cut down on the power drain, which is nonsense - whether sending to reolink cloud or your server, their wifi is powered up (drawing power) at least for the duration of the upload.Amazon's AI (funny description!) product question-answer bot gets this wrong. I ordered the cam with the hope of local FTP. Was pleased when I found the ftp configuration menues - and was fully prepared if not. First thing I checked.I'm going to stick to the cheaper, non-tracking, powered cams as I can set them to stream for as long as the event goes on.I can even suggest upload to my local server runs the cam's wifi radio for *less* time, because my wan (ISP) upload speed to some cloud is slow.

Received in the latter part of March, today (June 4th) it no longer works. It appears to have failed as an outdoor camera since its fogged over and became inoperable after a rainstorm. For the price this should work longer than little more than 2 months. I am super dissatisfied and very concerned as I bought about 10 Reolink cameras between Amazon and Costco around the same time. Worked great while it lasted but this isn’t acceptable. Don’t recommend.