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Mar 10, 2018 · Jeff sent me an S1 Pro to install and review. This first post will be of some general impressions and a few quick videos. I'll be updating this thread as I have time to take more video in different situations.
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By Rich Edmonds
last updated 24 February 2021
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The Reolink E1 Pro is an indoor-only security camera designed for home and office use. It's the latest camera from the company to rock crystal-clear 4MP Super HD video support. There are some other handy features that make the asking price all the more enticing. It's also in a compact dome form factor, measuring 76 x 106 mm.
It's painted entirely white with a black glossy face to match the catalog of Reolink's security cameras. There's a small Reolink branding on the front, but that's about it. You'll find the AC input on the rear at the bottom. There's no ethernet connection, unfortunately. The main unit that houses the camera tech itself also has the daylight sensor, microphone, microSD card slot, and reset button.
The 4MP CMOS sensor is capable of recording in 1440p. It can also do night recordings too thanks to the integrated IR tech. During the night, the Reolink E1 Pro can record up to 40ft, making it ideal for placement at windows facing outside if you'd rather not set up an external security camera.
Reolink made the process of setting up a security camera almost painless. With the Reolink E1 Pro, it's even more straightforward. All that's required is to unbox the camera, plug in the power supply, fire up the app and follow some on-screen instructions. The entire process from start to finish lasts some 10 minutes.
A voice prompt will guide you through the initial set-up phase, though all that's really required is to scan a QR code on the camera using the Reolink app and connect it to your home Wi-Fi network. Once it's all up and running, it's possible to place the E1 Pro in the desired location or mount it to a wall or ceiling.
Using the Reolink app on Android is a breeze. It's easy to configure the E1 Pro to alter the detection zones (which is essentially using an eraser of sorts to carve out a radius), motion detection, alarms, notifications, recording, and much more. You can view live feeds, activate/deactivate night vision, alter pan, and even have a conversation using the microphone.
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If you've used a Reolink camera before, you'll feel right at home here. For a NAS enclosure, the setup process is even easier. All you need to do is make sure your enclosure has enough free security camera licenses (Synology, QNAP, ASUSTOR, and others will happily sell you additional licenses if needed).
Once the camera is connected to your Wi-Fi network, it'll be possible to grab the IP address and connect it to your NAS. Then it's just a case of configuring the camera within the surveillance app on the NAS and commence recording.
•If you're on a tighter budget
•If you want a capable security camera
•If you want to set up home surveillance
•If you need an indoor security camera
•If you need an outdoors capable camera
•If you want a high-end security camera
Reolink is really crushing it with its latest catalog of home and office surveillance cameras. They're all built to a high standard, come with an easy-to-use app and work with the most popular NAS enclosures without issue. If you're looking for a budget-friendly solution to enhancing home security, look no further than the Reolink E1 Pro.
Setting up the dome camera was a breeze on its own with the built-in SD card reader and smartphone app. Making the move to a Synology NAS was a painless process. The recording quality is good for its size (and price) and the available features like manually setting detection zones are excellent in this class.
Whether you want a camera pointing at the front door or in the office, the Reolink E1 Pro will be up to the job.
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- rich.edmonds@futurenet.com
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Aug 1, 2019 · Expert's Rating. Pros. Superb image clarity. Pan-and-tilt gives you full room coverage. Customizable motion detection and alerts. Cons. Motion zone’s pen-and-eraser input can be fussy....
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