Lumus, 2K 4MP CCTV Camera for Home Outdoor Security with Spotlights

still working, good clarity and easy for installation. you can buy this product.

I love this brand because it’s easy to install and from my gadget it’s easy to connect that why I give a big thumbs up and i recommend this product to those who are planning to buy outdoor camera choose reolink

It does what it’s intended to do but for same price range, I’d go with other brand.

crystal clear picture quality and user friendly application features

Liked 👍👍

very pricy

Clear and durable

Received and checked best quality I 'll fixed my home country.

Ótimo produto, chegou rápido, é a versão 2K, lacrada e nova, melhor câmera com integração com HA, recomendo!

As long you have a powerpoint, very easy to install and setup. Always stays connected to wifi and app is great. I have few of these outdoors and they have served me great. Worth it when on sale. Definitely recommend. Minor downside is that they get triggered by almost anything e.g light rain or an insect flying, hence give nonstop notifications. Image quality is good too.

REOLINK Lumus, Upgraded 2K 4MP Outdoor Security Camera with Spotlights, 2.4/5GHz Dual-Band WiFi Camera Plug in, Smart Person/Vehicle/Animal Detection with Instant Alerts, Two-Way Talk, Local Storage So just a preface this review.. around my property I have many types of Wi-Fi based security cameras. Google , wyze, blink, and now ... plenty of these Reolink cameras. When blink first came out, they were absolutely groundbreaking because they were so cheap and they had relatively decent functionality, but it quickly faded because the Wi-Fi connectivity was extremely poor and only supported two gigahertz. It became super unreliable and kept missing footage. I then bought a few Google cameras thinking the expensive stuff works better.... Boy was I wrong. I then added wyze cams are on my property in specific areas and although they work fairly well, I was still a little bit disappointed with the reliability of capturing footage. The biggest Achilles heel for all of these models were the fact that it did had a really poor Wi-Fi connectivity.... They all generally only support 2 GHz. Some models for wyze and my newer gen Google cams claim 5ghz support , but they NEVERRRR connect over 5ghz. 2ghz is extremely congested around my hood and made every single camera very unreliable. I started using Reolink products starting with the doorbell. I was so shockingly amazed at how reliable it was. I decided to try a couple of these other models of reolink cameras to replace Google cameras. In the exact same spots, 50ft away from my house in the back yard, these Reolink cameras performed almost perfect. They are so reliable, that I can access the camera with my phone at any time no matter what from my phone anywhere in the world. There was never any drop-in connection during my extended period of testing ... after 3 months i basically swapped my entire house to reolink --- This camera REOLINK Lumus, Upgraded 2K 4MP is no exception . These cameras actually do support 5ghz (ENSURE you buy the 5ghz models because REOLINK does have some cheaper ones that only support 2ghz). For this reason Reolink Wi-Fi security cameras are simply hands down Superior to any of the previous product I've used around my property. Connection reliability is the number one reason I'm about to scrap all of my security cameras and purchase these instead. Even if Reolink were to have lower specs of video quality (which it doesn't) than any of the previous cameras I have used, I would still use reolink simply because it actually works, it records, it tracks, it does what you need it to do without interruption. Owning tons of cameras around my property The number one frustration is something happens and cameras didn't even capture it. Then what's the point of these cameras if they're so unreliable?? Having said that, I hope this is enough to convince folks to start switching out and use reolink instead. I'm not paid to say that... It's just the truth. In terms of video quality, it is absolutely on par with with my 2k wyze cams and can any any google cam on the market and let me just say I have all generations of Google cameras. Images are sharp and you can make out license, plates and details. Night vision is fantastic as well. You do have the option at night to also activate a spotlight if you want... But night vision is sufficient and a kind of like the stealthier non-spotlight mode. Footage is captured in an SD card. You can access the SD card footage via the cloud and on your phone app. The accessibility to the SD card video is absolutely fantastic and reliable. Again, this is because the Wi-Fi connectivity is superb and Superior to any other cameras I've used. Often cameras with SD card footage is extremely frustrating to access via the cloud... Very slow and sometimes simply doesn't work. But with Reolink camera , its lightning fast. And reliable. If you want to pay for subscription, you get the benefit of storing footage into the cloud so that your footage is safe even if the camera is knocked out. It's a nice option but so far I didn't subscribe. I think if they had an annual subscription for unlimited amount of cameras, I might consider. Aside from SD card you can also buy REOLINK home hub. Allows you to connect cameras to the hub instead so you can store ALL footage to local network (not cloud). Thus you own your footage. No subscription to cloud needed. I found that with homehub i can access my cameras quicker for some reason as a side benefit. I just want to take a moment to talk about the settings because the settings are absolutely flexible and have configurations that most camera systems do not offer. My favorite setting is the exposure and Shadow adjustment. You can adjust manually the exposure and Shadow sliders so that in your space it's not overexposed, or you can bump up the shadows to get a little more detail in the darker areas. If you keep it Auto exposure, there's a slider. Adjust the exposure compensation. I don't know of any camera system that offers this level of adjustment. Another setting that I really appreciate is the thresholds sliders that allow you to adjust when night vision turns on. If you find that in your space night vision turns on too early, then you can adjust it such that the threshold is higher. Once again, I don't think there are any cameras on the market that allow you to do this. In terms of notification to your phone, it's fast upon detection. I find it gets a bit annoying because you get so many notifications... So you may need to play with the detection sensitivities, or simply just turn it off. I think for me I like notifications but I need to play around a little bit more with all of the different sliders for sensitivity and object size min max etc.... There's quite a few sliders and settings to tinker with so for high traffic areas you do need to spend time on this. For low traffic areas I'm ok with default settings . So I'm fairly convinced I will probably be replacing most of my critical cameras on zones with this camera. But in areas that I don't have power, obviously I have to stick with my solar solutions. I highly recommend you try One camera and just check it out. I'm pretty sure you will be very impressed. I hope this helps

Update: Now that we've had it a minute, we're still pleased. It is a little hiccupy on Google home, but we're pretty ok with that. To be fair, it interrupts the music streaming to display the camera anyway, so we haven't done it that way much at all. The notifications are usually prompt on both of our android phones. When there is a delay, I'm pretty sure it has to due with the sleep status of the phone and not with the camera, though that's really just my theory. The picture quality is great. Being able to block sections out of the motion detection has worked nearly perfectly - the angle of the sun does affect some shadows stretching farther than what i have blocked in the morning, but I haven't decided whether to draw over that part, leave it be, or set up times when notifications are off. It's obviously not a big problem or I would have fixed it. So anyway, that's the update. We haven't needed to use the speaker or microphone, but we did test them. Neat things...you have to have the volume on your phone on to be able to hear the person! (Duh, I know. I always have mine turned off, though, so I just didn't think about it at first). Also downloaded the PC version, which was easy to set up and streams perfectly with no hiccups. Very handy while working, since I can pull the camera up that way and not interrupt my streaming music. And the light is very bright, according to my husband, who has to leave super early in the am for work each day. ;) Original review: Snagged this camera on a flash sale, but I had already mostly decided on this brand for good reviews, reasonable pricing, storage options, and Google compatibility. Before installing it, I plugged it in and set it up to make sure everything would work. No need to drill holes in the house until you verify it's not DOA! Setup if the camera and app was super easy, though there wasn't really anything in the instructions about it. The hard part was belly crawling through our super tiny attic multiple times to map, plan, and fish wires. The plug doesn't appear outdoor rated, but it didn't make sense to us to plug it in outside, anyway. I mean, then someone could just unplug it, duh. So in the teeny tiny attic I went. After several trips and most of the afternoon, we finally got the wires where we wanted. Since I had already set it up to test, all that was left was to mount the camera, plug it in, take a ton of tylenol, have some beer, and wait until the next day to aim it. As far as mounting, it's a nice and easy base, and they even include a little paper template to drill the holes for anchors. The night picture is before going back out to aim the camera, but you get the idea. The field of view is great. The motion detection is adjustable. Neat feature in there, too- you can mark off areas where you don't want it to detect motion. I've marked off the top right corner where it's still picking up the edge of the road and the paw print dangling toward the top left. Turned the motion detection down a few times to eliminate notifications for shadows, etc. Less than a day in and I think I've just about got it fine tuned to pick up a car in the driveway or a person walking up to the house, but to ignore headlights passing, leaves moving, etc. Picture quality seems great to me. I haven't viewed it on the TV yet, but it's more than enough resolution on a phone or Google hub display. I've played with saving pictures and videos. I've seen plenty of screenshots taken from a variety of other camera which were grainy, poorly lit, etc, and you wouldn't be able to identify anyone. These are much more clear than most I've seen, in case we were to need to ID a person or anything. Also, motion push notifications are prompt. The spotlight is plenty bright enough. The night vision is clear, both in grayscale and when it automatically switches to color. Pleased with all aspects.

Nest outdoor cam 2021年製が調子悪くなって買い替え nestの有線電源版と悩んだのですがHomeAssistantを試してみたくてこっちを購入 この価格でもう何も言う事ありません 完璧です。。。 なぜに今までNestで頑張ってきたのかマジで意味が分からないレベルです 多分このReolink以外のメーカーでも基本的にみんな一緒なんだと思うから、特別Reolinkが良いのかどうかわ分からないけど とりあえずAIに聞いて、HAで使うならどのカメラがいいの？っていう答えがReolink推しでして、完璧でした。 HAで使うのにこのLumusはファームウェアをアップデートしなければならなくて、そのファームウェアの探し方に若干のコツがいるものの そこさえ越えればもう本当に便利 この値段でこれですよ 家に余ってた書き込みスピードが、昨今のAction5とかではダメって言われる64GB class10 UHS-1最大85MB/s を差したけど 多分今の感じだと普通に30日〜40日程度は記録出来そうだし ちなみに同時にDoorbellもNestからReolinkに乗り換えたのですが。。。 そっちの方がまじでNest使ってきた意味が分からなくなる感じで。。。とりあえずこの7000円？程度で買えるこのカメラ 全く申し分ないです。ありがとうReolink