Reolink4K NVR 8CH PoE CCTV Security Camera System, with 2TB HDD and 4X 5MP Motion Detection Outdoor PoE IP Cameras, 100ft Night Vision Remote Access, RLK8-520D4-5MP

Great piece of kit. For the price the night vision and 4K quality are excellent. Bought two extra cameras already as only £40 each, and they just plug and play with POE no need for any additional plug sockets near the cameras. Easy to add additional internal (SATA) or external (eSATA) HDD to increase the time you can record. With 4 cameras and a 2TB system recording 24/7 4K resolution you get 9 days out the box. The APP for iPhone as well as Mac OS is super easy to use. Highly recommend this kit.

I have had this system for a few months now and it has been exposed to the British weather where I live in quite an exposed location. All working absolutely fine.I had decided to invest in a CCTV system due to harassment we have experienced from a particular neighbour, and also a general security enhancement. My house is a terrace so I only actually needed two cameras, and have ended up now with two spare. After some research I decided to go for a POE system and I am all round very impressed with it, and regardless of the two spare cameras this has been a worth while investment as the kit comes with everything you need.I have installed two cameras one at the front the other at the back of the house. At the front I drilled a 20mm hole through the wall above my front door at the first floor level. This comes through in a bedroom in a fitted wardrobe which was a good place to pull up a floorboard to do this. It was fairly easy to then run the ethernet cable through to where I have the NVR without too much upheaval in the house. Due to the shape of the done shaped cameras and no wires showing I feel this looks quite neat, noticeable but not imposing on the house.At the back however the place I wanted the cameras is right where the incoming electric service line is. After some thought I decided it was not a great place to drill through the wall. I did have a spare junction box and as there is already another junction box for my outside light I've manage to make it look quite neat, the ethernet cable then runs behind a pipe to the basement which was a more suitable place to drill through the wall. After this one does the set up was simply a case of plugging in and turning on.The footage from the cameras is excellent HD quality. I was slightly concerned with them being close to the outside light but this has not been a problem. If the light is off they are on night mode, when it comes on they switch to day mode. I have it set to record at all times however the detection seems to be very good, so I may review and change the settings. I have the NVR plugged into my PC screen, and I also have the app set up. The cameras have been a success in terms of deterring the harassing neighbours, and it feels good to have increased security in general. None of the other neighbours have raised any concerns. I get a good view of my own gardens and onto the street at the front where the are parked cars.This system is highly recommended and I would recommended to household users.

Very pleased with this purchase. Replaced a Hikvision unit which was a nightmare to set up and connect to. This Reolink system almost set itself up. Everything is included that you need to get up and running. The APP installed easily to all our android devices. The picture is perfect. Haven't seen the night vision yet but don't expect any issues.UPDATE: After 3 weeks one camera developed a fault. The customer service team gave me a few things to try over several days but the fault persisted. They eventually sent out a REFURBISHED camera as a replacement. Very disappointing considering the camera was only 3 weeks old.

I have had this up for couple of years with out any issues. I mostly use it to keep an eye on the dog when he is out and about the yard. Good picture quality both colour during the day and night vision in the dark. I have been so pleased with the product I purchased an additional single camera (can connect up to 8). Really is plug and play, one small tip I discovered from youtube, the cable from the camera can go up through the middle of the mounting plate so it is not exposed.

Bought to replace ageing and faulty 4 camera system (not Reolink) I bought the 4cam system, doorcam and 2 extra cameras as prices were reduced. The plan was to phase in all 6 cams and doorbell. As doorbell arrived first it was decided to set this up first. The only problem with it was that the transformer lead with extension was too long and without too short. Not Reolink fault! Advice: if you want to use storage in doorcam do not silicon seal before. My bad. However, it is backup as main NVR can do this too of course.Doorcam excellent for us as we see all front garden, road, cars and visitors. Also freed a camera as a result.The main challenge is camera locations and leads. In our case only one is to be attached to house so the setup required no additional cables. The plan is to bury the other 5. Currently debating Cat 6plus or better at reasonable price but decent. There are a lot of dodgy spec cables out there. Also, crimping is a skill not yet mastered.The DVR setup for using one camera and doorcam for now is very easy. Replicated on 2 phones. The only problem for me is setting up email. The setup instruction book gets you going but points to onscreen instructions and email notices confuse me. However, there are plenty of vids online. Vert happy so far esp. about Reolink DVR ability to mix wireless and POE cams smoothly. We did explore wireless cams all round but did not wish to get into relays since 4 cams will be 35-40m from house.In all a wonderful piece of kit, easy start. Longevity who knows but commonsense suggests extra doses of silicon sealant with good cabling and locations will help. We opted to site DVR by main telly for convenience so sacrificed DVD player for space but it is comfortably petit. Hope above helps someone.