REOLINK Duo 3 PoE 16MP UHD Dual-Lens PoE Security Camera with 180° Panoramic View, Motion Track, F1.6 Color Night Vision, Person/Vehicle/Animal Detection, 2 Way Talk, Supports 24/7 Recording

super nice video, sturdy build, easy to setup, easy menus to understand, love this camera!
I have to say I’m impressed with this particular Reolink camera. That’s not to say I haven’t had some not so desirable experiences with past Reolink cameras, but this particular model has really changed my mind about what this company really can do. The smart motion detection for people, cars and animals just flat works well. Better than some of my other cameras that cost 3x the amount I paid for this camera. The interface for configuration and playback are very easy to use and understand and the ability to choose what you want to see (car/people/animal) make’s reviewing video so easy. The 180 degree view is really sharp except on the sides you see some very small artifacts but nothing very serious and bothersome. The night vision (without IR) is really good. I’ve got mine set up to only turn on the light when motion is detected; otherwise, with IR / light on all the time it is a super spider/bug magnet. Why can’t they make cameras with the IR wavelength that bugs don’t see!?! Very easy integration with Blue iris and pretty good onvif compliance, although probably not 100%. I will be keeping my eye on Reolink for new models with similar features, particularly if they come out with a PTZ version.My only complaints are that the sound level, even at 100%, is not very audible like my other cameras. It almost sounds muted. The other issue is when the IR switches it is a LOUD annoying click. I know a lot of cameras have that click but none of my other cameras are nearly that loud of a click. The mic must be in close proximity to the IR cut filter.2nd update: when video playback is being reviewed the audio in the ‘clear’ video is choppy and very laggy, I guess due to the ‘clear’ video choice as opposed to the ‘fluent’ option which provides good audio with no lag but very low resolution picture. Not sure why they can’t give good audio in a ‘clear’ video playback. My other cameras with similar price range have no issue with this.

Gets hot, but managing it can be resolved with modification
This thing gets HOT. During the summer, it faces direct sunlight. It ended up crashing in the afternoon, which required me to power cycle it. When I investigated the mod end termination of my cable run to see what was wrong, it was too hot to touch on the flat surface on top. I added a heat sink from an NVME drive on that spot and it seems to help a lot. Next Summer I may add something with more surface area to address the heat dissipation.The software provided by Reolink to run on a windows box has progressively gotten worse in the last few updates. The entire thing stops recording if your monitor is turned off for a few hours and if your cameras are set to reboot for maintenance, you need to restart the application. The application must be running in order to record to a network location, otherwise its local storage on the device itself with an SD card. Support is also pretty lacking as they are more of the first step tier of showing people where to click in order to perform simple tasks in the application.Aside from that, it is a very good camera. It’s not sharp enough to read license plates of passing cars, but it certainly does a great job watching my entire street from where I mounted it.

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This camera gives good wide angle view. It is simple to setup. The image quality is super at day and night.