REOLINK WiFi Security Fisheye Camera, 2K+ 6MP 360° Panorama, 2.4/5GHz WiFi Indoor Wireless Security Camera, Person Motion Detection, Ceiling/Wall/Desk Mount, Supports up to 512GB microSD, FE-W (White)

I bought a few of these and I have really loved them. The system is amazing, and I really like the platform that REOLINK has. From the fact you can put a SD card into the camera and or you can by one of their hard drive boxes that you can link to and record on!

happy with the product

Reolink has made their product line more complicated than it needs to be. This is the WiFi Fisheye camera, it has an Ethernet port but does not support POE. There is a POE version, but that version does not have WiFi. It's hard to understand why Reolink didn't make this version support both WiFi and POE. Just be aware when shopping for this camera, you have the choice of WiFi or POE, but not both. The WiFi version can be wired with an Ethernet cable for it's network connection, but it also requires the power adapter.Camera build quality is excellent, like all other Reolink products. This camera is a little bit chunky, but still looks fine when mounted to a ceiling. The lens is super wide and can capture a whole room. Picture quality is great with a lot of light, just ok in low light.Be aware that Reolink does not have rich notifications that send a thumbnail of the motion event on the mobile app. This is a major disappointment. Other vendors have had rich notifications with thumbnails for many years, Reolink really needs to catch up here.Playback of the timeline on the Reolink app is also a bit clunky. It works, but it's not as easy as other apps such as Unifi Protect.Overall, this is still a good camera, but be aware of its limitations before buying.

As a cctv licensed installer, i can say this iream changed the game. Big thanks to reolink team.

Good camera, app sucks,

This thing is pretty amazing! Hooks up easily worth my existing Reolink NVR. Results are crazy! The way it seems to be able to see everything at once, then flatten things out as needed... it's almost like you can see around corners! Not really, but still, it's really cool! If you have an area that's sort of an intersection and would require multiple cameras otherwise, this is likely a better option. For example, with it mounted in my kitchen I can see the whole kitchen, the front door and foyer past the kitchen, the laundry room one direction, nearly half of the living room the other direction, as well as the back porch to the rear. This coverage would require at least 3 "normal" cameras.

If your NVR has 360 support, this is a great camera. You can choose 360/180 in the software settings along with split, quad, or fisheye view. Supports ceiling, wall or desktop mounting. The split view works better for systems that don't natively support 360 cameras. Mine connected with Blue Iris without issue and the quality is great. Does not support POE; requires a power supply connected (included) but can wiork with ethernet or WiFi connections.

This is a great camera that allows you to see an ultra wide angle view. It does not require a PoE system, but it does require that you connect it to a router and power source. The camera is not waterproof and is for indoor use only. The build is high quality as I'm come to expect with the Reolink brand, and it is very easy to set up and start monitoring. You can store images directly to a micro SD card, or view images on your mobile device using the Reolink app. For more storage, you can connect to a NVR, but it is not required. The image is crystal clear and it also has a two-way mic in the event you need to communicate with someone in the house while using the app; to scare a burglar for example. This is a really nice option for someone who wants to monitor a large area but doesn't have, or want to purchase, a NVR. At the time of this review, it was listed at $150 with a $30 coupon making it very affordable compared to other fisheye security cameras on the market.