100% Wireless 4G Security Camera - Reolink GO Full Review
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- Reolink GO, Anywhere, Anytime! This 100% wire-free 4G mobile HD security camera can literally go anywhere. As long as there is Signal and Sun.
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It costs £240 (Approx $300) for a Camera and Solar Panel. (It was around 15% discounted on Black Friday)
This camera works off a rechargeable battery, Solar panel if you want it to be completely hands off, a 4G Sim Card and Micro SD Card (Optional). True 1080p Full HD. Cover 110° wide field of view, 2 megapixels Starlight CMOS Image Sensor and up to 33ft Night Vision. Honestly, Works very well at night and detects motion extremely well!
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I set up the Reolink Go in a remote location where WiFi and Power Outlets were not available. It's a brilliant security camera to keep an eye on remote locations. You can deploy the security camera in the middle of fields, up the side of mountains, Forests, Building sites, Pretty much anywhere.
The Reolink App works incredibly well, very easy to use. Probably the best security camera app I've ever used. It has so many features such as Two-Way Audio, That's right, you can talk through it. Motion Detection, Alarms, Snapshot Photos and Videos and more.
It was very easy to set up, just mount the camera, Insert the battery, Sim and SD Card. Scan the QR code with the App and that's it!
Without the Solar Panel connected it uses on average 5% per day if you regularly connect to it and get several emails from motion detection. However since then, I've left it unplugged and it's used even less battery since, closer to 3% a day.
It does not have WiFi but this is the point of this camera, It uses a 4G Data. If you're in the UK you can use EE, 02, Vodafone and Three. In the US you can use AT&T and T-Mobile. But I do not understand why you couldn't use another provider, it's worth asking them to see if there would be a problem or not.
The issue with connecting to it seems to have been fixed. Other than the problem with the way the back twists on it's an amazing camera and I would 100% recommend it. If you'd like some more videos on Reolink cameras, Let me know in the comments.
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if I live outside the UK, can I put this camera to work properly as long as I have a 4G or LTE Sim Card? Or the login system has any restriction as to the origin of the SIM card?
@@gregorioabrego It should work fine, just check the carrier is supported in that country on the Reolink website. Thanks
Hi! Does this camera record when motion is detected? If yes, how long does it record for?
@@kd3463 Yes it does record when motion is detected. I believe it will record for the amount of time there is motion and you can set how long before and after the motion to record. There possibly is a limit to the recordings size but it will create another motion record straight after the other so you wont lose any footage!
@@moneymakingexpert how mutch mobile data dose it use ?
That building looks like an old military style Quonset hut. It would make a great studio.
Great review thank you so much. I've been trawling the market for something like this for years and never found this until today. Brilliant
Abell To did u end up buying one? I have also been looking for a decent camera just like this too. I am sick of having cameras that needs power supply and that’s impossible when you want an outdoor security camera. I have wasted so much money on cameras already by rushing and buying them without researching into cameras like this.
The night vision only works if it’s outside or not seeing through a window Cos it doesn’t work if you have it at the window looking outside. When put at the windows night vision sucks and you only see reflections of the camera etc.
Abell To if you bought one can you let me know if it worked well please?
Finally technology has caught up! Just bought one yesterday and I am truly impressed so far. 5*
Timothy Stratton Enjoy!
If you don't want to watch any streaming live, do you need to have the sim card? Can you just watch it back from the SD card?
Thanks for your review! Does the app allow you to record snippets on demand, for example if I’m living viewing and I want to record a minute or two clip to the SD card can I do that?
I’m looking at getting this camera to watch the construction of my house and I want to take a 1-2 minute clip every 12 hours to do a time lapse video at the end. I assume this can’t be timed in the app but was hoping I can have it record to SD when I ask it to.
Hey, Thanks! I'm not sure whether you can record snippets on demand to the SD Card, I currently do not have a SD card in the camera however in the settings there does not seem to be that function. If you wanted to take a 1-2 minute clip then you could just do it direct to your phone or computer while live viewing. I think that would work fine for you!
How does it perform in the night? with very low light or no light at all? Please let me know.
First of all, very quality video, i would like to know can you mount the camera, and then set it to record only if PIR sensor caught something ? Thank you
Thanks :) Yes you can. This camera will only record motion. All the best!
Thanks for this vid, very helpful. You mention voice delay is about 6 secs , is there a 6 sec delay in video or is it instant ?
Hey, no the video is pretty instant, maybe a very tiny delay like any security camera :) Thanks for the comment!
Great informative video, thanks. How much data does it use? This is based on motion detection and live view checks only right?
Thanks! Yes based on live view and it sending photo emails of motion it doesn't use much at all. I would sit comfortably at 2GB plan.
@@moneymakingexpert Thanks.
How well would you figure this could work for me, assuming no 4G connectivity (signal is spotty where it's at and it's currently not supported where I live). I'm interested in it for the SD Card local storage capability but I'm curious if it can do continuous recording (have you tried larger SD Cards with it, the website says they only support 64GB which isn't a lot imo). Sorry for the barrage of questions but would you be able to download the contents of the sd card to your phone app through wifi only?
Hey again, Yes you can download the motion detected footage to your phone. The device is only 4G so doesn't use WiFi and you don't need your phone on WiFi to download the footage (Hope that answers that question). Pretty sure it's a no to continuous recording. As for you, It would record any motion regardless of signal. When either your phone or camera gets signal then you can connect to it and see what it's recorded. Thanks
hi i was wanting to know which ee sim you used as a you mentioned it just worked
Hi, I just used a normal Data Sim from EE. Worked as soon as I put it in. Thanks
im looking for something similar but need help,i live on a lot of land i need one camera out at the drive way pretty far and thick woods,then i need a couple around back,but heres my deal,i want to have a monitor screen in my room to watch the video's not on a cell phone,any ideas ? i dont really want to run wires under ground unless i just have to for another set up,should i just call reolink ? or do you know of another company and im on a budget too haha so thanks,and thanks for the video's
You can view it on a computer monitor instead of a phone so that isn't a problem. However, if you're going to be live viewing the Reolink Go for long periods of time, it will eat your data. I'd probably look into the Reolink Argus wifi camera and use outdoor wifi. Depending on how long the drive is, you could run Cat6a cable for a POE camera. You can run CAT6a 90M.
Do you know if it is possible to connect the camera to a different DVR program other than the app?
Hey Travis, I don't think that's possible but it might be worth emailing Reolink. Let me know if they say different! Thanks
Any idea what the screw size which connects Reolink Go to fixed mount?
Hey Sorry I don't know.
There is a similar 4G camera, but with 18650 batteries?
Hi how much lag is there on the live view of the camera to the app and is there a way to reduce the quality to make the live video feed instantaneous?
Depends on the signal strength of your camera and your smartphone. The video quality can be adjusted so it will preview quicker, I find it works pretty quick with good signal, if signal is poor it will take a while to connect either way. Thanks
does this have a browser/desktop viewing option? Can you record to the cloud instead of your phone etc?
Yes it has a desktop client. It has a built in SD card for storage on the camera but Reolink do offer a cloud storage, you've have to look into that more yourself. Thanks
I currently have an iPhone with Cspire and no SIM card. Do you just order a SIM card from your company? Could you explain this part of it? Thank you!
Hey! You just order a SIM from any supported network company in your country. I'm in the UK, I just ordered an EE Sim Card which has a Data Plan :)
Great review
However can you link additional cameras to this system ?
Thanks. Yes as many Reolink cameras as you like under the same app. However with these 4G cameras, you need a sim card per camera.
Hello . Do you use any bridges?? Fo this setting??? Or only wireless?
Hey Alex, Sorry what do you mean? Thanks
Does it have pan tilt zoom? you said he's worried the unit might be stolen so the cloud storage video capture security feature with motion activation doesn't protect that issue
No sorry!
I found that my reolink camera even connected to WiFi still did the loading bit sometimesand it's frustrating, but whn I put micro sd card in it, it was better only dose it now and thn not every other day or everyday
Sorry mate… did you use a pay as go SIM card if so how much did you top up?
Hey, no it wasn't pay as you go. First Sim I used was the cheapest monthly data sim. Then Vodafone came out with their V-Sim which was much cheaper. You need data so monthly is the only way it would work I imagine. Hope that helps, sorry for the delay.
Hi great video! How much data do you need and how much does it cost p/m?
Thanks, You only need a couple of GB and it costs around £10 per month, depends if you get a good deal or not!
Looks pretty slick
Great video!!
Thanks Jeffrey!
How many days can work only with battery (no solar panel). Not much live view. Just one time a day about 5 minutes.
Hmm it really depends on the motion in front of the camera. If it detects very little you'll get a good while. I can't remember properly but I think when I had the panel disconnected it lasted a week or so. maybe more. Sorry I can't be more specific.
Do you know of a system that allows multiple cameras over a local WiFi network sending back to 4g? I need a multi-cam setup - but don't want to have to get 4 sim cards with 4 separate bills. - If all 4 had motion detection settings and could send an image through the mini WiFi network and then upload via 4g would be great. Great review.
Hey, sorry no that would not work. What your best off doing is get either Reolink POE cameras or Reolink WiFi cameras. Then purchase a 4G router, I'd recommend the Huawei B525-4G. Fantastic Router. If you go for POE cameras then you'll need a POE switch and run Cat cable to power them. However this set up, You only need the one Data Sim Card, then all camera connect to the router. You'll just need to power the router separately. Hope that makes sense. Thanks!
How mutch mobile data dose it use?
How do you in a room area with no power what’s the stop someone coming along putting the ladder up and just removing the camera and taking it
Nothing at all other than the camera itself catching them, but yeh like any camera really, anyone can get a ladder and unscrew it from the wall. Thanks
How well does it do with a few cloudy days? If you don't stream to much ofcourse , what is the batterylife? Do you know that?
It does fine in cloudy days, battery never gets low at all, you'd have to disconnect the panel before you start to see any drop. Thanks
How far away will it sense motion and begin recording?
Adjustable up to 10 m (33 ft). Thanks!
Nice review thanks
Thanks for watching!
What about night view in the dark?
Can you powerup more than one camera on one solar panel? Can you connect few camers to have view around your building?
You could, but it would have to be on a different solar panel, probably a larger one. But at that point, I'd either get multiple small solar panels for each one as they are not expensive or a battery bank and a large solar panel to run them all off 12v. Thanks
It wish he would do a video about patching multi cams into one solar panel. I use 4 into 1 splitters on home cams. Couldn't the same be done with this type of set up?
Does it record footage continuously for look back?
No only motion recording 👍
What would you say is the minimal internet speed needed to use the Live-View?
Is 0.4Mbit/s enough?
Hey, Sorry I'd say that isn't enough. You can ask Reolink but I'd recommend a few Mb otherwise it could be quite laggy. Is your 4G signal that bad though? Average 4G speeds are between 8-10mbps. Thanks
@@moneymakingexpert Thank you for your answer. It depends on the price of the SIM card and on the place. Because I want to use it as a camera for wild animals. And in the forest, the speed can be low.
@@photelegy I think you need to find a place with better speed then or get a carrier that has better signal in the area. I guess you want to live view quite a lot if you're using it to watch wild animals?
So this sim card is linked to your cell phone data plan? How data intensive is the camera on a monthly basis? I have "unlimited" but its throttled at 75g a month amd i use phone as my only internet source.
It can be if you're Network provider allows it. I'm with EE and they let you add it all into a family plan and share data between them all. It uses hardly any data, you'll have to buy a new sim data plan for the camera.
@@moneymakingexpert good to know. Appreciate the info!
@@moneymakingexpert Great review, We want to install a camera at my Mother In Laws property and she doesn't have broadband, this camera is a bit pricy and she doesn't have any spare funds for this. We tried an old mobile and Albert App, on PAYG it used £15 in an hour and on a goody bag with Giff Gaff it's using about 2GB per day which is going to cost a fair bit per month. We would buy one of these assuming it wasn't as data intensive as the Albert set up, are you confident it won't use tons of data?
@@stecornes Yes I'm confident, I've just checked the data usage for you since it reset 6 days ago and it hasn't used a thing! I'd say on average we are using around 1GB per month. It's all subject to how much you will live view the camera. I get a few photo emails a day from it and probably live view it once a day. Thanks!
Can the solar panel handle heavy traffic battery consumption like a warehouse
RALPH OLARTE Too difficult to answer, I don’t know how much motion detection you’d have. It handles really well so I’d like to say yes, if you have a warehouse will you not have power?
Might sound funny but if its 4g connected would i be able to see live feed if i go into another country?
Hi, yes you can view it anywhere in the world. The camera uses 4G to connect to the internet, where you are has no effect. Thanks
Do you need to buy a data plan for it? Or just need to get a SIM card?
Data plan but I guess you could get a sim card with roll over data etc. But yes you need to pay for data.
I’m having the connection failed message a lot and i have the v sim installed, so it’s not just ee.
Hey Jennifer, sorry to hear your having problems with your camera. I don't understand what you mean by saying it's not just EE. I don't believe EE do a V-Sim, so do you have a normal EE data sim installed? Or do you have a Vodafone V-Sim? Thanks
I got a T-Mobile sim card yesterday and I am unable to connect the Go Camera...I wonder if they failed to activate the sim card...
Yes most likely, check with T-mobile and make sure to use the SIM card first in a normal phone?
Can the motion detection be silent? Or do you have to set up a voice response?
Hey, yes it can be silent if you want. You don't have to have the camera make a noise :) Thanks
@@moneymakingexpert so I could turn off the siren? I want to us it without the siren noise
@@Flyhighsp.7 Yes you can turn off the siren :)
I’ve bought one of these cameras after reading many positive reviews but have had nothing but problems trying to get a SIM to work it. I’m in the UK, went with Vodafone and bought a prepaid data only SIM which didn’t work, after much hassle I was told I needed a V sim which Vodafone no longer sell. I then went to EE, purchased a monthly data plan which again did not work in the camera. The camera says SIM card not activated. I went back to EE who said the SIM is already activated. They spoke to IT and tech but no one was able to help. I’m now left with a camera which I can’t use. I’ve contacted Reolink with no help. Any advice??
Hey! Have you used the SIM card in a normal phone first? Sent a text etc? Just incase EE are wrong. That’s the only issue we’ve come across when trying to get the SIM card to work. Let me know if that helps!
Do you know if this can be used without internet service?
No, you need the Sim Card to remote view the camera, If you don't want to access it over the internet grab a WiFi Solar Panel Camera from Reolink instead, Same thing just not 4G and WiFi instead.
What type of network/plan is needed for this camera?
Hi Dre, Sorry not sure what you mean? Can you explain? If you mean Sim Card Plan, then you just need data only. Not much either, around a few 2-3GB per month, but it depends how much your going to live view it. Thanks
Say i comnect it in a different country how would that work
I've not done it so I can't say for certain, However as long as you had a SIM in that country Reolink supported which provided internet, I don't see why it would be an issue connecting to it from anywhere in the world. Thanks
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How many byte data plan would you recommend?
DHSplate Only a few GB, I wouldn’t think you’d use more than 2GB if you didn’t live stream it too much! We hardly use any. Thanks
What size SIM card does it need? Thanks
DHSplate standard SIM card size! Thanks
how many meters does this camera can be reached throught wi-fi? because you're using that with phone and you also inserted the sim card in
waiting for you guy to get me answer. this video is great
Hey Derick, This is not a WiFi camera. It works off Cellular data. So it connects to 4G signal, so as long as your phone has good signal or wifi it will connect to the camera. Thanks
hey , great video. where did you get this from? the reolink site says it out of stock
Hey thanks Ken! I originally funded their campaign on Indiegogo last year. I've just taken a look and can see it available on reolink.com my side. Shoot them an email to check :)
@@moneymakingexpert is this connected to a recorder? And if so what make. Thanks
@@Jimmy-gm3vj Hey, no it uses micro SD card. You can set it to send you photos over email when it detects motion. Thanks
@@moneymakingexpert thanks for the quick reply 👍 would you be able recommend a good NVR.
@@Jimmy-gm3vj It's not something I generally use anymore. However Reolink do have one which has great looking specs. You can see it here on Amazon: amzn.to/2YRGaKY. I'd probably get one of those and use Reolink Cameras with it. Mainly because the Reolink Software is excellent. Thanks
Nice review, but I’ve had nothing but problems trying to add the camera to the app scanning the barcode, think after about 100 go’s I managed to connect the camera then the next day the came froze up and couldn’t live stream. Got another device and same thing again. Really good idea but I can’t keep doing this everyday. Just want to install and forget.
Martin Parker Hey Martin! Sorry to hear you’ve had problems, what network are you with and how strong is the signal? Did Reolink replace your existing device and the same issue? I assume you didn’t purchase another one. Does the camera say connected to network? Have you tried a different device, a different phone etc? Thanks
MoneyMakingExpert thanks for your response. It was a issue at Reolinks end I did purchase another one as I assumed it was a hardware issue. But little did I know the same issue occurred, when I got in touch with Relolink support they fixed the issue in about an hour. It was a TCP issue which prevents the camera being added. Now resolved I’ve not had an issue since. Works brilliantly on Three data sim.
Martin Parker Glad to hear! Hopefully smooth sailing from now on! Thanks
Looks a great camera. What is night vision like.
Hey! Yes it's decent, no complaints! Thanks
When the camera is triggered does it start to record if so how long? Thanks
Tom Dawson Hey Tom, yes it starts to record, it’ll grab several seconds of footage before the motion event, it will usually record the whole motion event in one clip or several clips, then it will record post footage depending what you set in the settings. Hope that makes sense! Thanks
MoneyMakingExpert thank you in your opinion witch camera would you say is the best?
@@tomdawson1963 The best camera out of what? If your talking about the Reolink Go and GO PT then the PT is better. But if you're talking overall out of every manufacturer it would be too difficult to answer. I've used a few makes and prefer Reolink as I like the Software :)
MoneyMakingExpert thanks dude 🤙
can it be plugged in if power were available?
Hey! Yes I believe so, it would just be a standard charger. I would advise asking Reolink first. Thanks
I can see a problem having the solar panel specially in the winter snow covering it
Hey! Not too much of an issue in the UK but I guess it would be a problem for a place where it snows a lot. You wouldn't get great sun exposure either with a climate like that. I think it would still be ok, maybe if you have to clear it off every so often!
Will it work on verizon because no t mobile where im at
You can search your country on here: reolink.com/product/reolink-go/?jumpId=product-carrier-table#specifications
That'll tell you what carriers are supported :) Thanks
Do need WiFi for this camera to transfer video?
It does not have WiFi, It uses 4G mobile signal. However you can remove the Micro SD card out and put it in your computer. Thanks!
Can you record continuously?
Hey, only motion. Thanks
Can i turn off the alarm if the motion detector picks up any movement
Yes you can turn off all alarms if you want. You can still have it notify your phone if you want and not have the camera make a sound. Pretty much any set up! Thanks Alma
Can't see your other comment but yes it can be scheduled as well. But as it records off motion, you schedule the motion. Thanks
If it detects motion how does it notify?
Push notifications on your Smartphone or through Email :)
Looks apt for my project. How can I get it in Nigeria?
Hey, That's really more of a question for Reolink. If they ship to your country and you have a cellular provider that they support you're golden! Thanks
How often does it needs to be charged?And does it have to be taken down to charged
It's charged via a solar panel so it's continuously charged.
@@moneymakingexpert thank you so much
Can this camera work without wifi? Basically it just uses a 4g network to transmit video or pictures? If its solar powered does that mean it will work indefinitely without needing any maintenance? Also as far as live video what are the plans associated with that & is this the best camera there is ? I saw there is an Arlo Go Cellular Security Camera as well that uses 4g.
peter c Hey Peter, yes purely 3G/4G network camera. Yes in theory, works indefinitely with solar panel. No issues with my GO or GO PT so far. They’ve now partnered with Vodafone, £4 a month, unlimited data. Arlo Go has the same plan I believe. It may be worth checking the Arlo out, I haven’t so couldn’t comment, all I know is that the Arlo is more expensive and I don’t think it includes a solar panel. Here on Amazon is the camera and solar panel, you may get it closer to £200 if you’re willing to wait. amzn.to/2XM9Zhd
@@moneymakingexpert thanks for the super fast reply! I realy like the reolink! I might give it a try. If it's cheaper and works jus as good as the arlo. How much is it per month for unlimited data in US?
peter c Hey no worries. Your best checking with T-Mobile as that’s the one recommended for US. I’m not sure if they have a V-Sim yet for the US. Before I was with EE in the UK and paid £10 per month so quite a bit more expensive. See what some of the supported carriers can do, fyi i use hardly any data, literally a couple of GB would be suitable but if you are going to constantly live view the camera you’ll need more. Have you checked out my latest video on the Reolink GO PT? Something a bit different than the Arlo with the pan and tilt. Thanks
@@moneymakingexpert So is £10 13 per month only in US? That is really cheap! BTW do you know of any cameras that can be used remotely and transmit pictures or video via celluar? Im currently using the vosker v200 but Im wondering if there is anything better out there? Also, what would be considered the best home security camera ? I have the nest currently but I dont really like it bc it deletes your history after only a few hours. Im guessing it wants you to get a subscription but I dont want to have to pay that if its not needed
peter c That’s what it was for me in the UK, I’m now paying £4 for unlimited through Vodafone, you could ask Reolink to see if they plan on doing something like that in the US. I don’t know of any main brands doing them, there are a few like the Vosker but nothing that really comes to mind. I’ve only really stuck with the Reolink 4G cameras, I used to install loads of security cameras, so when I came across Reolink I ended up sticking with them because their software and support was really good. For a home security camera outdoor I always now use any of the POE Reolink 5MP cameras, indoor I’ve used the C1 but there are so many indoor cameras to choose from, a lot of big names, but I like to keep with the same brand as all my other cameras and keep them all on the same app. I get what you mean about the Nest, I don’t like the subscription model they push. They’ll be some top 10 or top 5 videos on TH-cam for the indoor cameras, I know blink, ring, eufy, TP Link all have cameras in that market. My advice would be to stay with a certain brand and keep it simple unless you’re going through third party software/recorder. Hope that helps 👍 if you get a sec don’t forget to like, share and subscribe, helps out a lot!
Warning about Reolink Cameras!!!
The recording can only go as long as 30 secs!!!
I mean, the upper bound should be at least 5 minutes for any descent camera...
but Reolink decided on 30 secs, no more no less!
So you're stuck with an enourmous amount of videos! for nothing!
Why couldn't they make a 5, 10, 15 minutes recording option? beats me.
That was a deal breaker for me.
How much data do you have on your sim card to operate it please?
About 2GB but it uses very little. It depends on how much you live view it but you don't need a lot. I would start small, you can always upgrade. Thanks!
@@moneymakingexpert I need a cam like the one you reviewed to use in my caravan storage compound. Thanks for your reply, appreciate it. :)
@@markweatherall7437 Never a problem!
So how much does that cost you a month for a sim?
I think it costs £10 or £15 per month. If you're on EE, you can get the cheapest sim possible, put it on your family plan then just share the data between your sim and phone. Thanks
How loud was the 2 way speaker?
Loud enough, You can hear it quite well at the gate. Thanks!
Thanks for the really prompt reply. Just one final question if I may, how well did the solar charging of the unit work in the winter?
@@Chris85660 Sure not a problem. It was fine, kept a high charge throughout. You'll have no issues!
How is it going 4 years later, please?
Hey, working well, only issue is the solar panel dying twice and having to be replaced. Hope that helps!
Thanks for this review, could you tell me...
1. With the solar panel connected how long will it last with your usage of live viewing once or twice a day and alerts (would a bigger solar panel be better?), also can it run off power all the time if we can get it?
2.How reliable has it been since? Animals, etc.
3. Can you have just picture notifications or do you get a msg which you then access the app to view live footage or photo, etc?
4.I have an area which i would need at least 2 if not 3 of these, could you tell me how you think this would work for setup via the app, basically is it possible?
Thanks
Hey Nickster!
1) With the Solar Panel Connected it will last continuously. I doubt you'd run the battery down unless you streamed it live 24/7.
2) It's been very reliable.
3) You can have picture alerts sent to your email, otherwise it's a standard push notification which makes you open the camera.
4) Multiple cameras would not be an issue, It would all run through the Reolink App, You can then view each individually or all at the same time on a split screen.
Hope that helps!
@@moneymakingexpert Perfect, i will order one thru your link, trial it before getting more, thanks MME!
@@nickster495 Thanks! I appreciate it!
How much would it be ok leaving in my storage to watch my items ?
Hi, Sorry don't understand the question. I have a 64GB Micro SD card inside the camera which lasts a while, it all depends on the amount of motion and sensitivity. Thanks
Sorry I have a storage unit I need something to protect my items inside is it possible without WiFi or Internet .
@@crazyforlps296 Yes as this has 4G internet built in when you get a sim card, but you would not be able to use solar power so would have to charge it or keep it on power in the unit. Thanks
Does the camera notify you if it detects movement?
Hey Karen, Certainly does! Thanks
Is the motion alert smart? Is doors it only detect humans or do you get false alerts from other movements from say animals, moving trees, bats, moving clouds, spiders in front of the lens etc? Also what is the night vision like? Doors it have infra red? It would be useful if you could upload samples of night vision.
An informative video, thanks for taking the time to share.
so how much do this cost to run per month ?
Costs around £10 per month. Could be lower, it all depends on the data plan you get from your service provider like EE, O2, Vodafone etc. Thanks
How much would the SIM card cost per month
Depends on how much Data you wanted. You'll have to check with your Network Provider. You'll need a couple of GB. So around £10-£20 per month. However, EE have shared plans so you can get a very small data only sim card and just share data from your phone. Not sure if any other networks do that. Thanks
I tried 3 network and a global roaming M2M sim. They both access the internet. The advice Im getting is to use a vodaphone sim.
I'm sure you've seen this already but this is the carriers Reolink recommends: reolink.com/product/reolink-go/?jumpId=product-carrier-table#specifications
I use EE in the UK. Best of luck!
Does it work in any country 4g network?
Hi Jay, no it won't work is any country. You'll have to check with Reolink, But it will work in most. Thanks
does it support 4g sim card of india
You'd have to check with Reolink themselves!
Remote pan and tilt would be a nice upgrade
Hey! Remote pan and tilt has been released on their new Reolink GO PT :D Good call! th-cam.com/video/A7S1zihmF-I/w-d-xo.html
Now i want a laser that shoots mosquitos
doobert b haha let’s see xD
I wish you had shown more closely the right direction to put the sim card in.
You'll see it all in the instructions :)
nice video
How much u have to pay for the simcard monthly
Around £10 per month, but I have seen cheaper.
@@moneymakingexpert not to bad..thanks
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how much data does 4G security camera consumed by monthly
Hey Milky Way! Totally depends on how much you live view the camera. If you use Vodafone who they have partnered with they have unlimited data for the camera so no need to worry. We don't view it that often, possibly once a day now, uses around a GB or so a month. If it's in a high traffic area and you have email alerts set up and your live viewing it constantly expect the data usage to go way up, especially if your viewing it in high quality. Hope this helps!
@@moneymakingexpert thank you
Does it needs Wifi everytime you go Live with your phone?
Yodaime Yen Does what need WiFi? If you’re talking about your phone, as long as it can get online whether that be through WiFi or cellular you’ll be able to live view it. Camera works off 4G
@@moneymakingexperthow does it work off of 4g? Does it need its own cell phone plan? What does the sim card do and where do you buy a sim card for it. I'm confused. Help please.
I want to put it outside to watch my horses if needed
@@leslief4671 Hey Leslie. Really simple. You get a 4G Data Sim card that slots into the camera. You can then access the camera at anytime as it uses it's own 4G sim. You can buy the SIM at most mobile providers. If you have any more questions get in touch with Reolink, they are very helpful!
MoneyMakingExpert wait so you need an actual SIM card not sd card for this?
MoneyMakingExpert I want to use an sd card and only use the wifi. Is that possible yeah?
Can you get 360 version?
Hi, no sorry Reolink do not offer a 360 version yet. Thanks
Hey! They now offer the Reolink GO PT which is a PTZ camera, closer to your 360 version you wanted.
Does this work worldwide, with any 4G provider?
Hi Michael, not everyone. You have to check the Reolink site to see who they support. Thanks!
@@moneymakingexpert I am using one in Grenada West Indies and found that Digicel 4g works but Flow 4g does not so one needs to check out providers.
night vision ? is the speaker very loud for the alarm and 2 ways communication ? how about zone motion detection at night ? wonderful device it s just a dream and mounted on a done... a drone could be automatised to fly day and night for security check.... what a stupid huge wall in USA as something easy like this could be so cheap to make !!!
Night Vision works quite well, We mounted it high up so I'd imagine it could be improved lower down. The speaker on the Camera is surprisingly loud, You can easily chat through it using two way communication and you'll 100% hear the alarm. Sure a Reolink GO / Drone Hybrid would be pretty cool!! It could fly back to it's own base to charge, get it working similar to the robotic vacuum cleaners haha!
Why not showing night detection????
Sorry I forgot to add it into the video, however I can assure you it's decent :) Thanks
We love our Reolink GO but also Reolink as a company. Their support has been excellent from pre-sale to date. Replies from Customer Service are prompt, friendly, and helpful. They respond to me on social media, too. Very rare level of customer care these days. Highly recommend.
Dawn Good review Dawn, agreed, we really like their software more than anything. It’s rare a camera company has such a good app!
It's the only one I have ever used but it is very easy and the GUI is so clean.
They never called back nor Amazon. This model isn’t even on the support ticket prompt. .”go plus” very disappointed
And the app doesn’t tell you what’s wrong if you are not connected or streaming… their support page and manual vague as well
@@Welcome_To_Life That's odd. We had to contact them very recently and they were prompt and informative, although our problem was with the sim card (not Reolink) they helped us identify the issue fery quickly so we could get it resolved. We've been using exclusively Reolink for years now, both wifi cams and Go models, no complaints. I agree their documentation isn't the best, the translations to English are awkward, but their support has been flawless for us. Sorry to hear your experience hasn't been the same.
Is it stand alone or do i HAVE TO use their 3rd party server to have all data go through? Even if subscription is free i still dont want to rely on them
You will only use them If you want to use their cloud but that's only available for a few countries. Otherwise you had a Micro SD card inside the camera that you'll grab recordings from. Then of course you need the sim card as well, so you have to go through a carrier. Hope that makes sense.
Thank you for responding. I am no networking guy, but what i am interested in finding out if the software gives the camera its own network address, where i could access it from my home server directly. Much like port forwarding to access your home stuff. If i remember correctly sim card is linked to device imei and mac address, what happens after technicaly speaking to access device remotely, i dont know. Term and tech is above my pay grade but that is the gist of what i was interested in
@@amp2345 I see what you're on about but unfortunately I don't know if you would be able to get access to it like that or not. It would be really interesting if you could, I think you would have to ask Reolink themselves. If you do find out please let us all know! Thanks
That would be perfect for me no WiFi or electric at stables
Why do you have to pay monthly?? Can’t I just get a SD card and record on the camera for free?
It's a 4G remote camera, you pay a monthly fee to a mobile carrier for a sim card. If you don't want to connect to in remotely just get a normal security camera. Thanks
good vid except i didnt see any n[ght vision stuff
Ahh sorry, night vision is decent! Thanks
First camera I've ever seen that comes with a weatherproof condom. lol Spray on or paste carnauba wax inside and outside the metal housing and base protects it nicely.
Gotta have those weatherproof condoms!
My 4 g doesn't work always said fail
Great review I’ve bought one off of the back of it 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 you should be in commission.
How much data does this camera use per month?
Depends how much you live view it etc, not a lot though, few gigs if that. Thanks