REOLINK Battery Video Doorbell 2K Wireless Outdoor Camera, 2.4/5 GHz WiFi | No Subscription Local Storage, 150°x150° Head-to-Toe View, Two-Way Talk, Person/Vehicle/Package Detection(Chime not Included)

Clear, crisp video and a perfect head‑to‑toe view The first thing you notice with this doorbell is the 2K (4MP) clarity. Faces, packages, and movement are all easy to see, even from a distance. The 150° x 150° head‑to‑toe view is a huge upgrade over traditional wide‑only doorbells — you can see packages on the ground and the person standing at your door without distortion. Battery-powered but still fast and responsive I was skeptical about going battery‑powered, but Reolink nailed it. The doorbell wakes quickly, streams smoothly, and doesn’t feel sluggish like some battery models. The battery life has been solid so far, and because it supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi, the connection stays stable. Local storage = no monthly fees This is one of the biggest selling points. You can store recordings locally on a microSD card, so you’re not forced into a subscription. For anyone tired of paying $3–$10 a month for cloud storage, this is a breath of fresh air. Smart detection that actually works The AI detection for people, vehicles, and packages is surprisingly accurate. It cuts down on false alerts and makes notifications more meaningful. I especially like that you can customize motion zones and sensitivity. Two-way talk is clear and reliable The microphone and speaker quality are better than expected. Conversations sound natural, and there’s very little delay. What to know before buying Chime is NOT included, so you’ll need to buy the Reolink Chime separately if you want indoor alerts. Because it’s battery‑powered, it won’t ring an existing wired chime. Reolink’s app is great, but it’s not as “ecosystem-heavy” as Ring or Nest — which is a plus or minus depending on your preference. What I love most No subscription required Excellent 2K clarity True head‑to‑toe view Accurate smart detection Dual-band WiFi support Solid battery performance Bottom Line If you want a high-quality, subscription-free, battery-powered video doorbell, the Reolink 2K Battery Doorbell is one of the best options available. It’s reliable, sharp, and packed with features without forcing you into a monthly plan. Highly recommended.

I couldn’t be happier with this video doorbell! The installation was simple, and it looks sleek and modern on my front entrance. The video quality is incredibly sharp, both during the day and at night, and the motion detection alerts are fast and accurate. The two-way audio works perfectly, allowing me to communicate with visitors from anywhere. I also appreciate the reliable performance and user-friendly app. This product has given my family extra peace of mind and has exceeded all my expectations. If you’re looking for a dependable and high-quality smart doorbell camera, this is definitely the one to get

The camera has good resolution, works well as a doorbell both at night and during the day. Package detection works. I also like the fact that there is no subscription. Ok what does not: The car detection triggers and shows you video after the car is 1/2 way down the street. Or it triggers on a person right when they’re pressing the door bell. I have had the wifi feature disconnected constantly. I have a WiFi booster right next to the door. I have also made sure the camera is on the booster. I have the hub but its WiFi is so weak it can’t reach the camera. Reolink software is not the best. Connecting the external door bell chimes was a super frustrating experience. It was supposed to be super easy. But the chimes came tied to a factory doorbell. I had to reset the chimes and then pair them with the doorbell. I had to search on line what the issue was. I’m not impressed with this camera. Is a battery camera but I’m powering it with my door bell button wires. It never really worked with the existing chime. I had to get there chimes to get the system working. Even then I had to the auto nation to to get them to ring.

Pros: fast to capture events, has good features and options. Good picture and video quality. Battery life is average. Cons: It does not come with an sd card. It does have some issue replaying from local sd card storage, it takes awhile for it to load and/or fails to load recorded events. If Reolink can fix the recorded events issue, this would be one of the best doorbell camera available.

So I just bought this camera and wanted to share my experience with set up and an android phone. Setup: pretty straight forward, as I installed Into my stucco where my existing doorbell was. The doorbell I had was a mechanical doorbell, but the mechanical piece doesn't actually work as at some point it melted. During I stallation the app will ask you questions including if you are wiring it or going wireless and will then give you Instructions to proceed. That made setup a little easier as I didn't have to look at instructions I just did the step on my phone and clicked next. I used the provided wedge to give the camera a straighter view since my wall is angled and would point directly at the other wall. The wedge is an awesome add and helped put the camera where I needed/wanted it. Wiring it to my existing doorbell wasn't "necessary" since mine is broken, but it keeps the doorbell fully charged all the time since power is going to it. I got the reolink doorbell to go with the camera to replace the old mechanical one. Pairing the camera was easy and straight forward and the doorbell I got with it was even easier. I literally plugged it in to a wall outlet and pressed the little button and it linked with the camera with a little beep, and I set the chime in the app. Too easy. I did need to make adjustments in the app for the camera sensitivity since at first it wouldn't detect me beyond a certain point on my sidewalk. Now it will get people in the street. Phone: I have a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, and I read something about calls, but only for ios. I didn't really understand this feature, until my wife rang the doorbell. The doorbell called my phone kind of like what you would see from Facebook messenger. When you answer it pulls up a live video and you can talk to the person on your phone, so even though it says "ios only" I believe this feature worked on my Samsung S24 ultra. One last note: I bought a "Blink" SD card since it was the cheapest and have had zero issues. The reolink brand card was way more expensive, and I wasn't sure if there would be some issue with brand name. No issues, would purchase again. I love not having to pay a subscription fee.

I was originally considering a Ring doorbell, but since they require a subscription to save recordings, I decided to go with the ReoLink doorbell. The ReoLink Doorbell also has a subscription service for cloud storage, but they also offer the option to install a Micro SD card inside the doorbell unit which will save recordings. In this way, I can avoid having to pay a subscription charge, meaning that this more expensive doorbell will pay for itself in a couple of years by saving me money on subscriptions. I actually had to contact ReoLink tech support when I was trying to set up this doorbell, because the doorbell unit would not scan the QR code on my phone to continue the process. However, Reo link tech support was very responsive to my emails, and sent me a postage mailing label to send the unit back via the Postal Service. Within a few days I got back a new video doorbell, and it went through the setup process just fine with no problems. The ReoLink app is very good, and has a lot of options for setting up your doorbell, even a whole variety of colors that the LED doorbell button can be set to. The quality of this product seems quite good, and the tech support is very good.. The only thing I don't love is how to release the doorbell from its bracket. It comes with a little tool that's like a little pin that you stick in the top and then pull the doorbell away from its bracket, but it doesn't release easily and takes a lot of fiddling and trying. I think they should come up with a better secure release system. Otherwise I am happy with this video doorbell.

Camera is fine. But the mount design is absurdly bad: no quick disconnect on the wires like the ring, the mount is very flimsy and doesn't hold the camera particularly well, anybody can just grab it and go. The angle mount adapter is not better, screws have to go sideways into the wall, and the head of the screw is not recessed, making the second part of the mount unable to be flush.

Works great, looks good. Easy to install into bracket, just make sure you hold on to the removal tool (I taped mine to the top of the Reolink NVR). App is great offering playback and live view. Works with Ring Chime, pairing was easy.

Brilliant bit of kit. We first bought a similar Eufy doorbell and were intensely disappointed with the poor battery life, poor app with limited zoning features, and either constant false motion notifications or failure to detect relevant events. We chose to return the Eufy doorbell and try this Reolink one and it’s now like night and day. The Reolink doorbell has been consistently good. No more false alarms, better detection, better picture quality, better battery life (ours has been in use for almost a month and still has over 50% battery on a single charge!), and a much more intuitive and customisable app as well. The only downside is that you will need to purchase a separate chime for the doorbell if you don’t already have a compatible one, which will increase the overall price, but I’d say the quality you get is absolutely worth it.

One of the best doorbell with features never seen in other doorbells but... But there is a problem which i am discussing with Reolink is that this new 2k doorbell the below don't work which maybe a new firmware needed of a but with the current application need to be updated. 1. Says format successfull but SD Card still not formated. 2. Album shows empty so you can not delete unwanted captures. 3. Wide view doesn't work it flips but picture still small n not Wide. The rest is 100% perfect 👌 and the best of that u can limit the detection area so card and people passing far are not detected, the detection will tell if it's a person or a car. I may return this product becuse Amazon seems they couldn't fix my problem because the DoorBell was from Germany

Good: No cloud subscription, works with existing chimes, easy to install, camera is of adequate quality. Seems to drip charge off the existing wiring. Supports a wide range of voltages from the wiring. Bad: Really needs better API and integration possibilities (for example to work with Home Assistant, or Apple HomeKit - to do that you need the Reolink hub). Notifications seem really hit and miss, sometimes we get them, sometimes we don't, sometimes we get too many - at least the doorbell always works. App is the usual badly developed poor UX from China nonsense. It's a little too easy to remove.

Brak wsparcia dla obsługi google home (naciśniecie przycisku dzwonka nie jest obsługiwane mimo opcji do wyboru w aplikacji google home), kolejny duży problem to brak jednoczesnej obsługi NVR i chmury więc albo mamy kamerę podpiętą pod rejestrator i dane są bezpieczne (lokalnie NVR) albo działa niezależnie (z kartą sd wewnątrz). Podłączony pod NVR nie powiadamia w aplikacji reolink że ktoś dzwoni i brak podglądu. Suport o tym wie i pracują nad tym problemem ale nie wiadomo kiedy i czy będzie to działać kiedykolwiek poprawnie. Brak w zestawie Reolink Chime którego nie idzie dokupić

This product delivers exactly as advertised, and even exceeds expectations in some areas. For me, the standout feature is the exceptional battery life. It lasts so long that I honestly can’t remember the last time I charged it—easily two months or more between full charges. That’s a huge improvement over my previous device from a well-known brand, which required much more frequent charging. Overall, I’m very impressed.