8CH Network Video Recorder for Home Security Camera System, Only Work with 16MP/12MP/4K/8MP/5MP/4MP REOLINK PoE IP Camera, 24/7 Recording to Pre-Installed 2TB Hard Drive, RLN8-410

This a great camera system. It is perfectly priced. Reolink has the best customer support I've ever seen in a company. If you have an issue they respond within hours. Not kidding. I emailed their tech support at 8:30 PM and they responded by 8:53 PM. After working through my issue, the problem was solved less than an hour later. Their customer service is the best. I have had this camera system now for over two years and I have had zero major issues with it. I think most of the issues that arise are small technical issues that usually happen when the system (firmware) is updated. You may have to reset some settings. However, I think you can save system settings and then reload them. The system has never failed. Cameras Reolink continues to improve the quality of their cameras. And once you have the system installed upgrading is as simple as unplugging the old camera and plugging in the new one. I have 4M cameras and 5M cameras and the 5M cameras produce a high-quality image. The 4M cameras are good but the 5M cameras are superior. I can only image how awesome a 4K camera would be. Motion detection is awesome. There are a ton of controls that allow the motion detection to be set up for your personal needs. Getting notified on your phone that someone is at your front door is worth every penny you might spend on the system. Mac App The client on my Mac is super slick. It is easy to navigate and configure. Reolink continues to push updates to keep the client updated and fix issues. The client continues to improve. With one of the latest updates you can now update the NVR firmware from your computer. Prior to this update you were required to copy it to a flash drive and update it directly on the NVR. iPhone app The app on my phone is also slick with a nice interface. The only issue I have sometimes is getting connected when trying to view a camera. Even on a super-fast WIFI network I will get connection errors and it may take several tries to finally get the camera to begin streaming. I should take a STAR off of the rating for this but there is so much more about this system that is great I am going to leave it at 5-STARS. This issue may even have something to do with my home WIFI. So, 5-STARS it is. If you are looking for a surveillance system get this one. It is a great system. It is easy to set up. It is easy to use. You won't break the bank getting it. You can always start with the NVR and a camera or two and add cameras at a later date. That is what I did. I ran extra CAT-5 cables when installing the first two cameras and then easily added three more cameras. I highly recommend Reolink.

This is a great NVR. Easy setup with my Reolink WiFi Video Doorbell, quiet operations, and not too bulky (not VCR-sized lol). I maintained complete usage of my Reolink WiFi Doorbell - as someone who's read mixed reviews about this, and the noise, I'd like to provide as much info as possible. I first connected my video doorbell to my WiFi during its setup, physically hooked up the video doorbell (powered by my old doorbell wires), and ensured everything ran smoothly in the app. From there, I physically connected the NVR to the same network (doorbell on WiFi broadcast from a modem, NVR connected to a network switch plugged into that same modem via ethernet). I had to plug the NVR into a monitor via HDMI and set everything up with the included mouse (including inputting passwords - ouch). Once the NVR settings were good (the setup is very easy to go through step-by-step), I added my video doorbell within the NVR's interface (still using my monitor, etc). Once I input my camera's admin login info, it began displaying the doorbell's video on the monitor. From there, it automatically recognized the NVR in the Reolink app (you may need the NVR's admin/password setup you created, if you setup a separate admin account for the NVR vs the doorbell. I did). I have both the doorbell and NVR (which redundantly shows the doorbell) on my app. The NVR is recording 24/7 from the doorbell, and I choose to not have any notifications turned on for it (but you can redundantly setup notifications for it - you do lose out on certain notification types through the NVR alone, though). On that last note, it's why I also kept my doorbell in the app - I can keep the local recordings on its SD card, get notifications of movement/packages/etc by keeping the doorbell as its own device on the app. I still get notifications for doorbell presses and can talk through my doorbell over the Reolink app just fine. If you do what I did, you will (or should) have the same setup as I do. Local 24/7 recording on the very quiet NVR (seriously I'm obnoxious about wanting things silent, and it's a foot away from me. There is no fan noise, only very minor hard drive noise sometimes), local event-based recording on the doorbell's SD card, and notifications for events on my phone. The NVR's 24/7 recording also denotes events, and you can filter (all through the app, too). I don't know what functionality people have lost, but I bought the white NVR. I can confirm you can use the WiFi doorbell over WiFi (not POE) with this NVR, as long as it's connected to the same network. You get 24/7 recording and you get to keep notifications. Your WiFi's speed will affect your experience, but this was mine. If you were someone who was looking for this info, as I had been prior to ordering, I hope this helps.

This works flawlessly for the price. I only have one camera on it at the moment, but I get notifications almost immediately when it detects a human (turned off vehicle notifications). Never had any issues at all, and it’s been running 24/7 for over a year now.

I purchased this to augment the storage for the existing Reolink camera I have (Reolink Duo 3 PoE). Setup was a breeze and it was truly plug-and-play with the camera (once I did a factory reset). Image quality, motion detection and other video features are all there and work really well with great clarity. I also appreciate the ability to add external storage to the unit. Why four stars? There are management features that are ONLY available via a locally attached monitor. Especially the Camera HW and firmware versions and more advanced used management. To Reolink's credit they have made strides toward headless management of the unit. It used to be that you needed a local monitor to setup the device, but now it can all be done over the network with the app. I would hope (expect) the software to close these feature gaps over time. The other shortcoming is that it doesn't support IPv6. C'mon Reolink it's 2025.

Use it for couple of months - no issues at all. High Quality unit, set up takes 5 minutes. Will work just fine with any Reolink directly connected cameras to NVR or connected through your local network with POE or regular power supply. Fan is quite loud, box itself is cold all the time so it works good, but the noise will be a pain so place it somewhere you will not hear it.

Way better than all the Dahua and Amcrest and Hickvision - actually english support and interface not sloppy chinese translation. I can vouch for that it works with other ONVIF ip cameras, I got 3 Amcrest hooked up to it and 2 Reolink. I got it after all the frustration with the other brands and no legible support websites and virtually non existent firmware updates unless you’re a hacker and fluent in Chinese language. Just works and the app is great for mobile viewing. Also works with browsers for non nvr viewing.

Me gusta el servicio de REOLINK. Lo recomiendo mucho. Si tienes algún problemas les escribes y siempre contestan. Se actualizan constantemente. Tengo años adquiriendo la marca REOLINK y sigo comprando por el buen servicio y calidad.

So far so good. Video quality is awesome. Easy to setup. Pro: Easy to setup and use. Can see your cameras from anywhere. No need to program your route with port forwarding. Cons: Can only use Reolink camera's. Don't get me wrong their camera are very nice but if you had a mix of IP cameras you are out of luck. On the Reolink cameras will work. The other problem I found is that you need to run all the cameras back to the POE Reolink RLN8-410. The NVR will not see other camera plug into other POE switches on your network.

super nvr, facile a programmer et pas d'abonnement