Article 6W669 Reolink’s wireless camera easily transitions from vanlife to homelife

Reolink’s wireless camera easily transitions from vanlife to homelife

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Thomas Ricker
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IMG_7157.jpeg?quality=90&strip=all&crop=0,0,100,100The Reolink Argus 4 Pro supporting vanlife in Switzerland.

As a part-time vanlifer, Iam constantly looking for opportunities to be alone in the world. But I also want to feel safe when parked overnight at an abandoned train station where thereas a non-zero chance of starring in a Netflix true-crime drama. Thatas why I always travel with an axe, my reactive beagle, and a more recently a a pair of battery-powered Reolink Argus 4 Pro security cameras.

I chose this particular 4K camera to test because it works directly over my Starlink Minias Wi-Fi connection (5GHz or 2.4GHz) and doesnat need a SIM card or data plan like more expensive go-anywhere cellular cameras. Its IP66 rating makes it suitable for use indoors and out, even when I return home to maximize value for money. And because the camera has two lenses that automatically stitch together footage for a 180-degree field of view a Iave been testing two Argus 4 Pro cameras for a full 360-degree view of the area around my van.

There are two other things I really love about the Argus 4 Pro camera. First, it records directly to an SD card up to 512GB, which means no recurring monthly fees for cloud storage or services. Second, itas fitted with a passive IR motion dete …

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