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

This is my second Reolink DVR. I still have my first one, but this is the one that supports the newer OMVI 3i PoE camera (That I love). Reolink makes reliable and amazing security products. No subscriptions, just great security. I can access my cameras anywhere I have internet access. This unit has 2T of storage, and I can record a weeks' worth of 8 channels of high quality footage. I like the Power over ethernet (PoE) because I have network cables and access all over my place. Easy to set up, easy to use, and peace of mind.

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.CamerasReolink 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 AppThe 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 appThe 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.

just installed an 8 camera reolink system. i will be brief, and i write this as someone who has installed a lot of camera systems: 1. these are much less expensive than prior systems i've installed. for the function? it's a small fraction. 2. they are very easy to activate - but note, you do need to scan the QR code. I added them to the app first, then the nvr. 3. from time to time the nvr glitches: the picture on the camera stays in IR mode while in the app it is color. power cycling doesn't fix it, but going in and changing the camera from color mode to (I forget what) and back does. 4. the AI function of these things if flat out creepy, but very effective. highly recommended.

Using this NVR as the backbone of my home security setup with four cameras and it has been solid. The onvif compatibility makes it easy to add cameras from different brands. Recording is consistent and reviewing footage is straightforward through the Reolink app. The setup process requires reading the manual but the instructions are clear. Local storage means no subscription fees which was a major factor in choosing this setup. The device runs quietly and the build quality is sturdy.

Love this system. Very easy to set up and use. Great picture. Tons of options for cameras

Reliable NVR—Solid Performance After 2 YearsI’ve been running this NVR for about 2 years now, and it’s been a very solid system.It handles all 8 of my hardwired PoE cameras without any issues—no lag, no dropouts, just steady performance. My setup includes a doorbell camera, two wide-angle units, and five dome-style cameras, and everything runs through this without a problem.With the 2TB storage, I get around 9 days of recording before it starts overwriting, which is more than enough time in most cases to go back and find what I need.I have the unit installed in a media cabinet and running on a UPS, so even during power outages the system stays online. That’s been a big plus for reliability.For viewing, I’m using HDMI over Ethernet to send the feed to my main TV, so I can monitor everything from the living room. The app also makes it easy to check in from anywhere.Once the initial install was done, it’s been basically set-it-and-forget-it. It just runs.As part of my setup, I’m running a full Reolink ecosystem with both NVR-based cameras and cellular units all tied together in one app (see my other reviews), and everything integrates well.If you’re looking for a dependable NVR that can handle a full system and run long-term without headaches, this is a great choice.Set It. Run It. Trust It.

I have the N3MB01 hardware version of this NVR. DO NOT BUY THIS NVR with the N3MB01 hardware version. This seems to be an old version of the NVR. Or maybe just stay away from ALL Reolink NVRs. It's clear that Reolink either has never hired a UX (user experience) expert or has never hired one who know what they're doing. Maybe they hired a combined "UX/UI" (user interface) who are very rare, despite many people claiming they have both UX and UI expertise. The NVR's UI is arguably ok, but the UX is horrendous (Think of UI as the color of a door and its door handle, and UX is how the handle moves and how the door opens).Major problems with this NVR that have existed in the FOUR YEARS I've had this NVR, and Reolink is either incapable or unwilling to fix these major problems:1. The desktop client crashes all the time, regardless of how powerful my computer. Or maybe it just crashes on MacOS. Either way, crashing so often unacceptable.2. Another problem with the desktop client: Good luck trying to connect to the NVR, no matter how strong your internet connection. Even with a hard wired, 700+ Mbps connection, half the time I have to try a dozen to two dozen times to connect.3. The desktop client and NVR is filled with contradictions. Want to upgrade the NVR's firmware via the desktop client? There's an option under Maintenance to do so with a button labeled "Check for Latest Version". Clicking on that button results in a message saying you have the most current NVR firmware. But click on the "Update" button below that, and you get a message saying that a firmware update is available. And btw, this update will ALWAYS fail. The only reliable option to update the firmware is to download the firmware to a USB-A stick (yes, USB-A) and connect the USB-A to the NVR. In 2026.4. No ability to connect a keyboard directly to the NVR. Creating users and complex passwords and naming your cameras? Reolink could not have made this any more painful. Again, we're in the 21st century.5. A plethora of different descriptions for viewing different video qualities. Menu on each camera feed says either "Low" or "Mid". Click on that, and you're provided with options for "Fluent" or "Balanced". Something tells me the only person who understands what these terms mean is the person who made up these descriptions.6. With 7 or 8 cameras recording 24/7, 2TB is a joke. You'll get 3-4 days max of storage. Why an 8-camera NVR built by a company that sells high megapixel cameras was put on the market is beyond me.

Easy setup and works great. This replaced an older model and the swap out was quick and simple.

REOLINK製 防犯カメラとセットで購入しました。操作画面は日本語対応ですが所々で日本語の表現がおかしいところがありますが使用上、問題はないです。添付のLANケーブルのカテゴリがわかりませんが今どきのものとは違いちょっと太いめケーブルです。内蔵HDDの増設はできないので内蔵HDDを大容量のものに交換するか外付けHDDを増設する形になります。コスパ的にはとても良く、防犯カメラシステム初心者でも使えていますので現状、満足です。

Great experience with system so far. Everything has been very plug and play. Even for remote access via my cell phone. No need to port forward.PROS-Tons of customizable options to meet your needs-Ease of use-Ease of remote viewing setupCONS-Expensive (but if it lasts more than 4 years, its worth the price)

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.

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.

It's not often that home surveillance systems work so flawlessly and simply, but this one does. Just plug it in, set the schedule, and it goes to work.