Reolink's Best Camera Yet? Altas PT Ultra Review

Thinking about upgrading your home security? Look no further than the Reolink Altas PT Ultra! In this in-depth review, we'll dive into the features, performance, and overall user experience of this impressive security camera. Is the Reolink Altas PT Ultra the right security camera for you? Watch my review to find out!

→Key Features:
-4K Ultra HD Video: Crystal-clear day and night vision
-Color Night Vision: See vibrant colors even in low-light conditions
-Powerful Battery: Long-lasting battery life with optional solar panel
-AI Person Detection: Smart alerts for accurate notifications
-Pan-Tilt-Zoom: Wide coverage and precise tracking
-IP65 Weatherproof: Built to withstand harsh outdoor conditions

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→In this video, we'll cover:
-Unboxing and first impressions
-Setting up the camera and Reolink app
-Testing video quality in various lighting conditions
-Evaluating battery life and solar panel performance
-Exploring advanced features like AI person detection and motion tracking
-Sharing our overall thoughts and recommendations

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→Timeline
00:15 Intro
01:43 Unboxing
02:40 Specs
05:58 IP65 Rating
07:30 Setup & Battery features
11:30 Final thoughts

[TrumanSparx]

I bought one in the early winter. It failed completely at average winter temps.
The battery drains faster than the solar panel can charge even when only active at night.
I charged it to 100%. After only recording 3 or 4 short videos a night for 10 days and getting charged every day at the peak of summer daylight, it's down to 20%. I'd return it if I could.

[vinnypenoro]

Does the horizontal fov matter as much since this camera pans?

[ArtieMcYardie]

Nice I like. Waiting for mine to arrive

[trickyrat]

According to their spec. sheet and the feedback on Reddit, this camera doesn't support RTSP or ONVIF. So it's pretty useless outside of their own mobile software (and all the restrictions that brings with it - forced Cloud subscription for better download capability, application lock-in, etc.) Messing around with the SD card directly is not an option once you've got the thing mounted 20 feet up, so that's no alternative.

As I said on your last camera review - why bother with these cameras when there are cameras that support both RTSP and ONVIF and can therefore be used with ANY software, so are much, much more versatile. Tapo, Annke, Hikvision, Vivotek, etc (and Reolink themselves) make far cheaper alternatives that are fully compliant.

[sanjikaneki]

how is the crypto miner ASIC PCB project going??