Reolink Argus 4 PRO Review - 4K 180 Degree Low Light Wireless Security Camera

Today, we are going to review and check out the Reolink Argus 4 PRO. This is a 4K battery powered solar wireless WIFI security camera that has 2 lenses for a 180 degree FOV and also has the Color X low light sensor for true color night vision. We will check out its features, do a quick unboxing, setup and install and check out its video quality in daytime and at night and run it through our security camera tests and see if this Reolink Argus 4 PRO is a good option for your Wireless Home Security Camera needs.

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00:00 Introduction
00:26 Features
01:39 Unboxing
02:30 Setup
02:57 Installation
03:40 Settings
05:16 Video Quality
07:27 Testing
09:13 Thoughts

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[edal]

That last clip of all 3 cameras confirms the 410 is a great product.

[Kaienhere]

"it's Reolink, so no subscription needed", "The video quality is a Reolink, so it's pretty good" biggest flex right here 😌

[DennisSchmitz]

The image during daylight looks excellent. Huge improvement over the Argus 3. The oversharpening is gone and colors and contrast look natural.

[zafarnadeem]

Thanks for the review. I always watch your videos before i buy Reolink cameras. I think they have the best cameras in the market.

[Draconis]

Thanks for the review. I was curious about this device. I guess my hesitation with battery power device still remains. Also, pro move including the quick comparison of the CX410 and CX810. Much appreciated!

[TheWeedyGarden]

This is a really good review and guide man. I’m using mine to shoot timelapse of my garden.

[DavidWX]

What is the gutter mount that you are using?

[dovenut]

WOW! You actually covered my issue, I'm impressed. You're videos are so comprehensive! I have the problem with the vertical field of view, too narrow!
Also, it doesn't have the flip feature, for those who may need to hang upside down. Thank you, as always for your detailed, honest reviews!

[mj]

Reolink... Nice Camera.... But where are the POE CX dome and turret cameras

[FranciscoFernandezAlmiron]

Regarding the vertical narrow field of view... I just noticed in Reolink website that the Argus 4 PRO has a 4mm lens, whereas the Argus 4 has a 2.8mm lens. This should result in a wider angle in favour of the standard model, also vertically, is that a correct assumption? I have seen a comparison between Argus 4 Pro and the duo 3 that also has a 2.8mm lens and the vertical coverage is definitely wider that the Argus 4 pro. The drawback is that it has more distortion. I bet is the same with the Argus 4 standard model but havent found any reviews for this camera yet, only for the PRO. Thanks for all the good work

[ACAIDC]

It's a shame they didn't use this design for the POE duo 2 camera.

[Aaronchristiano]

Hello Sir, which one would recommend between the Argus 4 Pro and the Eufy S340? Your insight would be appreciated. Thanks!

[DennisSchmitz]

We really need a CX sensor based doorbell.

[Kaienhere]

Also the design is sooo good!! Can we talk about the design? Looks like a tiny Apple Vision Pro, this design fixes almost every single design fail of the Reolink Duo series, give me a poe version and I'm sold

[christophergarcia]

​ @LifeHackster can you please do a video on using Ring Gutter mount that you mention at 3:19 in the video please? 😉

[miguelthemen]

Thanks for the awesome review. Can the Argus 4K Pro catch License plates clearly at night with the car headlights turned on?

[MartinDunne-oqom]

I think a comparison vid against Duo (2 or 3) would be useful to highlight differences in field of view, notification times, etc....

[alexandermoore]

CPP ITS LIKE MINI CPP AT YOUR HOUSE . YOU LOOK GREAT ON THIS CAMERA

[grovermoncada]

Love it, two cámaras in one small and wireless ❤

[AnimationDarkMaster]

You didn't answer one major question I had. Does it continuously record? And is there a way to review all the footage it's recorded? Let's say in a whole day, etc? I saw a "overwrite data" option which is nice. But I don't want it to "stop" recording after 30 seconds, or not record prior to the event, you know what I mean? I want it to always record