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Reolink CX410 2k 4MP Poe IP Camera with True Full-Color Night Vision $97.99 Delivered @ Reolink Amazon

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Excellent night vision camera (no IR required), provides decent colour image at night with a little ambient light like moonlight or nearby streetlamp. From the research I did a while ago, this model provides better night image than the 4K version.

Integrates with Home Assistant and used the Reolink software which is decent enough. Been using mine for over half a year (was RRP $169.99 back then, bought at $115) and very happy with it. Just picked up a second one for more complete coverage of the front yard.

RRP $139.99
Currently at Reolink 15% off $118.99
Currently at Reolink eBay 20% off $111.99
Slightly cheaper than OzBargain ATL $98.55 https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/876853

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  • Joost on 29/12/2024 - 11:01

    … I could use another CX410. As a treat.
    I poked around to find these cheaper the other day and couldn't, even in packs or on Aliexpress.

    I don't know if these 'facts' are accurate, but people say that the normal/IR camera filter swapping is a failure point in cameras, that the sensor on the higher rez version of this camera is the same size making the low-light accuracy much worse, and that bullet cameras last the longest mechanically. This seems to be perfect "bang-for-buck" camera at the moment.

    • SevenSmurfs on 29/12/2024 - 11:11

      got it for $77 shipped back during aliexpress sales

      • Joost on 29/12/2024 - 11:30

        I'm jealous, I was just checking a couple days ago. Hopefully it drops again at some point in the future.

        • UncleRico on 29/12/2024 - 21:48

          Currently available on AliExpress for US$61.33 or AU$98.69.

          Should go lower on upcoming New Years sales. Has been sub US$60 for most of the past two months using a combination of coins and codes.

  • ilikeit on 29/12/2024 - 11:07

    "From the research I did a while ago, this model provides better night image than the 4K version." My research on YT reveals the same.

  • actuarial on 29/12/2024 - 11:17

    New to this, can someone recommend a decent hub to connect this device?

    • o0o on 29/12/2024 - 12:41
      +3

      It's a POE camera so you can either get an injector or similar or connect it to a POE switch unless you want to splash out on a NVR. I started off with a basic Tenda POE switch which did the trick and I think I paid about $40 for the 10/100. You don't need the Gigabit version unless you are using other devices on the switch as the cam's don't get to that speed (hence why the ports on the cams and NVR are 10/100). That being said I've since changed out my POE switches to Ubiquiti 8 port ultra compact (only 4 of the ports are POE) as it's more integrated into my network plus you can VLAN the cameras to isolate them from the rest of the devices if needed.

      The main thing you need to consider with POE is the the budget. Check the POE usage of the cameras. General POE with LED's from memory are 11-12W (higher for the trackmix or those with motors) and basic switches are between 50-60W so you can only run 4 cameras (at peak usage) even it if was 8 port.

  • GordonD on 29/12/2024 - 13:06

    Excellent night vision camera (no IR required), provides decent colour image at night with a little ambient light like moonlight or nearby streetlamp.

    The image clearly shows LEDS on the front of it. So what are they for?

    • EchoEcho on 29/12/2024 - 13:18

      They're warm white LEDs. They can be used as a spotlight that turns on when it detects motion, on a schedule, or triggered by an integration like via Home Assistant.

    • pavlos on 29/12/2024 - 13:21

      They are spotlights you can optionally configure to turn on using one of 3 modes:
      1. timer mode for scheduled periods
      2. auto mode based on ambient lighting for optimal night vision
      3. smart mode when an event is detected during scheduled periods and also adapt brightness for accurate detection in low-light conditions

    • Vorsprungdurchtech on 29/12/2024 - 13:21

      my reolink 'colour night vision' camera simply turns on LED lights at night based on settings, like a spotlight.

  • pavlos on 29/12/2024 - 13:13

    I picked up the wireless version of this, the CX410W from the Reolink Aliexpress store for ~A$100 in July 2024. Yes it's got better low-light vision than other cameras at the price point when not using IR LEDs, but still very underwhelming in my opinion. It particularly struggles if there is a bright spot in one part of the image (e.g. a small LED device readout / light), then what happens is the entire remainder of the image is very underexposed and almost black.

  • Viospeed on 29/12/2024 - 13:19

    Whats a good value NVR people are using for IP cameras?

    • o0o on 29/12/2024 - 13:36

      From my knowledge (but I could be wrong) most physical NVR's are proprietary so will only connect/support their own cameras. Some ONVIF cameras "might" connect to other NVR's but they seem to have their own adaption of H264/H265 which really doesn't make sense as it's meant to be a standard. I just know from playing with Frigate Reolink had specific settings for their cameras and from other forums people couldn't get the camera's detected on other NVR's.

      You could use something like Blue Iris which seems to support different vendors.

      • pavlos on 29/12/2024 - 14:39

        Reolink NVR has a setting to enable support for other brand devices that support the open source ONVIF protocol

    • Yekul on 29/12/2024 - 13:53

      Reolink nvr works great and is pretty cheap. Also works locally only which is nice.

      • Elyxar on 29/12/2024 - 16:55

        "locally only"? They are accessible from the internet or not depending on how the user sets them up.

    • theSav on 29/12/2024 - 14:59

      You can use one of the Reolink NVR models, or pop an SD card in the camera and use it directly, or you can also use the UniFi NVR now that they support 3rd party ONVIF cameras too.

      If you want a software solution, you could try Frigate NVR too.

  • SeanConnery on 29/12/2024 - 13:47
    +1

    I would pay a little more and get a dual lens camera like this. Once you go dual lens panoramic, its hard to go back. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006034130181.html?spm=a2…

    • Durranimo on 29/12/2024 - 22:04

      can this work with Reolink NVR?

  • egg-tart on 29/12/2024 - 15:34
    +1

    Deal is gone?

  • theSav on 29/12/2024 - 15:37
    +1

    OOS

  • Elyxar on 29/12/2024 - 16:52
    +1

    2K version is better if the ambient light is low. If you have good street lighting or outdoor lights then definitely go for the CX810 4K version. I tried the CX410 while waiting for the CX810 to come out and it is now in a box waiting to become a sky cam watching the weather and night sky.

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