Reolink Go Camera Review!

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One of the coolest things about the #ReolinkGO is that it doesn’t require Wi-Fi, setting itself apart from many of the other smart security cameras that we’ve reviewed. Our footage recorded on the device's 64 GB micro-SD card, although we also got seven days of cloud storage on the house, with options to upgrade for 30 or 60 days for small monthly or yearly fees. However, the free week was enough for us.

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Time Stamps
0:00 Intro to Reolink Go Camera Review
0:54 Pros and Cons of the Reolink Go Camera
2:21 Design
3:54 Video from the Reolink Go Camera
6:45 Accessing Footage
8:27 Installation
10:13 Customer Support
10:53 Mobile Application
18:02 Who the Reolink Go Camera is Good For

Another advantage? The #ReolinkGO works on either a 4G LTE or a 3G network, so all we needed to use it was a micro SIM card and cellular data plan from supported carriers, which includes favorites like T-Mobile, US Mobile, and Ting for those in the United States. Watch our video review to find out what we thought of the camera’s video, audio, night vision and more!

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Gabe Turner is Security.org’s Director of Content.

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