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Reolink has come up with a whole series of new cameras, the common point of which is that they do not need an infrared night vision mode, because the LED light source placed on the cameras is more than enough for their ColorX sensor to see even in the dark night. One of the new models equipped with a battery is the Altas PT Ultra, which, in addition to the new sensor, received a large battery, can be rotated anywhere and supports all reolink functions. In addition, we asked the manufacturer to send us their Home Hub product, with which you can connect up to 8 Reolink cameras and store their recordings in one place, and it even helps with integration into the smart home. Let's see how they turned out!

I've been thinking for a long time about installing a couple of cameras around the house, for security's sake, but since my tests of the Reolink camera last year, I'm sure that I'll want to buy some battery-powered device that can be supplemented with a solar panel. Then not too long ago I came across the C40 from the much-loved Hiseeu brand, which offered exactly what I wanted, or so I thought when we asked Banggood to send us one to try. However, by the end of the test, the picture became much more nuanced. With the BGRAUGC40 coupon, you get the Hiseeu C17, including a solar panel, for HUF 400.

Cameras with a WiFi connection are very popular. This is no accident, they are cheap, useful, and can be controlled remotely, so you could look at home at any time, just like with the Annke Crater Pro. In addition, it can be rotated, it can be continuously fed from USB, and it does not cost a fortune. They ask HUF 15 for it with the 800%OFF coupon code, with free delivery.

Reolink's cameras have always been fresh spots on the market, both in terms of appearance and their skills. We have now managed to acquire their Duo 2 and Argus 3 Pro models, which are quite similar in terms of their features, but compete in a completely different league. The former comes with a double sensor and an interesting software development, while the other is a compact camera suitable even for indoor use. Both have WiFi and batteries, but the best thing is that we also received 1-1 Reolink solar panels, so we already have our own experience of using them. The Argus 3 Pro can be purchased for HUF 47 using the coupon code ytb900feub.

This is now my second Annke camera test, the first was a slightly more complex system, with an indoor unit and everything. The current subject is a WiFi camera intended primarily for indoor use, which can be placed on a shelf, records events from there, and can be rotated 330 degrees horizontally and 70 degrees vertically on the phone's application screen. It can even be attached to the ceiling if necessary. The price is HUF 7800 when ordered from a European warehouse, if you use the coupon code 70NWQ4JBV8MQ.

When Annke offered to send one of its video recorders for testing, I thought it would be another IP-based camera, of which we have already presented many to you. When it arrived, it soon became clear that this time we could take a look at a different kind of product. Even the number and size of the boxes were suspicious, but when opened, it became clear that a complete home camera system had arrived with the courier. They gave the 5 MP imager an indoor unit, a 1-teras video recorder and lots of cables.

Back in November, I bought three Imilab EC3 security cameras for the family, because unfortunately there were car break-ins on the street, so it seemed like the time had come to put cameras in the house. The Imilab cameras, which are part of the Xiaomi ecosystem, I think do not need to be introduced, half of the country bought the previous EC2 type, and based on the feedback, they are using them with satisfaction. These cameras are typically more knowledgeable and reliable than other, cheaper Xiaomi variants, so we recommend them for more serious purposes. I apologize that I am not writing a professional analysis, but I am presenting the ~ HUF 18 Imilab EC000 from the perspective of the average user.

After the ugly failure of the Diggo IP camera, I was hoping that Blurams was not a terrible clone, but everything was the exact opposite of what I first thought. Patent software, normal cloud service, usable microphone and image quality. The price is actually fine, they ask HUF 12 for it, which includes delivery. I believe this product will still work after 300 year.

Originally, I wanted to include the Digoo DG-K2 in the smart home article, but then I discovered so many typical features of the cheap camera that I dedicated a separate article to it. The HUF 6000 gadget is also interesting because its hardware is identical to the Blitzwolf BW-SHC1, whose price is almost the same. For that amount, you get a product with 1080p resolution, cloud storage, and two-way conversation capability, which seems like a pretty good deal for six bucks.

The Reolink Argus 2 really came in handy, after testing the camera I also expected a lot from its sister model, the Reolink Go. The concept has changed, it is actually an outdoor wildlife camera with camouflage cover, SIM card slot, long operating time, night vision and motion detection functions. Fortunately, it inherited a lot of smarts from the Argus 2, but you have to pay a lot for the many functions. They ask HUF 61 for the product coming from the EU warehouse. Of course, everything is relative, it's also available here at Alza, "potom" for 000 rags.