I need a recommendation for a good quality outdoor camera that’s easy to install and use and is completely wireless. Any suggestions based upon personal experience?

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Posted by TigerGman

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Posted on 5/13/22 at 11:04 am to LSU Wayne

You mean battery powered too?

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Posted by LSU Wayne

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Posted on 5/13/22 at 11:33 am to TigerGman

Yep

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Posted by GrizzlyAlloy

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Posted on 5/13/22 at 1:53 pm to LSU Wayne

Reolink

I started with a Reolink Argus. It was the fist gen without the solar panel. It worked well, but I was checking it all the time and got tired of changing batteries. I got a POE PTZ that works great. Easy to use and set up.

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Posted by 98eagle

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Posted on 5/13/22 at 9:33 pm to LSU Wayne

I like my Reolink PT WiFi cameras with Reolink solar panels. They are a little older and are 1080p. The new ones I think are 2k cameras.

I had to add a mesh Wifi system to increase my weak AT&T WiFi signal, and that allowed me to put these cameras all around the perimeter of my house, with one camera approx 75' away from my back deck. I use that one particular camera to see what animals (deer, coyotes, etc) are going through my yard each night.

They point and tilt but do not zoom, except you can pinch and expand your fingers to "zoom".

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Posted by pwejr88

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Posted on 5/14/22 at 3:12 pm to LSU Wayne

I loved my Arlo cameras.
The batteries lasted forever but no matter how long they last, it became a pain to charge them. Went with wired and it’s worth it.

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