Overall, the Reolink E1 Pro delivers a great user experience and excellent video quality. Although the pan-tilt features help make up for the field of view, this camera doesn't have automatic motion tracking like other cheap pan-tilt cameras. Unfortunately, the E1 Pro's narrow 87.5º field of view keeps it lower on our list. Reolink's paid cloud plans are a great deal if you have the maximum number of allowable cameras, but not so much otherwise. It applies only to a single camera, and footage sticks around for just 24 hours, but the videos don't have onerous length restrictions. We also like that Reolink's free cloud storage is actually practical compared to similar offerings from Wyze and YI. You can optimize this camera's video like none other by choosing different resolutions, frame rates, and bitrates-we love this kind of flexibility. It focuses not only on good-looking videos but also quality-of-life features. Learn more about Wyze's noteworthy camera lineup in our Wyze cameras review.ĭuring our tests of the E1 Pro's upgraded sibling, the E1 Zoom, we discovered an exceptional devotion to video quality. Overall, Wyze Cam v3 beats other cheap wireless security cameras in almost every way, and we can't recommend it highly enough. It's also compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant †-as well as Wyze's security system and smart home devices-making it an excellent smart security camera. Unfortunately, the default power cord isn't for outdoor use, so you need to buy a special cable (that's not available yet) for outdoor use.
Wyze Cam v3 works both indoors and outdoors, offering more installation flexibility than indoor models like the Wyze Cam v2 and Wyze Cam Pan. The largest card the camera supports is a 32 GB microSD card, which is less than some rivals but big enough for reliable performance.
You can also use a microSD card if you want to save more and don't want to deal with a recurring cloud plan. This is more than worth it, especially since Wyze's free cloud storage option imposes some tight restrictions: 12-second video clips and motion alerts, each with a 5-minute cooldown. It starts around $2 a month for each Wyze camera-and if you pay annually (about $15 a year), the effective monthly cost drops to $1.25 per camera. Wyze Cam Plus is a rare exception with the cheapest monthly cloud plan of any home security camera. Cloud storage is another way Wyze distinguishes itself from other cheap security camera brands-which usually aren't competitive with mid-range brands like Arlo and Ring.
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