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product_id: 173957030
title: "- REOLINK Solar Security Cameras Wireless Outdoor 360° Coverage Argus PT | 5MP Color Night Vision, 2.4/5GHz Dual-Band WiFi, Smart People/Car/Pet Detection, Works with Home Hub, No Subscriptions"
brand: "reolink"
price: "R5231"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Reolink"
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# Dual-band 2.4/5 GHz WiFi 355° pan & 140° tilt coverage 100% wire-free solar power - REOLINK Solar Security Cameras Wireless Outdoor 360° Coverage Argus PT | 5MP Color Night Vision, 2.4/5GHz Dual-Band WiFi, Smart People/Car/Pet Detection, Works with Home Hub, No Subscriptions

**Brand:** reolink
**Price:** R5231
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌞 Watch smarter, not harder — solar-powered security that moves with you!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** - REOLINK Solar Security Cameras Wireless Outdoor 360° Coverage Argus PT | 5MP Color Night Vision, 2.4/5GHz Dual-Band WiFi, Smart People/Car/Pet Detection, Works with Home Hub, No Subscriptions by reolink
- **How much does it cost?** R5231 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- reolink enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted reolink brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Solar-Powered Freedom:** Cut the cords and never worry about power outages with true wire-free solar charging.
- • **Crystal Clear 5MP HD Vision:** Experience sharp, vibrant video day and night with color night vision up to 33 feet.
- • **Seamless 360° Surveillance:** Pan 355° horizontally and tilt 140° vertically for full property coverage without blind spots.
- • **Effortless Setup & Weatherproof:** Mount anywhere outdoors with IP65-rated durability and quick app-based installation.
- • **Smart Alerts, Zero Subscriptions:** Advanced PIR motion detection with human/vehicle recognition sends instant alerts—no monthly fees.

## Overview

The REOLINK Argus PT Solar Security Camera delivers 5MP HD video with 360° pan and tilt, powered entirely by solar energy for true wire-free outdoor surveillance. Featuring dual-band WiFi, color night vision up to 33 feet, and smart human/vehicle detection, it offers professional-grade monitoring without subscription fees. Weatherproof and easy to install, it’s designed for seamless integration into smart homes, providing reliable, flexible security coverage wherever you need it.

## Description

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Review: ***Five Star Review? Buyer Should Have Serious Doubts About Buying From Reolink - Leaving five stars because most people only look at the great reviews...so here is a more rounded review that should give everyone pause before they buy. Let me start by saying that I love the cameras. Bought 4 here and 3 more directly from Reolink on their Ebay store. The cameras have great picture quality and if you follow the instructions for setup using the bar codes, it takes about 45 seconds to get them up and running. And I am returning all of them. Further, I would strongly encourage all prospective buyers to strongly consider looking elsewhere for their security camera needs. Reolink is simply INEPT when it comes to backing up their products. A couple of weeks ago I bought 4 of these cameras. At $150 a camera with the solar panel, they are not cheap. As instructed during the setup of one of them, I went to lift up the little 1/2 inch by 3/8 rubber flap that covers the on/off switch and secures it from rain. The flap is held to the camera with a paper clip thick protrusion that goes into the body of the camera. When I pulled at it, that extremely thin piece of rubber holding the flap to the camera, broke. I didn't pull it hard, and I do not have super human strength. It just sort of broke and although I can still place the flap into the camera, it needs to be repaired because if it ever falls off, the entire camera will be ruined. I didn't think this was a big deal. I was wrong. I wrote to the company and explained the situation. I explained that the cover tore and I wanted to know how I could get a replacement cover. I would be happy to cover the costs. No problem. And I made it clear that I only needed the little cover because the camera otherwise worked fine. I just need the cover! Their response was that they wanted me to send them a picture of the camera. Admittedly, I was irritated. So I wrote back that I was surprised that they wanted a picture of this because the camera worked....I just needed the small cover and that I could probably buy it on ebay for a few cents plus shipping. This thing seemed like a no-brainer to me. They wrote back and said...oh, now that we understand that the camera works they will refer it to their techs. Great. Next day (and keep in mind that their turnaround is always a day later) I get an email asking me to send them a copy of the invoice. No problem. I did that within a minute. Next day..we enter the Twilight Zone. Instead of simply writing back to me with something saying that they are shipping out the new cover, I get an email asking me to send them the link of the Ebay listing for the cover I found so that they can tell me if it will fit the camera. HUH? So they have gone from taking responsibility for making a cheaply connected cover to helping me ensure that a third party solution (that did not exist) would fit their camera? This was sort of nutso. I wrote back and said simply that I did not find a cover on ebay. This morning - another 24 hours later - comes the latest response...they want to give me a 5 dollar refund. Now you would expect that a company selling a 150 dollar camera with a rubber cover for the on/off switch would grasp that the cover that they designed for their own camera to protect the switch from rain/snow/etc had an actual purpose for existing...but these folks instead want to refund me five bucks to accomplish what exactly? Am I supposed to tape the five dollar bill over the switch to protect it? I just need a new tiny cover! So I am now a week into this silliness and I have had enough. These cameras are not cheap. So before you buy from these folks, think very seriously about the warranty and support that they give and ask yourself if you should be going for products made by Google or Netgear because there is no doubt that a similar situation with their products would have resulted in a replacement part coming in roughly 2 days. Reolink makes great cameras. But they simply have no ability to back up their products with support that should make people comfortable. I have lost confidence in this company. All of my cameras...a thousand dollars of cameras...are going back because they can't figure out how to send out a tiny rubber cover that cost them a few cents. Pathetic.
Review: UPDATE The best camera we've bought so far and we have several different brands ! - UPDATE: I had recently got a new router, a Netgear Nighthawk and was having a problem getting the Reolink cameras connected back again but after much research......SUCCESS! I found a solution that worked for me, hopefully this info might help others too. After researching even more online I found a suggestion to try creating a guest wifi network on your router. So I gave it a try and it WORKED to get my 3 Reolink Argus PT cameras connected to me new router. Now while I feel like it wasn't necessary in my case to give the guest wifi network a password without any special characters I did it anyhow and used just numbers and letters (the cameras had connected to my old router with a special character in that password) Another point to remember is I think you need to have your phone on the same network when adding the cameras. Just checked and it seems you need to make sure your phone is connected to the guest network when wanting to access the Reolink cameras you connected thru the guest network. (now I have other brand cameras that I connect to the main network that I can still access when on the guest network but an indoor Reolink camera I have E1 that I was able to connect to the main network I can't access thru the guest network like the other brands. Now I did try seeing if I could switch the cameras back to the main wifi but it didn't work and I have to remove and reinstall the camera I tried it on and add it again to the guest wifi network to access it again. Well, I guess having to switch networks when wanting to go from the outside Reolinks to the inside Reolink is better than buying a new router or new cameras and I am simply thankful I could get them to finally reconnect as I was beginning to think I'd have to replace them with other brands of cameras. Original review: This is Karen's husband writing this review as I am the "tech guy" in our home. I am VERY pleased with how the camera is performing so far, so the 4.2 out of 5 rating seems well deserved. I admit I had some reservations when I read some of the reviews that were negative, in my opinion some may have been because of an individually defective product and some may have been due to lack of detailed enough directions. When I was first trying to connect the camera to our WIFI it wouldn't connect, then I realized I forgot to type in our WIFI password, DUH ! After I added the password it connected immediately. The camera is roughly about 85 feet from our WIFI router and goes thru 2 walls and still has kept connected very well. Also, we have desertcart Alexa and at first could not get Alexa to recognize the camera, so I did an online search for help and found a page on the Reolink support site with the steps needed to connect to Alexa, after reading that page I saw there was a step I didn't know about, once I followed those steps Alexa connected very well ! We can view the live camera feed from our smartphone app, from our "Echo Shows" via voice command, and even on our tv screens with desertcart Firestick (we have other brands of security cameras we view thru the Firestick also) so I can use a voice command and see different cameras on the screens including the Reolink camera, and I did not have to download anything to the Firestick, simply enable Alexa according to the directions on the help page I mentioned. I already had security cameras looking from our home outward, I wanted a wireless solar PTZ camera I could mount away from the house that I could turn to look at the house as well as turn to view other areas of our property not covered by the cameras we already had. So I mounted the camera on a thick (schedule 40) PVC pipe and mounted the solar panel on the very top of the pole, I used 3 hose clamps to fasten the PVC pipe to a 4 foot metal fence post I hammered into the ground, so far it seems to working very well. I will upload a picture of it. I do a lot of research before buying tech stuff, and it would be difficult to find ANY product that is perfect or that you might wish had more or better features, but for the features you get with this camera (including solar powered, PTZ capability, Alexa connectivity) I really can't complain for the price paid. Note: Remember this is not a commercial grade professional system, but commercial grade features likely cost much higher commercial grade prices, so again, for the price paid I really can't complain, I feel this camera does really pretty good for it's price level !

## Features

- 100% Wire-Free and Solar Powered: This Reolink outdoor camera runs on 2.4/5 GHz WiFi and stays fully-charged with Reolink Solar Panel which realize 100% wire-free security. With high-capacity battery, long-lasting power per charge and no worry about weather.
- Tilt & Pan and Color Night Vision: This Reolink camera can turn its head 355° horizontally and 140° vertically, which shows you everything in 5MP HD, you can see clearer night vision up to 33ft even at poor light.
- Real Smart Home Security Camera: Adopt more sensitive digital PIR motion sensor, support smart human/vehicle detection and instant alerts (auto tracking not included), event recording to micro SD card for later playback and download.
- Quick and Easy Setup: Easily mounted and installed both indoors and outdoors. With weatherproof certification, it never quits no matter in heavy rain or extreme sun. Scan the QR code with free Reolink App to get started.
- Flexible Storage Options: Save footage locally to a microSD card (up to 512GB), Reolink Home Hub, or FTP server—no subscription fees. Manage your Reolink cameras with Reolink Home Hub to build a wireless security camera system.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07W6PXRR8 |
| Alert Type | Motion Only |
| Antenna Location | Outdoor Security |
| Best Sellers Rank | #46 in Dome Surveillance Cameras |
| Brand | REOLINK |
| Built-In Media | Camera, Solar Panel, Bracket |
| Color | (1) White |
| Compatible Devices | Desktop |
| Connectivity Protocol | Wi-Fi |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Control Method | App |
| Controller Type | SmartThings |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 9,688 Reviews |
| Effective Still Resolution | 5 mp |
| Effective Video Resolution | 5 |
| Field Of View | 110 degrees |
| Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum | 512 GB |
| Flash Memory Type | Micro SD |
| Focus Type | Auto Focus |
| Form Factor | Dome |
| Frame Rate | 15 frames per second |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
| Installation Type | Screw In |
| Item Dimensions | 8.53 x 6.25 x 7.78 inches |
| Item Highlight | 5MP Color Night Vision, 2.4/5GHz Dual-Band WiFi, Smart People/Car/Pet Detection, Works with Home Hub, No Subscriptions |
| Item Weight | 1.7 pounds |
| Light Source | Infrared |
| Manufacturer | Reolink Digital |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 128 GB |
| Mfr Part Number | A-Argus PT+sp |
| Model Name | Argus PT |
| Model Number | REOLINK Argus PT+SP |
| Mount Type | Wall Mount |
| Night Vision | Night Color |
| Night Vision Range | 33 feet |
| Number of Channels | 1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Time-Lapse |
| Photo Sensor Resolution | 5 mp |
| Photo Sensor Technology | CMOS |
| Power Source | Solar Powered |
| Product Grade | Residential |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Outdoor Security |
| Room Type | Garage, Office, Store Room |
| Shape | Dome |
| Special Feature | Time-Lapse |
| Specific Uses For Product | 360 Degree Coverage |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Video Capture Format | MP4 |
| Video Capture Resolution | 1440p |
| Video Encoding | H.265 |
| Viewing Angle | 360 degrees |
| Voltage | 5 volts_of_direct_current |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Repellent |
| Waterproof Rating | IP65 |
| Wattage | 5 watts |
| Wireless Technology | Wi-Fi |
| Zoom Ratio | 10 |
| Zoom Type | Digital Zoom |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** REOLINK
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wireless
- **Model Name:** Argus PT
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Outdoor Security
- **Special Feature:** Time-Lapse

## Images

![- REOLINK Solar Security Cameras Wireless Outdoor 360° Coverage Argus PT | 5MP Color Night Vision, 2.4/5GHz Dual-Band WiFi, Smart People/Car/Pet Detection, Works with Home Hub, No Subscriptions - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61vlxINOdNL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Set** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I can get good internet connections 9n my laptop 300ft from the house.Will i be able to install camera there and connect it to wife?Maybe to get an an**
A: I have one camera that's 650 feet away that works fine. But I think the range is more dependent on your router than anything mine is Starlink.

**Q: Does this work with blue irish software to a pc**
A: Hello, this couldn't work with blue irish software. It only supports Reolink software.

**Q: If i buy this camera is there a safe app (the existing one isn't according to the privacy policy) I want one that isn't accessable by communist China)**
A: Hello, this camera could only work with Reolink App/Client. Please rest assured that Reolink won't store any video and audio unless users enable the Reolink Cloud storage service and configure it to upload videos to the cloud. Please contact us via Amazon message if you need further help.

**Q: What is the length of the wire to the solar panel**
A: The length of the wire is 4 meters, equal to 12 feet

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ***Five Star Review? Buyer Should Have Serious Doubts About Buying From Reolink
*by D***N on September 22, 2020*

Leaving five stars because most people only look at the great reviews...so here is a more rounded review that should give everyone pause before they buy. Let me start by saying that I love the cameras. Bought 4 here and 3 more directly from Reolink on their Ebay store. The cameras have great picture quality and if you follow the instructions for setup using the bar codes, it takes about 45 seconds to get them up and running. And I am returning all of them. Further, I would strongly encourage all prospective buyers to strongly consider looking elsewhere for their security camera needs. Reolink is simply INEPT when it comes to backing up their products. A couple of weeks ago I bought 4 of these cameras. At $150 a camera with the solar panel, they are not cheap. As instructed during the setup of one of them, I went to lift up the little 1/2 inch by 3/8 rubber flap that covers the on/off switch and secures it from rain. The flap is held to the camera with a paper clip thick protrusion that goes into the body of the camera. When I pulled at it, that extremely thin piece of rubber holding the flap to the camera, broke. I didn't pull it hard, and I do not have super human strength. It just sort of broke and although I can still place the flap into the camera, it needs to be repaired because if it ever falls off, the entire camera will be ruined. I didn't think this was a big deal. I was wrong. I wrote to the company and explained the situation. I explained that the cover tore and I wanted to know how I could get a replacement cover. I would be happy to cover the costs. No problem. And I made it clear that I only needed the little cover because the camera otherwise worked fine. I just need the cover! Their response was that they wanted me to send them a picture of the camera. Admittedly, I was irritated. So I wrote back that I was surprised that they wanted a picture of this because the camera worked....I just needed the small cover and that I could probably buy it on ebay for a few cents plus shipping. This thing seemed like a no-brainer to me. They wrote back and said...oh, now that we understand that the camera works they will refer it to their techs. Great. Next day (and keep in mind that their turnaround is always a day later) I get an email asking me to send them a copy of the invoice. No problem. I did that within a minute. Next day..we enter the Twilight Zone. Instead of simply writing back to me with something saying that they are shipping out the new cover, I get an email asking me to send them the link of the Ebay listing for the cover I found so that they can tell me if it will fit the camera. HUH? So they have gone from taking responsibility for making a cheaply connected cover to helping me ensure that a third party solution (that did not exist) would fit their camera? This was sort of nutso. I wrote back and said simply that I did not find a cover on ebay. This morning - another 24 hours later - comes the latest response...they want to give me a 5 dollar refund. Now you would expect that a company selling a 150 dollar camera with a rubber cover for the on/off switch would grasp that the cover that they designed for their own camera to protect the switch from rain/snow/etc had an actual purpose for existing...but these folks instead want to refund me five bucks to accomplish what exactly? Am I supposed to tape the five dollar bill over the switch to protect it? I just need a new tiny cover! So I am now a week into this silliness and I have had enough. These cameras are not cheap. So before you buy from these folks, think very seriously about the warranty and support that they give and ask yourself if you should be going for products made by Google or Netgear because there is no doubt that a similar situation with their products would have resulted in a replacement part coming in roughly 2 days. Reolink makes great cameras. But they simply have no ability to back up their products with support that should make people comfortable. I have lost confidence in this company. All of my cameras...a thousand dollars of cameras...are going back because they can't figure out how to send out a tiny rubber cover that cost them a few cents. Pathetic.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ UPDATE The best camera we've bought so far and we have several different brands !
*by G***T on July 11, 2020*

UPDATE: I had recently got a new router, a Netgear Nighthawk and was having a problem getting the Reolink cameras connected back again but after much research......SUCCESS! I found a solution that worked for me, hopefully this info might help others too. After researching even more online I found a suggestion to try creating a guest wifi network on your router. So I gave it a try and it WORKED to get my 3 Reolink Argus PT cameras connected to me new router. Now while I feel like it wasn't necessary in my case to give the guest wifi network a password without any special characters I did it anyhow and used just numbers and letters (the cameras had connected to my old router with a special character in that password) Another point to remember is I think you need to have your phone on the same network when adding the cameras. Just checked and it seems you need to make sure your phone is connected to the guest network when wanting to access the Reolink cameras you connected thru the guest network. (now I have other brand cameras that I connect to the main network that I can still access when on the guest network but an indoor Reolink camera I have E1 that I was able to connect to the main network I can't access thru the guest network like the other brands. Now I did try seeing if I could switch the cameras back to the main wifi but it didn't work and I have to remove and reinstall the camera I tried it on and add it again to the guest wifi network to access it again. Well, I guess having to switch networks when wanting to go from the outside Reolinks to the inside Reolink is better than buying a new router or new cameras and I am simply thankful I could get them to finally reconnect as I was beginning to think I'd have to replace them with other brands of cameras. Original review: This is Karen's husband writing this review as I am the "tech guy" in our home. I am VERY pleased with how the camera is performing so far, so the 4.2 out of 5 rating seems well deserved. I admit I had some reservations when I read some of the reviews that were negative, in my opinion some may have been because of an individually defective product and some may have been due to lack of detailed enough directions. When I was first trying to connect the camera to our WIFI it wouldn't connect, then I realized I forgot to type in our WIFI password, DUH ! After I added the password it connected immediately. The camera is roughly about 85 feet from our WIFI router and goes thru 2 walls and still has kept connected very well. Also, we have Amazon Alexa and at first could not get Alexa to recognize the camera, so I did an online search for help and found a page on the Reolink support site with the steps needed to connect to Alexa, after reading that page I saw there was a step I didn't know about, once I followed those steps Alexa connected very well ! We can view the live camera feed from our smartphone app, from our "Echo Shows" via voice command, and even on our tv screens with Amazon Firestick (we have other brands of security cameras we view thru the Firestick also) so I can use a voice command and see different cameras on the screens including the Reolink camera, and I did not have to download anything to the Firestick, simply enable Alexa according to the directions on the help page I mentioned. I already had security cameras looking from our home outward, I wanted a wireless solar PTZ camera I could mount away from the house that I could turn to look at the house as well as turn to view other areas of our property not covered by the cameras we already had. So I mounted the camera on a thick (schedule 40) PVC pipe and mounted the solar panel on the very top of the pole, I used 3 hose clamps to fasten the PVC pipe to a 4 foot metal fence post I hammered into the ground, so far it seems to working very well. I will upload a picture of it. I do a lot of research before buying tech stuff, and it would be difficult to find ANY product that is perfect or that you might wish had more or better features, but for the features you get with this camera (including solar powered, PTZ capability, Alexa connectivity) I really can't complain for the price paid. Note: Remember this is not a commercial grade professional system, but commercial grade features likely cost much higher commercial grade prices, so again, for the price paid I really can't complain, I feel this camera does really pretty good for it's price level !

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good choice!
*by J***N on October 15, 2023*

I have several of these cameras around the property. Different models of the brand. They accomplish the same thing. Pros: Easy to connect to the network. Pretty clear images even at night Software is well thought out and easy to use. Cons: Different levels of features on different models that can be confusing at times. Software is ambitious when setting sensitivity for activity of people, vehicles and pets. Solar cameras have huge delays responding to commands. (4-7 seconds) Solar cameras take a long time to respond to motion especially at night and many times, miss actions that trigger recording. All cameras field of view is very good, however, the ability to determine between people and vehicles can sometimes not be accurate. Trigger areas are not well defined. That makes it somewhat difficult to aim for intruders, be it pet or person. Overall, these are great for my application. Some Software upgrades happen without any problems. Unfortunately the app says it has an update, but for several months, it hasn't been able to download. The current app works flawlessly on all my devices. There are minor differences, but very easy to use. Some models have a tracking feature. It isn't very accurate. By the time it looks to the actions the delays cause it to continue to miss most of the action. Yes, it sort of works well for people moving through the field. But is gets confused by vehicles. If the vehicle is small, golf cart, motorcycle, it might miss them completely. If an suv moves it will catch most of it but due to delays it will move towards the original starting point and the vehicles have moved passed the real time location. Lastly. I don't know if this is by design or not. But almost everything that the camera catches is at some point, halted during the playback video. I think this is a great feature. It helps identify the vehicle and possibly the occupant. This happens whether it is a person or a vehicle. It sometimes happens when a pet passes by as well. Like I said, I think these are a great choice for most applications. At this price range I think they are very good quality. I will see how long the solar powered cameras work before needing battery support. If you are considering buying these, I suggest starting with a couple, then add as you gain familiarity with the system. They seem to be very reliable with minimal adjustment after installation. I recommend installing the maximum amount of sd memory for each camera. That way you won't have to access the installations very often. Downloading is easy. I also suggest that you reformat the sd card occasionally, just as a maintenance item. I'd give these a 5 rating if the delays weren't quite so long, and, if the sensitivity fields were not so ambiguous. Otherwise I'm happy with reolink.

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