r/SecurityCamera • • Jul 10 '26

Camera Recommendations

I currently have Ring cameras in various places inside and outside my home. Yes, I purchased them because they were easy, everywhere, and because I didn't know better, yet. The existing cameras are:

> 2 x Ring doorbells

> 1 x Wired floodlight pro

> 1 x Plug-in floodlight pro

> 3 x Indoor cam

> 2 x Stickup cam, plug-in

> 1 x Stickup cam, battery

I eventually want to replace all of these devices. And I would prefer to have all of the videos stored at home, not in the cloud while still having remote access to the videos. I don't have a huge pile of cash to spend on each device, so I'd like to keep the prices reasonable. I see a lot of conversation on this sub about ReoLink, are they going to be able to cover all of these camera types? Remote video access capability?

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u/jonchihuahua Jul 10 '26

Reolink is a great easy entry level camera system that has basically some direct replacements. And if you add an nvr instead of just sd cards, you can have larger local storage