Does Reolink have plans to produce a corner bracket? That's a gap in Reolink's accessories, especially for Trackmix and RLC-823A cameras.

@reolink-fiona Any update on Reolink selling a corner bracket?

@Reolink-Fiona In the client (at least for MacOS), the "Check Updates" feature doesn't work. I have 8.7.1 installed, but the Check Updates feature says "This is the most current version available." Clearly not the case if 8.8.2 is available.

@reolink-fiona Yes I see the Trackmix POE on Amazon now. Thanks.

There seems to be some problem with the RLC-842A or its interface with the NVR. I had the same problem with my RLC-842A when I installed it, although I had tested it before installation, non-stop for at least a week by connecting it to the NVR. Installed it, and there was no connection/connection lights. Then it randomly started working again.

@reolink-fiona Any update on Reolink selling a corner bracket?

@reolink-fiona Hi Fiona, any update on Trackmix availability on Amazon?

@pierre-gielen_288801745879289 @fiona_270938327945410 There seems to be a flaw or quality control problem with some of the RLC-822As as we need to do this to fix the blurriness.

@user_602266887921788_602266887921788 +1

I provided exactly this feedback via e-mail. The package options are too limited and inflexible. Ironically, the packages doesn't allow customers to take advantage of Reolink's diverse assortment of cameras.

@Reolink-Fiona As of Sept 3, the Google Play Store still has only 4.31.0.4.
Edit: I'm in the U.S.

@reolink-fiona Since the Auto Upgrade feature isn't active/available, a much different message needs to be on the system, as "This is the most current version available" is currently misleading and very bad UX/UI. And the Auto Upgrade feature shouldn't even be selectable--also very bad UX/UI.

@bearhug I have an 822A installed about a foot above a light (the light isn't extremely bright) that has no effect on the camera. In fact, that light and another on the other side end of that side of the house are not bright enough to trigger the 822 to turn off its IR. And I think if the light was any brighter, it would just trigger night color.

I also have an 842A immediately below a pair of bright flood lights that provide color night footage to the 842.

So depending on the brightness/wattage of your light, it might not be an issue. If you can change the bulbs in that light fixture, you can always swap in a bulb with a lower wattage if the current bulb interferes with the camera.