RTSP and ONVIF essential
WiFi and ethernet options
PoE and bell transformer power options +/- PSU (?USB) delivered power
IR +/- consider light
Google home compatibility with bell push switch and motion sensor

+ wireless chime unit to go with it (battery, plug-in or USB powered)

I'll buy it.

I have 6 Reolink cameras, including some newer and some older models.

My Reolink Doorbell PoE (black) model DB_566128M5MP_P recently updated its firmware to v3.0.0.4662_2503122271. Unfortuntely I do not know what the previous firmware version was, though I hadn't noticed it upgrade before so I suspect it was rather old.

It works wonderfully through the Reolink app, but when I view (and record) via RTSP on either UniFi Protect or Synology Surveillance Station, the video stutters and is choppy. I hadn't noticed this before, at least not to this extent.

There are a number of reports of this on the internet. Apparently things were fixed in an older firmware version, but this appears not to have been carried through.

My other cameras work fine over RTSP, it's just the PoE doorbell.

It’s a joke. They’re late by literally years now. Ok - CoVID screwed up worldwide manufacturing but now they can’t get them to the U.K. but they can get tgem to Europe. They can get every other product here, so it’s not Brexit related. I suspect they didn’t make an easily convertible ringer unit plug prong and they’ve screwed up manufacture of the U.K. version.

You were about 18 months late announcing the product in the first place and you’re another 12 months late releasing it. Get your skates on or we’ll have all moved on to something else, if we still have doors by the time it actually hits the market in real numbers.

RTSP and ONVIF essential
WiFi and ethernet options
PoE and bell transformer power options +/- PSU (?USB) delivered power
IR +/- consider light
Google home compatibility with bell push switch and motion sensor

+ wireless chime unit to go with it (battery, plug-in or USB powered)

I'll buy it.