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The Reolink Altas 2K carves out a niche of its own with several standout features, especially impressive for a battery-powered camera. Here’s what makes it unique:
Most battery cameras only record on motion—not this one. Altas 2K supports continuous recording at low frame rates and offers a pre-recording buffer of up to 10 seconds. That means it captures what happened right before motion was detected, a rare find in wire-free setups.
Forget black-and-white night shots. With an f/1.0 aperture and 1/1.8" CMOS sensor, it delivers full-color video even in low light—without relying on infrared. It's one of the few battery security cams to go all-in on color night vision.
Its 20,000mAh battery, paired with the 6W Solar Panel 2, can keep the camera running perpetually in motion-only mode with just a bit of daily sunlight. You can even tweak frame rates and recording styles based on power availability. It is recommended that if the camera shall be used for 24x7 recording then one must opt for the new 12W panel.
Altas 2K is one of Reolink’s first battery-powered cams to feature dual-band Wi-Fi 6, offering faster setup and better stability—especially handy in congested wireless environments or distant outdoor placements.
It’s equipped with AI that doesn’t just detect motion, it classifies it. You get smarter notifications with image previews, making it easier to ignore harmless events and respond to real threats.These features give the Altas 2K a unique blend of power efficiency, intelligent security, and independence from traditional wired infrastructure. Want me to contrast it with another Reolink model or help you choose the best setup for your space?
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@user_966112798003396_966112798003396 Note that the update function on the application doesn't work. You need to check if there are newer fw through their Download Center. And if you have battery cams then you need to email support.You said that after fallback to standalone there was no further disconnections. This implies that the WIFI signal transmitted by the HH was not so strong and there were instances where the cameras were unreachable. Note that when the camera is connected to the HHP there is no way to ping the camera. HHP uses a different subnet. You can only do this if and only if the cam is connected to the Home Wifi. As a test try to connect the camera to the 2.4G band on your Home Wifi. This has longer wavelength than 5G and so longer range.
@maddog8243_762257571922067 Have a look at https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/360037976953-How-to-Add-Reolink-Cameras-to-Amazon-Alexa/
@chopstix It's only software. At least add it to the new releases. This should have been included from day 1 in an event log.
@kimchigun I did notice this from the day I have installed the WIFI Trackmix (but it is being connected through its eth port). It seems to me that it is not fast enough to focus on the object and subsequently it focuses on the whole view. I mostly view through the wide lens.As you correctly stated, it would have been nice if the customer has the ability to control the Telephoto lens. That would be wonderful but would remain in our dreams. You are one of the few who really contributes to this community. Keep it up.
@twill_324139168772284 No need to worry provided you have a strong password.I have requested Reolink to include username, timestamp, source IP and logging duration as a list which cannot be erased through reboots and restore. I have asked for any changes the user does. In my application which I have developed in the past I used to add this as a table and grant access to the admin. Cameras should have their security measure too.
@user_966112798003396_966112798003396 Try to use your Home WIFI and check you have the latest firmware. Check their download center.The HH pings the camera at regular intervals and if it doesn't receive a reply it will mark the camera as unreachable and sends an alert. So the issue is WIFI related or the camera is in deep sleep (battery).
@tue_959406374658276 I have already brought this to the attention of support. I suggest you to raise it too.Recording to the SD and the HHP are independent. In fact you set recording on to the SD before connecting the camera to the HHP.
@kimchigun Same for the HHP.
@chris_385343865196783 you're welcome.
@turoda_754794597875881 From the camera list, drag the camera and drop it in the box you wish to put it.
@big_ted At the same time it is rather difficult to comply with every request :).
@issom Reach out support on support @ reolink.com
@joseph_1979 I have asked for homogenous features across all products wherever possible.
@kimchigun In total agreement. This is 1950's era. I cannot understand the reason behind this unprofessional implementation.
@reolink-alyson Excellent products. However. I would have enhanced the Altas by having the same resolution as the Altas PT Ultra and add IR lights (30m). Perhaps I would also consider to have a higher vertical FOV say 65 degrees.
Now that the Home Hub Pro (HHP) has been released for quite some time, we expect a proper integration with the battery doorbell. Currently the fw available to the public will not allow the integration of the chime. So most of us will leave the battery doorbell as standalone. However, Reolink have a beta fw (request through support) which shall add the chime as a device and then there is the functionality to link this chime to the doorbell. Once this is linked then it is possible to have the chime sounding when the ring button is pressed. But those customers who have enabled the rich notification will no longer have it once the camera is integrated to the HHP. Even other cameras which have smart event detection will not have this feature any more once the camera is connected to the HHP.Reolink, please provide the rich notification and smart event detection on the HHP.
@chris_385343865196783 Once both NVRs are added, you will see all the cameras listed in the client's device list. Select the view screen (say 9 boxes) which shall accommodate all your cameras and then you can drag and drop the cameras you want to view onto the live view screen.
@nicolae-popa_399309727432938 You need to add it manually using a mouse and a monitor. Follow this link https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/360007011053-How-to-Add-Reolink-Cameras-to-Reolink-PoE-NVR/
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