New Amcrest AD410 doorbell Cam Review

It's supposed to be in the Reolink doorbell settings but when accessing it when entering the IP on a browser, but mine doesn't come up.
 
So far, I gotta say I'm pretty impressed with the quality of this doorbell. Hands down a major upgrade from the Amcrest AD410. I hope this one lasts and doesn't give issues haha.
 
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Spoke too soon lol.
I notice if I block internet access the doorbell, it drops connection altogether and won’t reconnect to the router.

As soon as I enable internet access it stays connected :(.

It seems this doorbell doesn’t work when blocking internet access….that’s a shame!
 
Reolink advised to disable UID and that has fixed the disconnect issue when disabling Internet access.
Just in case someone else runs into this.

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Is it possible for the AD410 to trigger BI via ONVIF. It doesn't have IVS, just motion zones?
 
Anyone have any tips for improving image quality on this doorbell camera? Can't tell if my lens is going bad from a couple of years of sun exposure or what, but the picture is grainy both during the day and at night (though it was never really a great picture to begin with). At night, in particular, it's basically unusable. Could be because of IR reflections and ambient lighting (those are Christmas lights on house across the street) which isn't helping. I have both mounts in play to point it right and downwards, and it might benefit from some additional downward direction as well. Thanks.

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Maybe sun exposure or you had a bad lens from the start. Mine is protected by a large awning has always been quite clear both day and night. I have an IP cam facing it too with IR on, and the IR light appears as a bright spot, but doesn't wash out the image or cause reflections.
 
mooch91 said:
Anyone have any tips for improving image quality on this doorbell camera? Can't tell if my lens is going bad from a couple of years of sun exposure or what, but the picture is grainy both during the day and at night (though it was never really a great picture to begin with). At night, in particular, it's basically unusable. Could be because of IR reflections and ambient lighting (those are Christmas lights on house across the street) which isn't helping. I have both mounts in play to point it right and downwards, and it might benefit from some additional downward direction as well. Thanks.

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I would download a wifi survey app and look for a better RF channel on the wifi access point. sometimes adjusting the sensitivity helps here too
 
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