Reolink, manufacturer of numerous smart security cameras like the Reolink Duo 2-lens camera (test) or Argus 3 Pro (test), brings the cloud for your own devices to almost all European countries like Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Great Britain.
Amazon Web Services is used for the cloud
In addition to local SD card storage, security camera recordings can also be saved to the cloud. For the cloud, Reolink relies on Amazon Web Services, which should also ensure data protection and security by using 2048-bit RSA, 128-bit AES and TLS for encryption during data transmission during storage and playback from the cloud.
The Argus, Go, Duo (battery models only), Lumus and E1 series cameras can be connected to the user’s cloud account so that when motion is detected, images are automatically uploaded as well. The Reolink Cloud website.
Three cloud subscriptions start at one discount
Reolink offers three different cloud subscriptions to cater to both private and business customers. In addition to a free basic plan, a standard plan is offered for 5.99 euros per month and a premium plan for 11.89 euros per month. They differ in the number of cameras supported, as well as the storage capacity included. to start the Reolink Cloud In Europe, Reolink offers around 40 percent discount on both plans, so that the standard plan is available for €3.59 per month and the premium plan for €7.19 per month.
The standard plan supports up to five cameras and 30 gigabytes of storage, and recordings are stored for up to 30 days. In the premium plan, on the other hand, up to 10 cameras can upload their recordings to the cloud, for which 80 gigabytes are available. The maximum storage period is also 30 days.
The free basic plan, on the other hand, only supports one camera with a maximum of one gigabyte of storage space and a storage period of up to 7 days.
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