Overall, these are superb little cameras with decent image quality for the price and flexible recording options. As a fitness fanatic who loves running and cycling, I also have a keen interest in fitness-related technology, and I take every opportunity to cover this niche on my blog. My diverse interests allow me to bring a unique perspective to tech blogging, merging lifestyle, fitness, and the latest tech trends.

If you root around the camera settings enough, I think it had all the settings that are available via the web version.

For recording, you can filter by any motion, person and vehicle which therefore significantly reduces the clips you need to work through if you want to find something. The object detection works well, I would say it is maybe not quite as accurate as Eufy or Sentry AI (with Blue Iris), but it is close. You then set the camera to record over a specific period of time, so for the next hour, for example. You can also have it record things like sunset and sunrise. Performance The web interface has been updated from the other cameras I have reviewed. In particular, the live feed now works in Chrome natively without having to mess around with flash. The two models are the RLK8-510B4-A and RLK8-810B4-A. These are 8-channel NVRs with the 510B4 being designed for 5MP while the 810B4 can handle 4K. They both come with a 2TB HDD built-in.

The RLC-510A which is facing into the street actually stays in colour most of the night, we have quite strong bright lights, but the sensor does seem to offer better low light performance than other affordable cameras I have used.The quality of the video for both cameras has been excellent for my needs and based on the price of the cameras. If you are using Blue Iris or other homemade NVR solutions, many of these offer advanced object detection which bypasses the features on the cameras. I personally use Sentry AI on my server. Overall