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Reolink Go review: 4G LTE connectivity and heavy weatherization lets you install this security cam anywhere

Reolink Go review: 4G LTE connectivity and heavy weatherization lets you install this security cam anywhere

Posted on December 30, 2018 By Jarvis

Live streaming, 1080p video, and motion detection—no router required.

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Wi-Fi cameras have made home surveillance easy, but what if you want to connect in some remote locale where Wi-Fi doesn’t reach? That’s where the Reolink Go comes in: This is a wireless security camera that uses 4G LTE connectivity rather than Wi-Fi. You can set it up pretty much anywhere you can receive cellular service—provided you’re within range of T-Mobile’s LTE network, that is—even if you’re otherwise off the grid.
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