A mounting strap is also provided, which threads through the bottom of the mount so you can loop it around a tree or fence post if you’d rather. A set of screws and a mounting hole template are included with the camera to simplify the job. You’ll first need to lock it to the outdoor security mount, then screw the mount to an exterior wall or eave. Setting the camera up for outdoor use is a little more involved. Unlike the Argus 2, the Pro does not come with a magnetic ball mount for affixing the camera to a wall. The capsule-shaped camera has a flat bottom, so if you’re using it indoors you need only place it on a table of shelf. The Reolink app’s guided setup is straightforward and painless, requiring you to scan a couple of QR codes-one on the camera, the other displayed in the app itself-to connect the camera to your network. The indoor/outdoor Argus Pro can be paired with a solar panel for continuous charging. Reolink has not disclosed, however, what the service will cost after it exits beta testing. That’s worth considering to have an online backup in the event an intruder compromises the footage stored on the camera. Subscribing to the free beta plan will get you 10GB for storing motion clips for up to 15 days.
But it’s also compatible with the new Reolink Cloud service.
As with the other Argus cameras, the Pro records motion-detected clips locally to a microSD card (up to 64GB, not included).
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