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Reolink Argus 4 Pro vs Ring Stick Up Cam Pro

Pick the Reolink Argus 4 Pro if you want the widest coverage from one camera and no subscription for basic recording. Pick the Ring Stick Up Cam Pro if you want a camera that works indoors and outdoors and you already live in the Alexa and Ring ecosystem. The Argus 4 Pro's 180° view covers more of a yard or driveway than the Ring's 139°, but the Ring adds two-way audio and a 30 ft night vision rating. Check the live prices on both before you decide, since the gap between them changes with sales.

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Reolink
Reolink Argus 4 Pro

Reolink Argus 4 Pro

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Choose the Reolink Argus 4 Pro if you want one wireless camera to cover a wide area like a driveway or side yard, with Google Assistant and Alexa both supported.

Pros
  • 180° view covers a wide yard or driveway from one mount
  • Works with both Google Assistant and Alexa
  • Fully wireless setup with no cabling
  • Black finish blends into outdoor walls
Cons

What separates them

Reolink Argus 4 ProRing Stick Up Cam Pro
Field of view180°139°
Indoor and outdoor useResidential outdoor focusRated for indoor and outdoor, residential and commercial
Two-way audioNot listedYes
Night visionYes, distance not listedYes, rated to 30 ft
Voice assistantsGoogle Assistant and Amazon AlexaAmazon Alexa only
WirelessYes, battery wirelessYes, wire-free option
Motion sensingYesYes
Wi-FiYesYes

Price history

  • Reolink Argus 4 Pro: lowest $149.94 on Oct 29.
  • Ring Stick Up Cam Pro: lowest $144.98 on Oct 31 at eBay.

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Specs compared

SpecReolink Argus 4 ProRing Stick Up Cam Pro
Night VisionYesYes
Motion SensingYesYes
With Wi-FiYesYes
ColorBlackBlack
Assistant SupportGoogle Assistant, Amazon AlexaAmazon Alexa
UseResidentialCommercial, Residential
Field Of View180° field of view139° field of view
WirelessYes—
With Audio—Yes
Location—Indoor / Outdoor
Night Vision Distance

What reviewers say

Reolink Argus 4 Pro

Owners of the Argus line generally praise the wide view and sharp 4K footage for a battery camera. Common complaints center on battery life under heavy motion and on Wi-Fi dropouts at the edge of coverage.

What people mention
  • Field of viewPraisedOwners like that one camera covers a wide driveway or yard corner.
  • Battery lifeCriticisedHeavy motion and cold weather shorten time between charges.
  • Video qualityPraisedDaytime 4K footage is sharp enough to read faces and plates.
  • Wi-FiMixed

Questions and answers

Which has the wider view?
The Reolink Argus 4 Pro, at 180° versus 139° on the Ring Stick Up Cam Pro. That is a big difference if you are covering a driveway or a corner of a yard with one camera.
Can I use the Ring Stick Up Cam Pro indoors?
Yes. Ring rates it for indoor and outdoor use, residential and commercial. The Reolink Argus 4 Pro is listed for residential outdoor use.
Does the Reolink work with Alexa and Google?
Yes, it supports both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. The Ring Stick Up Cam Pro supports Amazon Alexa only.
Which has better night vision?
Ring publishes a 30 ft night vision rating for the Stick Up Cam Pro. Reolink lists night vision on the Argus 4 Pro but does not give a distance, so Ring's figure is the only one you can compare.
Do I need a subscription?
Ring's cloud recording and richer alerts generally need a Ring Protect plan. Reolink records to a local microSD card without a subscription, which can save money over time.
Is the Ring worth the extra if it costs more?
Only if you need indoor use, two-way audio, or you are already in the Ring and Alexa ecosystem. If wide outdoor coverage is the goal, the Reolink does more with one camera.

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No two-way audio listed
  • Night vision distance not specified
  • Outdoor residential use only, not rated for indoor or commercial
  • Ring
    Ring Stick Up Cam Pro

    Ring Stick Up Cam Pro

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    Choose the Ring Stick Up Cam Pro if you need a camera you can move between indoors and outdoors and you already use Alexa and the Ring app.

    Pros
    • Works indoors and outdoors, so you can move it between rooms and the yard
    • Two-way audio for talking to visitors or pets
    • Night vision rated to 30 ft
    • Fits the Ring app and Alexa routines
    Cons
    • 139° view leaves more blind spots than the Reolink
    • Alexa only, no Google Assistant
    • Ring features often depend on a Ring Protect subscription
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    30 ft night vision
    Setup is easy near the router but signal drops at long range.

    Ring Stick Up Cam Pro

    Owners of Ring's Stick Up Cam line generally like the easy setup, wide view and clear daytime video. Common complaints center on subscription costs for recordings and alerts, and on battery life when motion events are frequent.

    What people mention
    • Battery lifeMixedOwners say the battery lasts weeks in quiet spots but drains quickly in high-traffic areas.
    • SubscriptionCriticisedReviewers complain that saved clips and person alerts require a paid Ring Protect plan.
    • Video qualityPraisedDaytime footage is sharp and night vision reaches about 30 ft.
    • Motion alertsMixedDetection works, but alerts can fire on pets and cars until zones and sensitivity are adjusted.