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depends on what you want. if you want something accessible from your phone only, and you don't care that it needs an app that is reliant on a server in china then almost any camera on amazon will work. If you want professional quality and onvif compliance you could spend in excess of $3000. I have several hikvision cameras but those are no longer legal to import to the US because of backdoor spying concerns. I have an old Qsee camera system that works fine but is no longer supported by the new company. I also have one of these https://amazon.com/dp/B0D1Y4D39Z it works very well, has decent zoom and is compatible with some phone apps but requires knowing how to configure your router if you want to access it outside of your home network. The issue with cameras is that you get what you pay for. all the decent really good and reliable ones cost an arm an a leg. all the cheap ones are mostly usable toys. as to reolink I do not have one of their cameras. I do have a street find network video recorder of theirs. it is supposed to work with any onvif compliant camera but I cannot get it to access them. this is a common complaint about reolink that they don't play well with other cameras.