Reolink’s US Store Lists 56 Cameras; 24 Are Wired PoE
Battery, Wi-Fi and PoE groups from $45.99 to $379.99 at list, plus three doorbells; Reolink says a cloud plan is optional.
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Reolink’s US store listed 56 single cameras on 31 October 2026, from 2MP to 16MP: 15 run on battery, many with a solar panel in the box; 17 connect over Wi-Fi and plug in or are hardwired; and 24 take power and data over one Ethernet cable (PoE). Three video doorbells sit alongside them, one of each power type. Reolink says a subscription is not needed to record: footage can go to a microSD card in the camera.
Prices below are the list price on each store card, in the configuration the card names, read 31 October 2026; 15 of the 59 showed a lower sale price that day. Most battery prices include a solar panel. Home Hub and NVR bundles, standalone NVRs, Reolink’s 4G cellular cameras and its NVR camera-system kits are left out.
The 56 cameras
Battery and solar (Wi-Fi, no wiring)
| Reolink store list, 31 Oct 2026 | Sold as | Video | Lens and movement, per the card | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Argus MagiCam | $64.99 | Camera | 2MP | Magnetic mount |
| Argus 3E | $79.99 | Camera + solar panel | 3MP | Not stated |
| Argus Eco | $84.99 | Camera + solar panel | 5MP | Not stated |
| Argus 3 Pro | $99.99 | Camera + solar panel | 5MP | Not stated |
| Argus Solar | $99.99 | Camera | 5MP | Solar supported |
| Solar Floodlight Cam | $119.99 | Camera | 2K 4MP | 150° view, floodlight |
| Argus PT | $129.99 | Camera + solar panel | 5MP (card also says 4MP) | Pan and tilt |
| Argus Eco Ultra | $139.99 | Camera + solar panel | 4K 8MP | Not stated |
| Altas | $149.99 | Camera + Solar Panel 2 | 4MP (2560 × 1440) | Fixed, 4mm |
| Argus Track | $149.99 | Camera + Solar Panel 2 | 4K 8MP | Dual view; pan, tilt, 6x hybrid zoom |
| Argus PT Ultra | $166.99 | Camera + solar panel | 4K 8MP | 355° pan, 140° tilt |
| Argus 4 Pro | $214.99 | Camera + Solar Panel 2 | 4K, 180° | Dual-lens panorama |
| Altas PT Ultra | $219.99 | Camera + Solar Panel 2 | 4K | Pan, tilt, auto tracking |
| OMVI 2i Ultra | $229.99 | Camera + Solar Panel 2 | 4K + 3K | Dual-lens, tracking |
| TrackMix (Battery) | $249.99 | Camera + Solar Panel 2 | 4K | Dual view, auto-zoom tracking |
Wi-Fi, plug-in or hardwired
| Reolink store list, 31 Oct 2026 | Video | Lens and movement, per the card | |
|---|---|---|---|
| E1 | $45.99 | 3MP (option says 4MP) | Pan and tilt |
| E1 Pro | $69.99 | 2K 4MP (option says 5MP) | Pan and tilt |
| RLC-510WA | $74.99 | 5MP/4MP | Not stated |
| Lumus Pro | $99.99 | 4K 8MP | Not stated |
| E1 Zoom | $109.99 | 8MP | Pan, tilt, 3x optical zoom, auto tracking |
| E1 Outdoor | $119.99 | 5MP | Pan, tilt, zoom |
| RLC-810WA | $129.99 | 4K 8MP | Not stated; rated IP67 |
| E1 Outdoor Pro | $149.99 | 4K 8MP | 355° pan, 50° tilt, 3x optical zoom |
| Duo 2 WiFi | $149.99 | 4K | Dual-lens, 180° |
| Elite WiFi | $159.99 | 4K 8MP | 180° panorama |
| Duo Floodlight WiFi | $169.99 | 4K | Dual-lens, 180°; floodlights; hardwired |
| FE-W | $179.99 | 6MP | 360° fisheye |
| Duo 3 WiFi | $219.99 | 16MP | Motion Track |
| TrackMix WiFi | $219.99 | 4K 8MP | Dual lens, tracking |
| Elite Floodlight WiFi | $289.99 | 4K | Dual-lens; floodlight; hardwired |
| TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi | $309.99 | 4K + 1080p | Pan, tilt, hybrid zoom; floodlight; hardwired |
| OMVI 3i WiFi | $349.99 | 10MP 180° + 4K 360° | Dual-lens, SyncTrack |
PoE (power and data over Ethernet)
| Reolink store list, 31 Oct 2026 | Video | Lens and movement, per the card | |
|---|---|---|---|
| RLC-510A | $74.99 | 5MP | Not stated |
| RLC-520A | $74.99 | 5MP | Not stated |
| RLC-810A | $99.99 | 4K 8MP | Not stated; IP66 |
| RLC-820A | $99.99 | 4K 8MP | Not stated |
| E1 Outdoor SE PoE | $119.99 | 4K 8MP | 360°, auto tracking |
| RLC-840A | $119.99 | 4K | 125° view; IK10 |
| CX810 | $129.99 | 4K | F1.0 aperture |
| RLC-1212A | $129.99 | 12MP | Not stated |
| RLC-1224A | $129.99 | 12MP | Not stated |
| CX820 | $139.99 | 4K 8MP | F1.0 aperture |
| RLC-1240A | $139.99 | 12MP | 145° view; IK10 |
| RLC-811A | $139.99 | 4K 8MP | 5x optical zoom |
| RLC-843A | $149.99 | 4K | 5x optical zoom; IK10 |
| Duo 2 PoE | $159.99 | 4K | Dual-lens, 180° |
| Duo 2V PoE | $169.99 | 4K 8MP | 180°; IK10 |
| FE-P | $169.99 | 6MP | 360° fisheye |
| OMVI 2i PoE | $189.99 | Two 5MP lenses | 165°, SyncTrack, auto tracking |
| TrackMix PoE | $199.99 | 4K 8MP | Dual lens, tracking |
| Duo 3V PoE | $209.99 | 16MP | 180°; IK10 |
| Duo 3 PoE | $229.99 | 16MP | 180° |
| Elite Pro Floodlight PoE | $279.99 | 16MP | 180°; floodlights |
| RLC-823S1 | $309.99 | 4K | 360°, 5x optical zoom, auto tracking |
| OMVI 3i PoE | $349.99 | 10MP 180° + 4K 360° | Dual-lens, SyncTrack |
| RLC-823S2 | $379.99 | 4K | 360°, 16x optical zoom, auto tracking |
Counted across the three tables, 12 of the 15 battery prices include a solar panel, and four cameras record 16MP: the Duo 3 WiFi, Duo 3 PoE, Duo 3V PoE and Elite Pro Floodlight PoE. Three Wi-Fi floodlights are hardwired rather than plugged in.
How to read the names
On Reolink’s pages, the series names track a type more than a power source. Argus and Altas cameras sit in the battery category. Reolink’s comparison sets the Altas PT Ultra, with a 20,000mAh battery, continuous recording and up to 10 seconds of pre-recording, against the Argus 4 Pro (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab), with a 5,000mAh battery and motion-triggered recording.
Duo cameras are dual-lens 180° panoramas, by their cards, and come in Wi-Fi, PoE and floodlight forms. TrackMix pairs a wide-angle with a telephoto lens and zooms in on what it tracks, and comes in battery, Wi-Fi and PoE versions. Going by those descriptions, Duo widens the view, and TrackMix adds a close-up of one subject. OMVI models also have two lenses, with what Reolink calls SyncTrack.
The E1 cards all list pan and tilt. Among the numbered RLC cameras, in two pairs a W marks the Wi-Fi version: the RLC-510WA and RLC-810WA against the RLC-510A and RLC-810A. A V in the Duo 2V PoE and Duo 3V PoE goes with an IK10 vandal rating on their cards, and the CX cameras carry Reolink’s ColorX night vision, by the CX820’s own page.
Doorbells
| Reolink store list, 31 Oct 2026 | Video | Power | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Video Doorbell PoE | $119.99 | 2K+ 5MP | PoE; chime included |
| Video Doorbell WiFi | $149.99 | 5MP | Wired, Wi-Fi; chime included |
| Video Doorbell (2nd Gen) | $159.99 | 2K 4MP | Battery (300-day life listed) or wired |
Reolink’s doorbell page says recordings go “to a microSD card, Reolink NVR, or Reolink Home Hub, depending on the model”. It also says battery doorbells “typically record when motion is detected”, while wired Wi-Fi and PoE models “can support continuous 24/7 recording” with compatible local storage.
Where the subscription and the hub fit
Reolink’s support page asks whether its cameras need a subscription and answers “NO”: recordings can go to a microSD card or an FTP server. A second support page says all Reolink cameras support microSD recording except what it calls add-on cameras, such as the B400, which does not appear above.
The cloud plan’s case, in Reolink’s words, is that footage stays available “even if your device is stolen or the microSD card is broken”. We did not read its prices for this page; our guide to cameras that record without a subscription could not settle a Reolink plan price on 8 October, and sets out how Ring, eufy, Tapo and Wyze compare.
The Home Hub is optional central storage. The store’s cards describe it taking up to eight Reolink cameras; the Home Hub Mini lists 64GB built in and microSD up to 1TB, and the Home Hub Pro is sold with a 2TB drive.
Who each one suits, by the specs
- No outlet near the spot: one of the 15 battery cameras; 12 of their store prices include a panel.
- An Ethernet run already in place: one of the 24 PoE cameras, or the Video Doorbell PoE.
- A wide view from one camera: a Duo model, or the Argus 4 Pro on battery.
- A close-up of whatever moves: a TrackMix, in battery, Wi-Fi or PoE form.
- A light over a driveway: the Solar Floodlight Cam on battery, three hardwired Wi-Fi floodlights, or the Elite Pro Floodlight PoE.
Tapo’s 30 cameras, set out the same way, and eufy’s 23 show how two rivals that also record locally split theirs.
Questions people ask
Do Reolink cameras need a subscription?
Not to record, by Reolink’s own support page: it answers “NO” and says the Reolink Cloud plan is optional. Recordings can go to a microSD card in the camera or to an FTP server. Reolink says the cloud copy survives if the camera is stolen or the card breaks.
What is the difference between Reolink Argus and Altas?
Both are battery cameras that take a solar panel. Reolink’s store compares the Altas PT Ultra, with a 20,000mAh battery, continuous recording and up to 10 seconds of pre-recording, against the Argus 4 Pro, with a 5,000mAh battery and motion-triggered recording.
What is the difference between Reolink Duo and TrackMix?
Reolink’s cards describe Duo models as dual-lens cameras with a 180° panorama, and TrackMix models as pairing a wide-angle and a telephoto lens with auto-zoom tracking. Duo comes in Wi-Fi, PoE and floodlight forms; TrackMix in battery, Wi-Fi and PoE versions.
Which Reolink cameras use PoE?
Twenty-four of the cameras we counted, plus the Video Doorbell PoE. They include four Duo models, the TrackMix PoE, two OMVI models, the CX810 and CX820, the FE-P fisheye, the Elite Pro Floodlight PoE and the numbered RLC bullets and domes.
Does Reolink make a battery video doorbell?
Yes. The Video Doorbell (2nd Gen) lists a 300-day battery life on Reolink’s store, and the store says it takes battery or wired power. The older Video Doorbell (Battery) showed Notify Me rather than Add to Cart on 31 October.
Do Reolink cameras work with a microSD card?
Reolink’s support page says all its cameras support microSD recording except add-on cameras such as the B400, D400, B800 and D1200. Reolink lists cards up to 512GB for the Altas PT Ultra, Argus 4 Pro and TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi.
How we researched this
No one at bitcritiq has handled this product. Everything here comes from published sources, listed below.
- What this cannot tell you
- We read Reolink’s pages, not the cameras. Most specs here come from store cards, which give a few headline features each, not full spec tables, so a blank in our tables means the card did not say. Three cards name two resolutions: the Argus PT card says 2K 4MP while its configuration and product page say 5MP; the E1 Pro card says 2K 4MP and its configuration 5MP; the E1 card says 3MP and its configuration 4MP. Reolink’s microSD support article carries no date. We did not read Reolink Cloud plan prices for this page; our subscription guide could not settle them on 8 October. Store stock and sale prices change daily. We have not used any of these cameras, and this page does not rank them.
How we chose this, and what we did
- Why this subject
- Our camera lineup series covers Ring, Nest, Arlo, Wyze, eufy and Tapo; Reolink, which our page on cameras without a subscription lists among the makers that record locally, had no page of its own. Reolink sells under series names (Argus, Altas, E1, Lumus, Elite, Duo, TrackMix, TrackFlex, OMVI) alongside numbered RLC and CX models, and its US store files them by power and connection rather than by series, so the names alone do not say which camera does what. Our subscription page compares makers; this one sets out Reolink’s range.
- How we looked at it
- Read through a browser on 31 October 2026. The count comes from four category pages on Reolink’s US store (store.reolink.com/us): battery cameras, Wi-Fi cameras, PoE cameras and video doorbells, each expanded with its Show More control. We kept each single camera with an Add to Cart button, one row per model, and counted the four tables below row by row (15 + 17 + 24 = 56 cameras, plus 3 doorbells). The Argus 3 Pro appears twice on the battery page, once with a Solar Panel Lite; it is one row. Left out: Home Hub and NVR bundles, standalone NVRs (RLN4E, RLN8-410, RLN16-410, RLN36, RLN12W) and the Home Hub Pro; two items showing Notify Me in place of Add to Cart (the Lumus and the Video Doorbell (Battery)); the Video Doorbell PoE is counted under doorbells, not PoE; and Reolink’s 4G cellular cameras and Security Camera Systems kits, which have categories of their own. Prices are the price on each card in the configuration the card names; where a card showed two prices we recorded the higher, crossed-out one as list (15 of the 59 showed a lower sale price). Video and lens columns use the card’s own wording; where the card gave no resolution, or two, we read the model’s reolink.com/us product page (TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi, Elite Floodlight WiFi, Duo 2 WiFi, Duo 2 PoE, CX820, Altas, Argus MagiCam, Argus PT, Argus Eco Ultra). Subscription and microSD facts come from Reolink support articles 900000643803 and 360003575413; the control for the microSD article is that the same page names the add-on cameras it excludes.
What this rests on
6 claims, all official. Nothing here was measured by bitcritiq — see how we test for why. Open a claim to read the source it came from.
Reolink’s US store listed 56 single cameras and 3 video doorbells available to add to cart on 31 October 2026, at list prices from $45.99 for the E1 to $379.99 for the RLC-823S2.Official
store.reolink.com/us Wi-Fi cameras page, 31 October 2026: “E1 | 3MP Super HD | Pan & Tilt … US $32.65 US $45.99”. PoE cameras page: “RLC-823S2 | 16X Optical Zoom | 360° Coverage in 4K UHD | Auto Tracking | 1 Camera | US $341.99 US $379.99”.
Reolink says a subscription is not needed to record; footage can go to a microSD card or an FTP server.Official
Reolink support 900000643803: “You may want to know whether the Reolink cameras need a subscription. The answer is NO. Reolink subscription is not mandatory but optional. If you do not want to subscribe to Reolink Cloud service, you can choose to save recordings to a microSD card or set the camera to upload the recordings to an FTP server.”
Reolink says its cameras support microSD recording except named add-on cameras, none of which is in these tables.Official
Reolink support 360003575413: “Currently, all Reolink cameras can support SD card recording, except the add-on cameras like B400, D400, B500, D500, B800, D800, B1200, D1200”.
Reolink lists the Altas PT Ultra with a 20,000mAh battery and continuous recording, against a 5,000mAh battery and motion-triggered recording for the Argus 4 Pro.Official
Battery cameras page comparison table: Battery “20,000mAh rechargeable battery” (Altas PT Ultra), “5,000mAh rechargeable battery” (Argus 4 Pro); Recording Mode “Motion, scheduled & continuous recording” and “Motion-triggered recording”.
Reolink’s doorbells come in battery, wired Wi-Fi and PoE forms and record to a microSD card, an NVR or a Home Hub depending on the model.Official
Doorbells page: “Battery-powered models offer flexible placement, wired WiFi models can use existing doorbell wiring, and PoE models provide stable power and network connectivity through one Ethernet cable.” “Save recordings to a microSD card, Reolink NVR, or Reolink Home Hub, depending on the model.”
Reolink’s store describes TrackMix cameras as pairing wide-angle and telephoto lenses with auto-zoom tracking, and Duo cameras as dual-lens 180° panoramas.Official
Wi-Fi cameras page: “Home Hub Pro with TrackMix WiFi | Wide-Angle & Telephoto Lenses | Auto-Zoom Tracking”; “Reolink Duo 2 WiFi | Dual Lens | 180° Panorama”. Duo 2 WiFi product page title: “4K Dual-Lens 180 Degree Camera”.
Sources 16
- Battery Powered Security Camera — Reolink Store (US)Officialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
- Wi-Fi Security Cameras — Reolink Store (US)Officialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
- PoE Cameras & Systems — Reolink Store (US)Officialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
- Reolink Doorbell — Reolink Store (US)Officialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
Show 12 more · 12 official or standards
- Does Reolink Require Cloud Subscription for Recording? — Reolink supportOfficialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
- Which Cameras Support Micro SD Card — Reolink supportOfficialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
- Reolink TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi — ReolinkOfficialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
- Reolink Elite Floodlight WiFi — ReolinkOfficialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
- Reolink Duo 2 WiFi — ReolinkOfficialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
- Reolink Duo 2 PoE — ReolinkOfficialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
- Reolink CX820 — ReolinkOfficialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
- Reolink Altas — ReolinkOfficialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
- Argus MagiCam — ReolinkOfficialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
- Reolink Argus PT — ReolinkOfficialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
- Reolink Argus Eco Ultra — ReolinkOfficialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
- Reolink Lumus — ReolinkOfficialaccessed Oct 31, 2026
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