After debuting at IFA last year, the Reolink TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi security camera is now available in Australia. It combines 360-degree panning with 4K footage and a 3,000-lumen floodlight, designed to cover wide areas at all times of the day.
On the camera are two lenses: one is a 4K wide-angle lens, which is supported by a telephoto lens capable of zooming in up to six times. Within the Reolink app is a dual view that lets you see both perspectives at the same time.
Notably, the TrackFlex includes a passive infrared sensor to detect motion outside of the camera’s immediate view. According to Reolink, the sensor detects motion at a 270-degree radius from up to 10 metres away to help proactively capture footage before someone enters the frame.
There’s a fair bit of flexibility in the camera’s LED floodlights, too. They’re dimmable and support customisable colour temperature to help record clear footage in dim conditions. Also built in is a 110-decibel siren to scare off intruders.
Like the rest of the Reolink range, the TrackFlex doesn’t require a subscription to access features like people and package detection, or text-based footage search. It relies on ‘ReoNeura’, the brand’s AI technology that operates on-device without needing cloud access.
On a similar note, the camera supports microSD card storage of up to 512GB, which some smart home cameras don’t support. You can also connect it up to a home server or an NVR (network video recorder) to securely store footage from the camera for future reference.
One thing worth noting is that Reolink’s $399.99 camera isn’t battery-powered. Instead, it requires a hardwired connection. The TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi is available to order now at a $50 discount via Reolink’s website and Amazon.
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