Reolink Models Comparison 2026: all models side by side
This comparison table lists the main Reolink models available in 2026, sorted by use category. All data is from official Reolink specifications.
REOLINK STORE
REOLINK CAMERAS ARGUS
REOLINK CAMERAS DUO
REOLINK CAMERAS E1
REOLINK CAMERAS GO
REOLINK CAMERAS RLC
REOLINK CAMERAS RLC
REOLINK CAMERAS TRACKMIX
Outdoor WiFi cameras — comparison
| Model | Resolution | Night vision | AI | Connection | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RLC-823A | 4K (8 MP) | Colour (LED) | Human/vehicle | WiFi + PoE | ~£60 |
| RLC-810A | 4K (8 MP) | Infrared 30 m | Human/vehicle | WiFi + PoE | ~£50 |
| TrackMix WiFi | 4K + 8 MP | Colour | Human/auto-tracking | WiFi | ~£80 |
| RLC-820A | 4K (8 MP) | Infrared 30 m | Human/vehicle | PoE | ~£45 |
| RLC-510WA | 5 MP | Infrared 25 m | Human/vehicle | WiFi | ~£35 |
| Duo 2 WiFi | 4K (dual) | Colour | Human/vehicle | WiFi | ~£70 |
The RLC-823A leads the outdoor WiFi comparison with its colour night vision and built-in siren. The TrackMix WiFi stands out for large areas thanks to its dual lens system.
Wireless cameras (battery) — comparison
| Model | Resolution | Battery life | Solar | Pan/Tilt | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Argus 3 Pro | 2K (4 MP) | 3–6 months | Yes | No | ~£55 |
| Argus PT Ultra | 4K (8 MP) | 2–4 months | Yes | 355°/140° | ~£90 |
| Argus Eco Ultra | 2K (4 MP) | 4–6 months | Yes | No | ~£40 |
| Argus 4 Pro | 4K (8 MP) | 2–3 months | Yes | No | ~£75 |
The Argus 3 Pro stands as the wireless benchmark: long-life battery, colour night vision and AI detection. For large spaces, the motorised pan/tilt Argus PT Ultra is unrivalled.
4G cameras — comparison
| Model | Resolution | Network | Solar | Pan/Tilt | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Go PT Ultra | 4K (8 MP) | 4G LTE | Yes (incl.) | 355°/140° | ~£120 |
| Go Ranger PT | 5 MP | 4G LTE | Yes | 355°/90° | ~£75 |
| Go PT Plus | 2K (4 MP) | 4G LTE | Yes | Yes | ~£65 |
The Go PT Ultra is the only 4G camera on the market combining 4K resolution, motorised pan/tilt and solar compatibility. An all-in-one solution for any site without infrastructure.
Indoor cameras — comparison
| Model | Resolution | Pan/Tilt | Connection | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| E1 Outdoor Pro | 4K (8 MP) | 355°/50° | WiFi 5 GHz | ~£55 |
| E330 | 4K (8 MP) | No | PoE | ~£45 |
| E1 Pro | 5 MP | 355°/50° | WiFi 2.4 GHz | ~£35 |
For indoors, the E1 Outdoor Pro combines automatic tracking and 4K in a compact housing. The E1 Pro remains the ideal choice for tight budgets with quick installation.
Explained selection criteria
Resolution: what is the difference between 2K and 4K?
- 2K (4 MP): sharp images for standard use, faces recognisable at 5–8 metres
- 4K (8 MP): fine details, licence plates readable at 10–15 metres
- 5 MP: intermediate, good value for money
- Human: standing/walking silhouette
- Vehicle: car, motorbike, lorry
- Animal: dog, cat (on selected models)
- microSD (up to 256 GB): simple, economical, event-based recording
- Local NVR: continuous 24/7 recording, 1–14 TB storage
- Reolink Cloud: access away from home, monthly subscription (optional)
AI detection: human vs vehicle vs animal
All recent Reolink cameras detect movement, but AI detection reduces false alerts by distinguishing:
Storage: microSD vs NVR vs Cloud
See also
See Also
Reolink Model Comparison Table 2026
| Model | Connectivity | Resolution | Night Vision | Power | Est. Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reolink Go Ultra | 4G + WiFi | 4K (8 MP) | Colour + IR | Battery + solar | ~£160 |
| Reolink Go Plus | 4G + WiFi | 2K (5 MP) | Colour + IR | Battery + solar | ~£115 |
| Reolink Argus 3 Pro | WiFi 2.4/5 GHz | 4K (8 MP) | Colorvu colour | Battery + solar | ~£85 |
| Reolink RLC-823A | PoE | 4K (8 MP) | Colour + spotlight | PoE (cable) | ~£90 |
| Reolink RLC-810A | PoE | 4K (8 MP) | IR 30 m | PoE (cable) | ~£70 |
| Reolink Duo 2 WiFi | WiFi | 4K (180°) | IR 30 m | Mains | ~£110 |
| Reolink E1 Outdoor Pro | WiFi | 4K (8 MP) | Colour + IR | Mains | ~£80 |
Choosing the Right Reolink Model for Your Situation
The right model depends on three key criteria: location (indoor or outdoor), available power source and network connectivity. For outdoor areas with no cabling and no WiFi coverage, 4G models from the Go series are the obvious choice. For outdoor installations with mains power available, PoE cameras (RLC-810A, RLC-823A) offer the best stability and image quality. For outdoor areas without a power cable but with WiFi access, the Argus range provides the best balance between battery life and image quality.
Indoor use points towards E1 cameras (compact, pan-tilt) or TrackMix models for larger rooms. If you are planning a multi-camera setup, a Reolink NVR kit (8 or 16 PoE ports) enables centralised management with local HDD storage — no subscription needed and no Internet dependency for playback. The higher upfront cost is quickly offset by zero monthly fees.
Frequently Asked Questions — Reolink Model Comparison
What is the best Reolink outdoor wireless camera in 2026?
The Reolink Argus 3 Pro stands out as the reference outdoor wireless camera thanks to its 4K resolution, Colorvu colour night vision and solar panel compatibility — at an unbeatable price for its category.
Which Reolink camera works in areas with no WiFi?
Reolink Go models (Go Plus, Go Ultra) operate exclusively on 4G with a SIM card, with no WiFi dependency. They are perfectly suited to rural locations, construction sites and remote areas.
Is the RLC-823A worth the extra cost over the RLC-810A?
The RLC-823A adds a white LED spotlight for active colour night vision — effective as a visible deterrent. If colour night vision is not a priority, the RLC-810A at ~£70 offers the best PoE value for money.
Are the models in this comparison available on Amazon UK?
Yes. All listed Reolink models are available on Amazon.co.uk with Prime delivery. Prices shown are indicative and may vary with promotions and bundle deals.
Can I mix different Reolink camera types in one system?
Yes. All Reolink cameras are managed from the same Reolink app. You can combine PoE, WiFi and 4G models in a single installation and monitor everything from one unified dashboard.
How to Use This Comparison to Make Your Final Decision
This comparison table covers the seven most popular Reolink models in 2026, but choosing the right one ultimately comes down to your specific installation context. For a detached house with a garden and existing mains power to the eaves, the RLC-810A (PoE, 4K, AI detection) is the most reliable long-term choice — it requires no battery management and delivers uninterrupted 24/7 recording. For a property without outdoor power sockets and with good WiFi coverage within 25 metres of the camera location, the Argus 3 Pro offers the best price-to-performance ratio in the battery segment.
If you are covering a remote location — a field gate, a rural outbuilding, a boat mooring — without WiFi and without mains power, only the Go series applies. The Go Ultra delivers 4K resolution over 4G with solar charging, making it the most capable wire-free outdoor camera currently available at its price point. All models in this comparison are available on Amazon.co.uk and ship with a two-year manufacturer warranty, full compatibility with the Reolink app and free lifetime firmware updates. Prices indicated are subject to change with seasonal promotions and bundle deals.