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Reolink’s new solar-powered floodlight camera is now available.
Announced earlier this year at CES, the Solar Floodlight Camera costs $109.99 but is on sale for $87.99 for the launch.
The Solar Floodlight Camera features a 2K HD camera, a 150-degree field of view, 1000‑lumen floodlights, and a 110dB siren.
It also offers full color night vision and 33 feet of infrared coverage.
On‑device AI detection powers smart alerts for people, vehicles, and animals.
It can also be paired with Reolink’s new AI hub for more advanced features, including video search and event descriptions .
This isn’t the first solar-powered floodlight camera.
TP Link’s Tapo released a pan and tilt version for $100 last year that can track motion and also offers on-device smart alerts and local storage.
Anker’s Eufy has a solar-powered floodlight camera with 2,000 lumens of light and 360-degree coverage, also with local storage, for $150.
Reolink also offers a wired floodlight camera with 360-degree pan-and-tilt capabilities, 4K resolution, and 3,000 lumens of light.
That model costs $300, but has local AI-powered search built in, so no need for a separate hub.
Reolink’s Solar Floodlight Camera is available now on Reolink.com and Amazon for $87.99.
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