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REOLINK trail cameras

Quick answerREOLINK makes 4G LTE solar security cameras: not trail cameras, but the right tool when you want continuous live view of a gate or building with no Wi-Fi and no power.
REOLINK 4K Solar 4G LTE Camera
REOLINK value pick / 4G LTE security camera

REOLINK 4K Solar 4G LTE Camera

Under $250 budget tier; the button shows today's price
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Every REOLINK model we track

ModelTypeMPTriggerFlashBudget
REOLINK 4K Solar 4G LTE Camera4G LTE security camera---Under $250
REOLINK Go 2K+ 4G LTE Camera4G LTE security camera---Under $250
REOLINK 4K Dual-Lens 4G PTZ Solar Camera4G LTE security camera---Under $500
REOLINK 4K 4G LTE Camera, no-glow4G LTE security camera--no-glowUnder $500

Specs are read from each Amazon listing; a dash means the listing does not state it. The budget tier shown is for the cheapest listing of the model, which may be a single camera or a multi-pack; the link shows today's price.

Which REOLINK camera fits which job?

  • A gate or building with no Wi-Fi or power: a 4G solar security camera with live view.
  • Security or pressured deer: a no-glow model, invisible at night.

REOLINK cameras across the price range

Frequently asked questions

Are REOLINK cameras cellular or SD card?

REOLINK models on this site: 0 cellular, 0 SD-card only, 0 Wi-Fi, and 4 4G security cameras. Cellular models need a data plan and signal where mounted; SD-card models need neither and record everything to the card for you to collect.

How much do REOLINK cameras cost?

The REOLINK cameras we track sit in budget tiers from under $250 to under $500, with multi-packs lowering the price per camera. Prices change often, so check the current listing.

Researched from published specifications, brand plan lists and verified owner reviews; we do not claim hands-on testing. General information, not professional, legal or security advice. Trail camera rules differ by state: some restrict transmitting cameras during hunting seasons or on public land, so check your state wildlife agency. Recording and audio laws vary; only record where you have the right to.