REOLINK TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi, 4K Dual-Lens Floodlight Camera, 360° PTZ 6X Hybrid Zoom, 3000 Lumens, Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6, Auto-Tracking, Local AI Video Search, 24/7 Recording, 100~240V AC Hardwired

Impressive Floodlight and Camera – Super easy to install and configure
This is a really impressive light, right from the way it is presented in the internal (Looks to be laser cut foam to protect and present well) packaging to the instructions, to all of the “extras” that make it easy to install and configure. I’ve not used any of the Reolink products in the past, nor had I even heard of the brand, but I will certainly be looking into their offerings as this one is first rate. Let me explain more…This camera is designed to be hardwired for power but utilizes Wi-Fi for connectivity and transmitting the images. This is exactly what I needed as I’m using this on a workshop that is in a rural connection. I’ve power to the exterior of my building for floodlights already, and installing this was as simple as unscrewing the old floodlight, and wiring this in. I especially appreciated that Reolink thought ahead and provided a way via USB power to bench test and configure the light before the final installation on the outside wall where I needed to be up on a ladder 15’ in the air. This feature alone allowed me to really get to know the camera and make sure it was set up as I wanted.Quickly I do need to mention that the floodlight capabilities of this unit are first rate as well. They light up the area. My only slight frustration is that I’m not sure if the flood lights can be activated by motion as I haven’t figured that out yet. It’s not the end of the world as I’m okay with the light activating based upon light level (dusk/dawn), but it might be nice to have the option of using motion instead. It seems like that should be simple since the camera triggers with motion. If Reolink reads this, I’d sure appreciate a note to let me know if this is possible.Otherwise, I’m very impressed also with the video quality, the ability to pan/zoom, tilt and the tracking capabilities of the camera are cool since I’m wanting to monitor unauthorized access to my property. This camera certainly accomplishes that for me. Oh, the resolution is good as well and the wide field of view is perfect for what I’m trying to do.The app itself is pretty darn good. Unfortunately, I’ve got several different brand cameras at the property so I’m bouncing between multiple apps, but this one is as good, or better than most. Someday I’ve got to figure out if I can incorporate all the cameras through a single pane of glass… That would be very cool.Finally, I need to mention the build quality and my impression of how solid of a unit this is. Many of the cameras I’ve bought over the years are inexpensive and feel it. While this is on the higher end of what I would spend, it certainly feels like it is worth the price. The quality is head and shoulders above what most of my other cameras are.

Know before you buy
Updated review:There is no AI search functionality when the Trackflex floodlight cam is connected to the Hub Pro.I purchased both and after set up, found that there was basic search, but no AI search functionality. I reached out to Reolink Support and got the following response in return.“We regret to let you know that when the TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi is added to the Home Hub Pro, the camera will not support the AI video search as the Home Hub Pro does not support the AI video search feature.”It would’ve been nice to know this before purchase, but there is a workaround. By connecting the camera directly to the network rather than the hub, enhanced AI search functionality is retained. The caveat being the increased congestion on the network from each additional device.Despite my initial disappointment, the Reolink Support Team proved to be responsive and helpful. Although support was accomplished strictly via email, replies were generally received within a days time. After becoming more familiarized with how these cameras work, I have decided to place an additional order.

My neighborhood has been getting sketchy lately, with a lot of weird incidents happening at night. We finally decided to get a serious camera to add some real security to the house. I specifically looked for a solid name brand because I did not want to deal with cheap devices and returns! I just wanted something I could set up once and forget about.This Reolink TrackFlex is honestly a beast. Since it is hardwired into the house power, you never have to worry about climbing a ladder to change dead batteries. I had my wife’s uncle come over to help me install it because he is a semi-professional handyman. We swapped out the old light fixture above the garage. I frankly would not have been able to do it myself because I hate messing with electricity. If you are like me, I definitely recommend getting a pro to handle the wiring part.The camera itself has some really smart features. The coolest part is the dual-lens system. It has one wide lens to see the whole driveway and another one that zooms in to track people. The floodlights are insane at 3000 lumens. It lights up the front yard like a stadium when motion is detected. It was so bright that we had to lower the intensity in the app because I was worried the neighbors would complain. And there are many other essential features like the pan and tilt, the 360 degrees view of the street, the great app that allows you to customize every aspect, etc. As I said earlier, it’s a beast!The biggest win is that you do not have to pay for any monthly cloud subscriptions. It is a huge money saver compared to those other brands that charge you forever. We just put a microSD card in the slot, and it saves all the clips right there. You can also send the video to a NAS or an NVR if you have a bigger setup and are looking for local storage. It gives you multiple options to keep your data safe at home. It definitely helps us sleep better knowing this thing is watching the house day and night.

The Reolink TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi Camera feels like a big upgrade over a standard outdoor light or basic security camera. Its dual-lens 4K setup provides excellent coverage, combining a wide view with a PTZ lens that smoothly tracks movement. The 360° auto-tracking reliably keeps people or vehicles in frame, which adds real peace of mind.Video quality is clear during the day and impressive at night. With the 3000-lumen floodlight activated, colour night vision shows far more detail than typical infrared cameras, making it easier to identify faces, clothing and vehicles. The light is bright enough to illuminate a driveway or yard and works well as a visual deterrent.Smart detection performs well, accurately distinguishing people and vehicles and reducing false alerts. The Reolink app is intuitive and responsive, offering plenty of customisation for alerts, tracking behaviour, recording modes and lighting. Local storage with AI video search is a big plus, especially with no mandatory subscription.Installation is straightforward for a hardwired unit, although in my case I’ll need to get a longer power cable to run power from inside my garage, which is worth planning ahead. Once connected, the dual-band WiFi 6 has been stable with minimal dropouts. Overall, it’s a solid, feature-packed floodlight camera that delivers reliable security and strong performance.