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Reolink TrackMix WiFi uses two lenses: a wide-angle lens to monitor the entire scene and a telephoto lens to capture closer details of moving targets. Both views appear simultaneously, while auto-tracking follows detected people, vehicles, and animals with 6× hybrid zoom, making it easier to monitor activity across your backyard, driveway, or entryway.
TrackMix WiFi captures detailed 4K footage during the day, while its large F1.6 aperture allows more light to reach the sensor in low-light conditions. At night, the 6500K spotlights illuminate the monitored area for color video, making it easier to distinguish people, vehicles, and other details after dark.
Reolink TrackMix WiFi supports Wi-Fi 6 standard, delivering faster transfers, stronger signals, and more stable connections. With dual-band flexibility, choose the 5GHz band for high-speed performance in larger areas, or the 2.4GHz band for consistent coverage throughout your home. Stay connected, stay protected.
Versatile storage options are offered: microSD card, FTP/NAS server, Reolink Home Hub Series, and NVRs. Choose the solution that suits you best and enjoy reliable access to your footage, whether stored locally or on the network.
Supports up to 512GB microSD card for local storage.
Works effortlessly with the Reolink Home Hub series for encrypted and centralized storage.
Compatible with both PoE and Wi-Fi NVR models for expanded storage capacity.
Simplify your home security with the Reolink App or Client—keeping you connected anytime, anywhere.
Automatically track moving objects and send real-time push notifications to your phone.
See wide-angle and close-up views on one screen, offering effortless monitoring.
Replay saved videos, filter by detection mode, and adjust the timeline to quickly find key moments.
Customize the motion zone to your needs, deciding where objects' movements will be detected and where not.
As easy as saying “Hey Google, show me the backyard”, you can check what’s happening there on your Google Nest Hub or Chromecast-enabled TVs.
The Reolink TrackMix WiFi is a dual-lens security camera with pan-and-tilt functionality, auto tracking, and dual-view monitoring. It combines a wide-angle lens and a telephoto lens to provide both full-scene coverage and close-up details simultaneously.
The Reolink TrackMix WiFi is a wireless network camera with wired power. It connects to your home network through WiFi instead of requiring a dedicated Ethernet cable for data transmission. At the same time, the camera is not completely cable-free. It still requires a wired DC power connection to operate.
- Open the Reolink App: Download and open the Reolink app, then log in or create an account.
- Add the Camera: Tap the “+” icon, select TrackMix WiFi, and scan the QR code on the device.
- Power On the Camera: Plug in the camera and wait for the voice prompt confirming it is ready for setup.
- Connect to WiFi: Choose your 2.4GHz or 5GHz WiFi network and enter the password in the app.
- Finish Setup: Wait for the confirmation message, then access the live view in the app.
The Reolink TrackMix WiFi is a 4K dual-lens PTZ security camera designed for monitoring large outdoor areas with automatic tracking and 6× hybrid zoom. Its dual-view design offers distinct advantages, although there are some installation considerations.
Pros of Reolink TrackMix WiFi
The dual-lens system displays a wide-angle view alongside a close-up of moving targets, so you can monitor the entire driveway or backyard while following a person or vehicle in greater detail. With 355° pan, 90° tilt, and automatic tracking, the camera follows detected movement without requiring manual adjustments.
Its 4K resolution captures detailed footage, while infrared night vision and built-in spotlights provide visibility after dark. Dual-band Wi-Fi 6 supports 2.4GHz and 5GHz connections, offering greater flexibility when choosing a network for outdoor installation.
Cons of Reolink TrackMix WiFi
Although the camera connects through Wi-Fi without requiring an Ethernet cable, it still needs a wired power connection and access to a nearby outlet. Its wireless performance also depends on signal strength and network conditions, particularly when installed far from the router.
The dual-lens PTZ design is also bulkier than a typical fixed-lens camera, which may be a consideration for smaller or more discreet installation locations.
The key difference between Reolink TrackMix WiFi and TrackMix PoE is how they connect to the network and receive power. TrackMix WiFi supports dual-band Wi-Fi 6 connectivity and requires a separate power adapter, while TrackMix PoE uses a single Ethernet cable for both power and data transmission.
TrackMix WiFi is best for homes with reliable Wi-Fi coverage, especially where Ethernet cabling is difficult to install. TrackMix PoE is better suited to homes or businesses with existing wired networks, offering a stable connection and simplified power management through PoE.
Yes, Reolink TrackMix is a good choice for outdoor security, particularly for monitoring driveways, backyards, and other large areas. Its dual-lens design provides a wide-angle view and a close-up of moving targets simultaneously, while automatic tracking follows people, vehicles, and animals. The series includes PoE, Wi-Fi, and battery/solar-powered models to suit different installation needs. However, the best option depends on your available power supply, network connection, and recording requirements.
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