But they are not exactly new to the surveillance camera industry. Reolink is a popular brand that is only a few years old. Lorex – the Stories behind the Brands Reolink IP Camera Duel – Reolink RLC-410 (5MP) vs.So this comparison will be the new 5MP Reolink vs.
I want to compare cameras in the same class, so I cannot look at the 8MP Lorex. Lorex goes straight from 4MP to 8MP in their line-up.
Usually I would look at the 4MP IP camera models as this is still the most common resolution for newer IP cameras, but Reolink has phased out the 4MP model in favour of a 5MP model with new features. What this means is that the DIY IP camera enthusiast now has a new budget option to consider, other than Reolink. It was just that Lorex chose to disable it.īut Dahua acquiring Lorex in 2018 seems to have triggered this new development. Of course, Lorex cameras are rebranded Dahuas so they were always capable of it. That’s why I never used to recommend them in our outdoor and indoor IP camera recommendations.īut a few months ago, Lorex released the latest version of their IP cameras and surprise surprise, they now support ONVIF Profile S. This was totally against the ethos of openness and inter-operability that I champion here at VueVille. In other words, you were not allowed to venture outside their ecosystem. Until recently, Lorex cameras were intended to be used only with their own NVRs. Last month a reader asked me how the Reolink cameras compare to the Lorex and Swann ones.
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