In an industry dominated by subscription models and service agreements, we appreciate that with Lorex, your financial responsibility ends when you buy the equipment.Īnd about that equipment … as large as Lorex is, the equipment selection can be a bit intimidating. What’s noteworthy for us about Lorex’s no-strings-attached, set-it-and-forget-it model is that it’s somewhat rare. You can start by checking our updated roundup of Lorex’s best sales and deals here. Also look for camera package deals and bundle promotions offered by Lorex. We recommend keeping a lookout for percentage-off and dollar-off discounts all year long. And at a rolling sale price of $249.99, you might consider making that leap. Black Friday Sale: Cameras marked down up to 50 percent off MSRP (but not guaranteed!).įor folks who might be buying security cameras for the first time, Lorex’s 4-camera, 8-channel NVR systems have served as a great starter package.Father’s Day Sale: Save up to $1,300 on Lorex products, including a 32-channel DVR system originally priced at $7,999, now available for $5,999.Save up to $250 on Lorex NVR boxes, including the 16-Channel 4K Security NVR with Active Deterrence Compatibility and 4TB Hard Drive for $349.99 (originally $599.99).Deal of the Day: 4K Ultra HD bullet security camera with 135-foot color night vision for $49.99, a $40 discount.Deal of the Day: 4K Ultra HD active deterrence dome security camera for $99.99, a savings of $40.Deal of the Day: 32-Channel NVR System with 16 4K (8 MP) nocturnal varifocal zoom IP cameras and 250-foot night vision for just under $3,000, a $1,000 savings.Note that these deals change often, but they can give you an idea of the savings in store if you know where and when to look for deals. To help you narrow them down, we’ve included a sampling of can’t-miss deals on Lorex below. Lorex frequently has markdowns of their cameras, including several Deals of the Day for individual cameras and some serious savings on bundles and packages. Sends footage to DVR box using coaxial cableģ2-channel NVR system with 20 4K Nocturnal Cameras and 4 2K PTZ cameras.
Smart Indoor Wi-Fi 2K HD Standalone Camera
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Smart Indoor Wi-Fi 1080p Standalone Camera The only caveat to this is that you still need to have it plugged in, so again, this might limit your placement choices. If you’ve got a suitable metal surface, you can bend the base 180 degrees for easy, hassle-free vertical placement and you’ll get a strong, secure setup without drilling a single hole.
That, and its simple plug-and-play setup allowed for easy relocation depending on where we needed it most.Īnd speaking of simple, Lorex Indoor also has a magnetic mounting option. With lightweight construction and an attractive teardrop style (or hockey puck, if you’re feeling sporty), this device complemented our living room decor quite well. So right away, we knew the tech on this camera was going to be top-notch. In our experience, detection of specific objects, like animals, people, or vehicles, is typically reserved for outdoor models. Like its outdoor sibling, we learned that our Lorex indoor cam includes person detection, which is not entirely common in even the industry’s best indoor cameras. Bear in mind that Lorex also has power-over-Ethernet (PoE) cameras with color night vision, so if that’s what you’re after, know that you have options. That, combined with smart motion technology that distinguishes movement detected by either people or vehicles, both work to ensure your Lorex camera won’t miss crucial moments of activity, and neither will you.Īnd in a late-breaking discovery, we noted that this camera is also Lorex’s first Wi-Fi security camera with color night vision, adding yet another level of detail when you need it most. The LED is triggered by motion and instantly illuminates any scene and any suspicious characters in it. Lorex appears to have answered this quandary with the Smart Outdoor Wi-Fi security camera, which holds up against the toughest of elements but looks a bit sleeker and cleaner than Lorex’s earlier bullet-style models, and more discreet than, say, an outdoor Wi-Fi camera from Ezviz.Īnd, it has the added bonus of active deterrence lighting, similar to what we’ve seen in some of Ring’s cameras, like the Ring Floodlight Cam we reviewed. But for single-family homeowners like us, this style doesn’t blend quite as well with our home’s decor. Lorex is long known for making rugged, weatherproof outdoor systems like the ones you might be accustomed to seeing outside of retail stores or on traffic lights.
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