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Reolink TrackMix PoE

mid local: excellent Ethernet

Price: $169.99 verified Nov 5, 2026
HA fit: good
Offline: yes
Setup: moderate
Hub needed: no

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Reolink TrackMix PoE - Dual-lens camera that shows a wide-angle overview and auto-tracked close-up at the same time

Quick verdict

The TrackMix PoE is a clever dual-lens camera that solves a real problem: you get the wide view and a zoomed tracking view simultaneously. It's fully local via RTSP, works great with Frigate, and the PoE connection keeps it reliable. One of Reolink's most innovative cameras.

Standout: Dual-lens camera that shows a wide-angle overview and auto-tracked close-up at the same time.

Notes last checked Mar 25, 2026.

Compatibility snapshot

Home Assistant good

Apple Home none

Google Home good

Alexa good

Works offline yes

Setup moderate

Extra hub needed no

Power poe

Local control facts

Home Assistant: reolink integration, Local Push, Platinum on the quality scale (home-assistant.io, checked Oct 10, 2026)

Why it stands out

dual-lens design provides both wide-angle overview and zoomed tracking simultaneously
PoE power and data over a single ethernet cable - reliable and clean
auto-tracking follows subjects across the field of view

Reasons to hesitate

requires running ethernet cable to camera location
auto-tracking pan motor can be audible in very quiet settings
dual streams can be demanding on your NVR or Frigate setup

Best for

PoE camera setups wanting intelligent auto-tracking without cloud
driveways or yards where you want both wide and zoomed views

Avoid if

you cannot run ethernet cable to the camera location
you want a simple set-and-forget camera without pan/tilt complexity

Privacy and local-control notes

Fully local via PoE and RTSP. No cloud subscription required. All footage can stay on your local NVR or NAS.

Home Assistant support: supported · integration path: Reolink (native).

Buying reality check

Price notes: Good value for a dual-lens PTZ camera. Requires PoE switch or injector.

Verified price reads: lowest seen $139.99, latest $169.99 on Nov 5, 2026.

Nov 5, 2026$169.99amazon
Oct 29, 2026$199.99amazon
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Oct 19, 2026$169.99amazon
Oct 17, 2026$199.99amazon
Oct 10, 2026$199.99amazon
Oct 8, 2026$139.99amazon
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