Camera Comparison · UK 2026
Reolink TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi vs Yale Floodlight Camera
Specs, pros and cons compared side by side
Both the Reolink TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi and the Yale Floodlight Camera are security cameras. This head-to-head sets them side by side using the specs, pros and cons from our full reviews. Reolink specs come from Reolink’s own product pages; Yale specs come from our Yale review, checked against Yale’s own pages.
Quick verdict
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Reolink TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi
Pick it for: Bright 3,000-lumen floodlight (the Yale: 2,000 lumens) · Wide and telephoto lenses with pan and tilt (the Yale: fixed view, no pan or tilt) · microSD up to 512GB (the Yale: 256GB)
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Yale Floodlight Camera
Pick it for: Fixed 1080p view with no pan or tilt (the TrackFlex: 8MP and 2MP lenses with pan and tilt)
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Quick comparison
| Spec |
Reolink TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi |
Yale Floodlight Camera |
| Resolution |
8MP wide + 2MP telephoto, 6x hybrid zoom; 355° pan, 50° tilt |
Full HD 1080p |
| Power |
Hardwired mains (AC 100-240V) |
Hardwired mains (a registered electrician is recommended) |
| Weather rating |
IP66 |
IP65 |
| Storage |
microSD up to 512GB, Reolink NVR, Home Hub and Home Hub Pro |
microSD up to 256GB (card not included); no subscription for local storage |
| Smart home |
Google Assistant (Reolink lists Alexa as coming soon) |
Yale View app, which Yale is phasing out |
| Lights |
Up to 3,000 lumens, 3,000K to 6,500K |
2,000 lumens |
Reolink TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi
Pros
- Bright 3,000-lumen floodlight
- Wide and telephoto lenses with pan and tilt
- Auto tracking
- 270° PIR coverage
Cons
- Must be hardwired to the mains
- Reolink lists Alexa as coming soon
- Larger than a standard camera
Yale Floodlight Camera
Pros
- 2,000 lumen floodlight
- 110dB built-in siren
- IP65 weather rated
- No subscription
Cons
- Hardwired: installation by a registered electrician is recommended
- Uses the Yale View app, which Yale is phasing out
- No pan or tilt
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Which should you buy?
Why choose the Reolink TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi
- Bright 3,000-lumen floodlight (the Yale: 2,000 lumens)
- Wide and telephoto lenses with pan and tilt (the Yale: fixed view, no pan or tilt)
- microSD up to 512GB (the Yale: 256GB)
Why choose the Yale Floodlight Camera
- Fixed 1080p view with no pan or tilt (the TrackFlex: 8MP and 2MP lenses with pan and tilt)
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