Reolink launches Father's Day camera sale in Australia
Thu, 3rd Sep 2026
Reolink has launched a Father's Day discount campaign in Australia for a range of home security cameras, offering savings of up to 34% across two sales periods.
The promotion covers indoor, outdoor and off-grid cameras sold through Reolink's online store and Amazon. Sale prices range from AUD $84.99 for the Argus MagiCam to AUD $297.49 for the Elite Floodlight WiFi.
Among the featured products is the Solar Floodlight Cam, priced at AUD $152.99, down from AUD $179.99, during the first sales window. Reolink describes it as a wire-free floodlight camera with 4MP resolution, 1,000-lumen brightness, a 150-degree wide-angle lens, and a built-in solar panel.
The same period also includes the Argus MagiCam at AUD $84.99, reduced from the previous price of AUD $99.99. The battery camera uses magnetic mounting and is designed for indoor or outdoor use. Reolink says it can run for up to nine months on a single charge.
Second phase
Larger discounts have appeared in the second phase of the campaign. The Reolink Go Ultra is priced at AUD $209.99, down from AUD $319.99, a 34% reduction.
The model is aimed at locations without WiFi or fixed wiring and uses 4G LTE connectivity. Reolink is marketing it as a solar-powered 4K option for remote sites.
Another product in the later sales period is the Elite Floodlight WiFi at AUD $297.49, down from AUD $349.99. Reolink says the wired floodlight camera offers 4K video, a 180-degree field of view, brightness of up to 3,000 lumens and a 105 dB siren.
The Duo 3V PoE will also be discounted to AUD $254.99 from the usual price of AUD $299.99. According to Reolink, it is a 16MP dual-lens panoramic camera with a 180-degree field of view, an IK10 vandal-proof rating and licence plate capture from up to 16 metres.
Retail push
The campaign reflects continued consumer demand for connected security devices in the home and small-property market, particularly products that can be installed without extensive wiring. Reolink's featured line-up emphasises battery-powered, solar-assisted and wide-angle models.
Several products are aimed at households seeking coverage beyond standard indoor monitoring. The inclusion of floodlight cameras, panoramic models and 4G-connected devices suggests an effort to reach buyers with larger outdoor areas or properties without fixed broadband.
The discounts are split across two phases, with some lower-priced products available earlier and the deeper price cut reserved for the Reolink Go Ultra in the later window. That staggered structure gives the campaign a rolling retail profile rather than a single short promotion.
Reolink describes itself as a global supplier of smart home security cameras. Its largest markdown in this campaign is a 34% discount on the Reolink Go Ultra, which brings the price down to AUD $209.99.