Eufy Cam S4 vs Reolink OMVI 2i PoE

The Reolink OMVI 2i PoE if you can run a cable: it is cheaper, tougher and reliably wired. The Eufy Cam S4 is the better camera where there is no power, thanks to its battery and solar charging, and it adds 4K detail on top of auto-tracking.

Power and resolution. The Eufy Cam S4 is a wire-free battery and solar camera that records 4K, while the Reolink OMVI 2i PoE is a wired Power-over-Ethernet camera limited to 5MP. Both track movement with a pan-tilt lens.

No. Both record locally with no mandatory fee. The Eufy Cam S4 uses 32GB built in, a microSD card or a HomeBase, and the Reolink OMVI 2i PoE uses a microSD card up to 512GB or an NVR, each with only an optional cloud tier.

Both are built to. The Eufy Cam S4 pairs a fixed wide lens with a pan-tilt zoom lens for up to 8x auto zoom, while the Reolink OMVI 2i PoE pans its lower lens up to 340 degrees with SyncTrack. The Eufy adds more zoom at a higher price.

Buyers with a PoE switch who want one wired camera to cover a wide area and track movement, at a lower price and in a tougher IP66 body.

Buyers who need a camera far from power and want 4K detail with a tracking zoom lens, local storage without a subscription, and solar charging to keep the battery topped up.