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The Reolink OMVI 2i Ultra is a wireless dual-lens outdoor smart security camera developed by Reolink. The device was officially announced on September 4, 2026, at IFA Berlin 2026, with commercial availability planned for late October 2026. The camera incorporates an 8MP wide-angle camera providing 3840 × 2160 resolution and a 5MP pan-tilt camera providing 2880 × 1616 resolution. Its SyncTrack technology enables intelligent object tracking across both camera views. The device supports dual-band Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.0, WPA3 wireless security, HTTPS, two-way audio, infrared night vision, color night vision, and intelligent detection of people, vehicles and animals. Power is supplied by a detachable 10000mAh rechargeable battery. An included 6W solar panel provides additional charging capability. The manufacturer advertises battery operation of up to six months under specified usage conditions. The camera supports microSD storage up to 512GB, Reolink Home Hub integration, compatible NVR systems and selected cloud storage services. The device measures 180 × 168 × 99 mm, weighs approximately 1010 grams with its mounting bracket and provides IP65 weather protection. Security-related features include administrator account authentication, password creation during setup, WPA3 wireless encryption, HTTPS support, firmware maintenance and integration with the Reolink account security ecosystem. Reolink also documents optional illegal login lockout, account security activity history and video file encryption for supported products. However, the availability of these features on the OMVI 2i Ultra must be confirmed against its actual firmware and configuration. This preliminary IDRS assessment was prepared using official Reolink product specifications, manufacturer announcements and security support documentation reviewed as of October 24, 2026. No publicly confirmed model-specific hardware tampering incidents, vulnerabilities or targeted cyberattacks were established from the reviewed sources. The absence of these reports does not establish that the device is free of security risks. Further validation is required for local video encryption, device-specific brute-force protection, authentication settings and comprehensive local audit logging before assigning a definitive security grade.
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