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  • Best Selling
  • 4K 8MP Ultra HD
  • 4G LTE Network
  • Color Night Vision
332.49 €474.99 €
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  • Best Selling
  • 4K 8MP UHD
  • 360º Panoramic View
  • Animal Recognition
224.99 €249.99 €
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  • 10s Pre-recording
  • 6-Month Battery Life
  • ColorX Night Vision
255.99 €319.99 €
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  • 355° Pan & 140° Tilt with Auto Tracking
  • Built-In SIM Card
  • Battery/Solar Powered
84.99 €99.99 €
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  • 4G LTE Network
  • 2K+ 5MP Super HD
  • Person/Vehicle Detection
391.49 €434.99 €

What Is Reolink Go Series?

The Reolink Go Series is a line of wire-free 4G LTE security cameras that work without WiFi, using a SIM card and mobile data instead. They are battery-powered and often solar-compatible, making them ideal for remote locations like farms, construction sites, and vacation homes.

The cameras also offer features such as motion detection, night vision, two-way audio, and remote app access, allowing users to monitor and protect their property from anywhere.

What Are Top Models from Go Series?

The Reolink Go Series includes several top 4G LTE battery-powered security cameras designed for different outdoor and remote monitoring needs. The main models are:

- Reolink Go PT Plus – A 2K PTZ camera with pan-and-tilt control, smart motion detection, and flexible wide-area coverage.

- Reolink Go PT Ultra – A higher-end 4K PTZ model with ultra HD clarity, color night vision, and full 355° pan + 140° tilt coverage.

- Reolink Go Ultra – A fixed-lens 4K camera (no PTZ), offering high-resolution monitoring with simpler setup and reliable detection.

- Reolink Go Ranger PT – A specialized 4K wildlife and outdoor monitoring camera with advanced AI detection for animals and remote environments.

How Long Does Reolink Go Battery Last?

The Reolink Go Series battery typically lasts 1 to 4 weeks on a single charge under normal use. With lighter activity and fewer recordings, it can last up to 1 to 2 months. Battery life varies depending on motion events, live viewing frequency, signal strength, and settings.

How to Reset Reolink Go Series Cameras?

To reset a Reolink Go Series camera, you need to use the physical reset button, which restores the device to factory settings and removes all previous configurations.

First, make sure the camera is powered on. Open the back cover and locate the reset hole or reset button, usually near the battery or SIM card slot. Then, use a pin to press and hold the reset button for about 3–10 seconds until you hear a sound or prompt indicating the reset has started. Once you release the button, the camera will reboot and return to factory default settings, meaning it will need to be set up again in the Reolink app.

What SIM Card Is Compatible with Reolink Go Cameras?

The Reolink Go Series cameras are compatible with most standard Nano SIM cards that support 4G LTE networks. You can use SIM cards from major carriers such as T-Mobile, AT&T, or other local providers.

Does Reolink Go Plus have WiFi?

No, the Reolink Go Plus does not have WiFi. It is a 4G LTE cellular security camera and connects to the internet using a SIM card and mobile data network instead of WiFi.

Does Reolink Go PT Ultra have WiFi?

No, the Reolink Go PT Ultra does not have WiFi. This model is designed for remote and off-grid locations, where WiFi is unavailable, and it relies entirely on cellular networks for live view, alerts, and recording.