Reolink has announced a new UK retail partnership with Argos, marking the launch of its E331 Indoor WiFi Camera as an Argos-exclusive product.
Now available to purchase, the E331 has been designed for modern households seeking an easy way to monitor children, pets or general activity around the home. Priced at £39.99, the camera can be used as a standalone device or integrated into a wider Reolink security system.
The E331 is Reolink’s first indoor camera of its kind, combining a sleek design with local storage, intuitive app control and advanced AI-powered features. According to the company, the built-in artificial intelligence can recognise people, pets and even crying sounds, helping to reduce false alerts and deliver more relevant notifications. This makes it particularly useful for families and pet owners.
Privacy has also been a key focus in the camera’s design. Using the Reolink app, users can activate Privacy Mode with a single tap, instantly pausing both video and audio recording without the need to unplug or manually switch off the device.
The camera offers broad compatibility with popular smart home platforms, including Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa and Home Assistant. This allows users to view live footage and manage their devices through their preferred connected ecosystem.
All Reolink products are managed through the Reolink app, which provides a single interface to control and monitor devices throughout the home, from indoor spaces to outdoor areas, with no ongoing subscription fees.
Key features of the E331 include 2K+ (5MP) super HD resolution, 360-degree pan and tilt coverage with auto-tracking, infrared night vision with a range of up to 12 metres, two-way audio, and local storage support of up to 256GB.
Commenting on the launch, Simon Buckingham, UK and Ireland Senior Marketing Manager at Reolink, said: “We know UK households want indoor cameras that are both functional and attractive.
“The E331 delivers exactly that – and we’re proud to launch it exclusively with Argos, a name trusted by millions when it comes to smart home tech.”
