Reolink Duo 2 PoE
Partially compatibleView exact compatibility reportReview scope, capabilities and evidence
Missing evidence is not a negative recommendation and does not establish incompatibility.
Dual-lens Synology compatibility guide
Reolink Duo cameras for Synology Surveillance Station
Compare Duo models by the resolution, firmware and Device Pack listed by Synology, then open the exact compatibility report for feature-level details.
Choose the connection type for your installation; a higher listed resolution alone does not establish better image quality or broader feature support.
What Synology currently publishes for the Duo family
These rows summarize current Synology compatibility entries. CameraCompat’s own verdict remains the reviewed relationship shown above; the platform table does not expand an UNKNOWN result.
| Model | Synology-tested firmware | Device Pack | Highest listed resolution | Streams | Synology note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Duo 2 PoE | v3.0.0.1242_22082304 | 6.0.3 | 4608×1728 | 2 | Stream 1: H.265; Stream 2: H.264. |
| Duo 2 WiFi | v3.0.0.1242_22082304 | 6.0.3 | 4608×1728 | 2 | Stream 1: H.265; Stream 2: H.264. |
| Duo 3 PoE | v3.0.0.3632_2406192112 | 6.2.2 | 7680×2160 | 2 | Stream 1: H.265; Stream 2: H.264. Tampering detection is not supported. |
| Duo 3 WiFi | v3.0.0.3632_2406192112 | 6.2.3 | 7680×2160 | 2 | Stream 1: H.265; Stream 2: H.264. Tampering detection is not supported. |
| Duo 3V PoE | v3.0.0.3632_2406298860 | 6.2.2 | 7680×2160 | 2 | Stream 1: H.265; Stream 2: H.264. |
Reviewed Duo × Synology relationships
Compare the exact reviewed scopes below. A missing relationship is not interpreted as incompatibility.
Reolink Duo 2 WiFi
Partially compatibleView exact compatibility reportReview scope, capabilities and evidence
Missing evidence is not a negative recommendation and does not establish incompatibility.
- Codecs: H.265
Camera hardware revision: Not specified by the reviewed evidence · Camera firmware: Not specified by the reviewed evidence
Reolink Support · Official source · Retrieved
- ONVIF: Yes
Camera hardware revision: Not specified by the reviewed evidence · Camera firmware: Not specified by the reviewed evidence
Reolink Support · Official source · Retrieved
- Person detection: Yes
Camera hardware revision: Not specified by the reviewed evidence · Camera firmware: Not specified by the reviewed evidence
Reolink Support · Official source · Retrieved
- Power methods: DC
Camera hardware revision: Not specified by the reviewed evidence · Camera firmware: Not specified by the reviewed evidence
Reolink Support · Official source · Retrieved
- Resolution height: 1728 px
Camera hardware revision: Not specified by the reviewed evidence · Camera firmware: Not specified by the reviewed evidence
Reolink Support · Official source · Retrieved
- Resolution width: 4608 px
Camera hardware revision: Not specified by the reviewed evidence · Camera firmware: Not specified by the reviewed evidence
Reolink Support · Official source · Retrieved
- RTSP: Yes
Camera hardware revision: Not specified by the reviewed evidence · Camera firmware: Not specified by the reviewed evidence
Reolink Support · Official source · Retrieved
- Two-way audio: Yes
Camera hardware revision: Not specified by the reviewed evidence · Camera firmware: Not specified by the reviewed evidence
Reolink Support · Official source · Retrieved
Reolink Duo 3 PoE
Partially compatibleView exact compatibility reportReview scope, capabilities and evidence
Missing evidence is not a negative recommendation and does not establish incompatibility.
Reolink Duo 3 WiFi
Partially compatibleView exact compatibility reportReview scope, capabilities and evidence
Missing evidence is not a negative recommendation and does not establish incompatibility.
Reolink Duo 3V PoE
Partially compatibleView exact compatibility reportReview scope, capabilities and evidence
Missing evidence is not a negative recommendation and does not establish incompatibility.
Which Duo variant fits the installation?
PoE variants
PoE is a natural fit when Ethernet can be run to the camera and a wired surveillance network is preferred. The actual Synology feature result still comes from the exact model relationship.
Wi-Fi variants
Wi-Fi can reduce the need for a data cable, but the camera still needs its documented power source and reliable wireless coverage. Do not infer that its Synology behavior is identical to the PoE version.
Higher-resolution generations
A higher published resolution can increase storage and bandwidth requirements. It does not by itself establish better image quality or better Synology interoperability.
Firmware and Device Pack matter
Synology compatibility is scoped to tested software and camera conditions. If the exact model is missing or behaves differently, verify the current Device Pack and the camera firmware before assuming the relationship has changed.
Native profile, ONVIF and RTSP are different paths
A native Reolink profile can expose vendor-specific behavior that a generic protocol path does not. ONVIF and RTSP remain useful connection methods, but they should not be treated as equivalent feature sets.
Streams and codecs can differ
Dual-lens cameras can expose multiple streams with different codec or resolution characteristics. CameraCompat surfaces the reviewed stream and codec evidence when it is available instead of assuming every stream behaves the same way.
What the reviewed data supports
Compatibility statuses, feature states and product capability values shown on this page come from CameraCompat's reviewed public data.
What remains uncertain
Unlisted models, missing capabilities and absent relationships remain unresolved. They are not inferred from a sibling model, a protocol logo or a brand-wide assumption.
Frequently asked questions
Is Duo 3 PoE listed for Synology Surveillance Station?
Yes. The Synology entry summarized above lists Duo 3 PoE with Device Pack 6.2.2 and tested firmware v3.0.0.3632_2406192112, up to 7680×2160. Stream 1 uses H.265 and stream 2 uses H.264; tampering detection is not supported. This listing does not guarantee every feature or firmware version.
Should I use the Reolink profile or ONVIF?
Use the connection path that is documented for the feature you need. A native profile and ONVIF can expose different functionality.
Does a higher-resolution Duo always work better with Synology?
No. Resolution, codecs, firmware and target-system feature support are separate considerations.
Does an UNKNOWN Duo relationship mean it is incompatible?
No. UNKNOWN means the reviewed evidence is insufficient for an overall conclusion.