Memorial Day may be over, but Lorex is keeping the deals going a little longer. The company has extended its Memorial Day sale through May 30, with discounts of up to 50% on several home security cameras and camera systems.
That includes a few easy entry points for anyone thinking about adding more security around the house: a 2K video doorbell for the front door, an indoor pan-and-tilt camera that can double as a pet or baby cam, and a 4K dual-lens outdoor camera designed to cover wider spaces like driveways, patios, and yards.
The bigger selling point, though, is not just the lower price. Lorex is one of the more interesting names in DIY home security because many of its cameras are built around local storage, meaning you can record clips without immediately signing up for another monthly subscription. That matters when so many smart home products look affordable up front, only to become more expensive once cloud plans and feature paywalls enter the picture.
For this extended sale, the most notable deals cover three common home security needs: the front door, inside the home, and outdoor monitoring.
The front door is usually the first place people think about when setting up a home security camera, and the Lorex 2K Wi-Fi Video Doorbell is one of the more practical deals in this sale.
The white version is now available for $89.99, down from $169.99, which makes it one of the more affordable ways to add a smart video doorbell without jumping into a subscription-heavy setup.
The camera records in 2K resolution and uses HDR to help balance exposure when lighting is tricky. That can be especially useful at a front door, where you might have bright daylight behind a visitor, deep shadows near the porch, or changing light throughout the day.
It also has a 164-degree ultra-wide field of view, which gives you a better chance of seeing more than just someone’s face. Depending on how your entrance is set up, that wider view can help capture packages, steps, walkways, and visitors standing slightly off-center.
Lorex also includes person detection, which is one of those features that sounds simple but can make a big difference in everyday use. Basic motion alerts can get annoying fast, especially if your camera keeps notifying you about passing cars, trees moving in the wind, or random outdoor activity. Person detection helps narrow alerts down to movement that is more likely to matter.
The doorbell also includes a 32GB microSD card, so you can record video locally without immediately paying for cloud storage. That is a major part of the appeal here. You get the core smart doorbell features, but you are not locked into a required monthly fee just to make the product useful.
A few other features round out the package:
For under $100 during the sale, this is the deal that makes the most sense for anyone who wants to start with the front door. It is not the flashiest smart home upgrade, but it is one of the most useful.
The lowest-priced deal in this group is the Lorex 2K Indoor Pan-Tilt Wi-Fi Pet Camera, which is now down to $39.99. That is a 50% discount off its regular price.
This is the kind of camera that can fill a few different roles around the house. It can work as an indoor security camera, but it also makes sense as a pet camera, baby monitor-style camera, or a simple way to check in on a room while you are away.
The big advantage is the pan-and-tilt design. Instead of giving you one fixed view, the camera can rotate to cover more of the room. Lorex pairs that with Auto Tracking, which can follow movement and keep a person, pet, or child in the frame.
That is especially useful for pets, because dogs and cats rarely stay exactly where you want them to. A fixed camera may show an empty dog bed while your pet is doing something questionable just outside the frame. A pan-and-tilt camera gives you more flexibility.
The camera records in 2K resolution and includes IR night vision, so it can keep working after the lights go out. That makes it more useful for nurseries, hallways, living rooms, and pet areas where you may want visibility at night.
Like the doorbell, this indoor camera also comes with a 32GB microSD card for local storage. That is a nice touch at this price, especially because indoor cameras can feel more personal than outdoor ones. Local storage gives users more control over where recordings are kept, rather than pushing everything into the cloud by default.
This deal is probably the easiest impulse buy of the sale. At $39.99, it could be useful for:
The main thing to remember is placement. Indoor cameras should be used thoughtfully. Put it somewhere useful, avoid overly private spaces, and take advantage of privacy settings when you do not need the camera active.
For outdoor monitoring, the standout deal is the Lorex 4K Dual-Lens Wi-Fi Security Camera, now priced at $159.99 after a $120 discount.
This camera is designed for people who need a wider view than a standard outdoor security camera can provide. Instead of relying on one lens, it uses two stationary lenses and Image Stitching Technology to create a wider image. The result is a 180-degree horizontal field of view, which can be especially useful for driveways, front yards, side entrances, patios, and larger outdoor spaces.
That wider view is the reason this model may make more sense than buying multiple basic cameras. A standard outdoor camera might cover your porch, but miss the driveway. Or it might capture the garage, but leave blind spots along the side of the house. A 180-degree camera gives you a broader look at what is happening without needing to install several devices.
The camera records in 4K resolution, which is helpful when you need more detail from outdoor footage. Higher resolution can make it easier to see faces, packages, vehicles, and objects in the frame. It is still important to be realistic — lighting, distance, motion, and camera angle all affect what you can actually see — but 4K gives you more room to work with than lower-resolution cameras.
Lorex also includes deterrent LED spotlights, which can be triggered by motion or activated manually through the app. That gives the camera a more active role. It is not just recording what happens; it can also light up an area when motion is detected.
The camera includes a 32GB microSD card, with storage expandable up to 256GB. It also supports two-way talk and on-device AI-driven detection, again without requiring a mandatory monthly subscription for the core features.
This is the model to consider if your main concern is outdoor coverage. It is better suited for wider areas where activity may happen across the frame, not just directly in front of the camera.
The most appealing part of this sale is not just the discount. It is the fact that Lorex’s cameras can make sense for people who do not want another monthly bill.
A lot of smart home security products look affordable at first. Then you realize that cloud recording, smart alerts, video history, or other important features may require a subscription. For some buyers, that is fine. Cloud storage can be convenient. But for others, the better deal is a camera that includes local storage and does not force you into a recurring plan just to use basic features.
That is where these Lorex deals stand out. The doorbell, indoor pan-and-tilt camera, and outdoor dual-lens camera all include a 32GB microSD card, so you can start recording locally right away.
There are also privacy benefits to that approach. Indoor cameras, in particular, can feel invasive if every recording is automatically sent to the cloud. Local storage does not remove every privacy concern, but it does give users more direct control over their footage.
The right pick depends on what part of your home you want to cover first.
The Lorex 2K Wi-Fi Video Doorbell is the best starting point for most people. It covers the front door, helps with package awareness, and gives you a better way to see who is outside before opening the door.
The Lorex 2K Indoor Pan-Tilt Wi-Fi Pet Camera is the budget-friendly option. At $39.99, it is easy to recommend for pet owners, parents, or anyone who wants a simple indoor camera without spending much.
The Lorex 4K Dual-Lens Wi-Fi Security Camera is the more serious outdoor pick. It costs more, but it is built for wider coverage and higher-resolution monitoring around larger areas.
Lorex says the extended Memorial Day sale runs through May 30, so these prices are time-limited. For anyone who missed the main holiday sale window, this is a second chance to upgrade a home security setup without immediately adding another subscription to the monthly budget.
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