Lorex Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals 2025

Lorex security cameras are known across the industry as rugged, high-quality, and high-tech. We have a few of them ourselves and we’ve seen how well they can work to deter crime, especially when set up outdoors. They record continuously to a DVR and offer features like 4K resolution, built-in motion-activated lights, and person detection.

But as we know from testing several Lorex cameras, buying a Lorex security camera system can get expensive fast. That’s why we time our purchase when Lorex has a sale, just like now. With its Black Friday 2024 special offer and Site Crasher deals, you’re sure to get jaw-dropping discounts on security cameras. But how much exactly can you save?

Black Friday 2024 – Lorex Edition

We love shopping for Lorex security cameras on Black Friday because it makes sure to have a little something for everyone. It has its actual Black Friday sale, Site Crasher deals, and even Outlet Clearance sale for those who want to save a little more.

We’ll get to the other two in a bit, but let’s talk about Lorex’s actual Black Friday offer first. It’s pretty simple: The more you spend, the more you save. This offer is open to everyone who can meet the minimum spend requirements, which are:

• Spend $2,000 or more and save an extra $200
• Spend $1,500 or more and save an extra $100
• Spend $1,000 or more and save an extra $50

Again, it’s simple, but it’s a guaranteed savings no matter which Lorex camera you choose to buy.

Site Crashers: Another Lorex Special Sale

There’s actually a rather amusing story behind that name. In 2013, Lorex’s website literally crashed due to an abnormal influx of online traffic. The reason? Lorex’s Black Friday offer that included a $1 camera, a $50 four-channel DVR system, and a $100 16-channel DVR system. Those were all limited-quantity deals, so shoppers flocked to Lorex’s website hoping to get a piece of the action.

Lorex eventually continued Site Crashers as tradition, but with more toned down deals. This year, we’re seeing a number of great deals. The Lorex Dual-Lens 4K camera, for example, is down to $149 from its $249 retail price. That’s a camera with two lenses to offer the widest possible view, plus it has built-in spotlights that cover just as much space.

If you’re looking to buy multiple cameras, the Fusion and Nocturnal series offer the biggest discounts, as much as $390. One Fusion bundle that comes with six 4K cameras and a 2 TB NVR costs only $539.99 (less than $100 per camera), down from the $899 original price. We’re also seeing a Nocturnal system (up to 150 ft night vision) with four 4K cameras and a 4TB NVR selling for $909 – almost $400 off. And take note, you can stack those discounts up with the Black Friday offer.

Our suggestion is to keep monitoring the Site Crashers page, and if you see one you like, act fast. They’re limited-quantity deals, so the earlier you get them, the better.

Save Even More With The Lorex Outlet Clearance Sale

Now, if you are looking for even more ways to save, and you don’t mind using refurbished products, Lorex’s Outlet Clearance Sale is another thing to consider. This also happens during Black Friday, and basically, it features refurbished products. Don’t worry, Lorex tests and checks them beforehand, and they come with a one-year warranty just like brand-new Lorex cameras.

Refurbished products are already more affordable than brand-new ones, but with this sale, you can slash an extra 50-percent off the price of refurbished Lorex cameras.

A Guide To Lorex Cameras

Now, we know that all the options on Lorex’s website can be overwhelming; we were overwhelmed ourselves when we picked a Lorex security camera system to review. Thankfully, Lorex made it a little easier to pick by dividing its cameras into four categories:

• Analog security systems: Analog security systems are the most economical camera systems from Lorex. Analog systems consist of cameras and a DVR, which are all connected together by coaxial BNC cables.
• IP security systems: IP security systems include IP cameras and a DVR. The IP cameras connect to the DVR via Ethernet cables, which allow for faster data transmission than analog systems.
• Wire-free security systems: Wire-free security systems consist of battery-powered Wi-Fi cameras. They are literally wire-free, which eliminates the need for wire management.
• Fusion security systems: Analog cameras are wired. IP cameras are wireless. You can’t normally put them together in the same system unless you’re willing to buy a second NVR or DVR. Fusion systems, however, offer NVRs that work with both. Typically, we see Fusion NVRs that support eight wired (analog) and eight wireless (IP) cameras.
• Nocturnal security systems: Nocturnal security systems are Lorex’s business-class camera systems. Nocturnal cameras have a 4K video resolution, higher than any other Lorex camera. To match the performance of Nocturnal cameras, Nocturnal security systems come with Nocturnal DVRs, which Lorex designed to be able to support 4K recording.

What We Think Of Lorex Cameras

We haven’t tested all of Lorex’s cameras, but we have tested the Nocturnal 4K Ultra HD 8-Channel Security System from Lorex, which included a one TB hard drive and four cameras, along with the compatible cables, mounting kits, power adapters, and other accouterments. You can read more about our experience with the system in our Lorex review.

What we really liked about this camera system is that it didn’t require monthly fees. Since all of our footage was saved to the hard drive, we didn’t have to pay for cloud storage; rather, we just backed up the footage onto our Google Drive. The cameras shot in 4K, which is twice as clear as our industry standard of 1080p HD, and we only got alerts when the cameras detected people and cars.

However, we didn’t love everything about the Lorex system. Some of them look clunky, although the newer models are certainly more pleasing to the eyes now. We also think Lorex could improve its mobile apps. There are multiple apps, but they are often simplistic. And while they offer advanced features such as person detection and facial recognition, those features are often difficult to navigate. Lorex offers great hardware, but it’s the software side of things that need to be improved.

In Conclusion

Year after year, Lorex delivers impressive Black Friday and Cyber Monday discounts through its Black Friday Sale, Site Crasher deals, and Outlet Clearance Sale. Right now, all of these special sales offer deep discounts on a wide variety of Lorex cameras.

If you’re looking for even more savings this Black Friday and Cyber Monday season, read our home security Black Friday deals page or our security camera Black Friday deals page. You wouldn’t pay full price for a car if you could get a discount, so why should you pay full price for home security?