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eufy Security S220 SoloCam 2K Solar Wireless Outdoor Camera

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EufyHome via Amazon has eufy Security SoloCam S220 2K Solar Wireless Outdoor Cameras on sale from $64.99 below. Shipping is free.

Available Options:Eufy also has eufy Security SoloCam S220 2K Solar Wireless Outdoor Camera on sale for $99.99 - $35 discount in cart = $64.99. Shipping is free.

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About this Item:
  • Solar Charging: Keeps the battery full, so you don't have to. 3 hours of sunlight daily keeps it running.
  • Day and Night Clarity: Infrared LEDs and an f/1.6 aperture allow more to be seen for excellent night vision.
  • Easy Installation: Put it anywhere thanks to its tiny size and wire-free design. Drill one hole, once.
  • Human Detection: AI alerts* you to anyone in your yard, whether family, a courier, or a stranger. Powerful on its own, enhanced by HomeBase 3 adding individual facial recognition.
  • No Monthly Fee: One-time purchase. No monthly fees or hidden costs. On-device storage (8GB built-in EMMC) and AI for complete security and transparency.
  • Weather Resistant: Ready to protect come rain, hail, or shine with its IP67 rating.

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EufyHome via Amazon has eufy Security SoloCam S220 2K Solar Wireless Outdoor Cameras on sale from $64.99 below. Shipping is free.

Available Options:Eufy also has eufy Security SoloCam S220 2K Solar Wireless Outdoor Camera on sale for $99.99 - $35 discount in cart = $64.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter Meowssi for sharing this deal.

About this Item:
  • Solar Charging: Keeps the battery full, so you don't have to. 3 hours of sunlight daily keeps it running.
  • Day and Night Clarity: Infrared LEDs and an f/1.6 aperture allow more to be seen for excellent night vision.
  • Easy Installation: Put it anywhere thanks to its tiny size and wire-free design. Drill one hole, once.
  • Human Detection: AI alerts* you to anyone in your yard, whether family, a courier, or a stranger. Powerful on its own, enhanced by HomeBase 3 adding individual facial recognition.
  • No Monthly Fee: One-time purchase. No monthly fees or hidden costs. On-device storage (8GB built-in EMMC) and AI for complete security and transparency.
  • Weather Resistant: Ready to protect come rain, hail, or shine with its IP67 rating.

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Written by SaltyOne | Staff

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Drives me insane they stopped supporting HomeKit. Really frustrating
I have two of these in my backyard for about the past year. One is on a fence post that gets direct sun during the entire year. I have not had to manually recharge it, and it's still at 96% battery triggering probably on average 3 motion activated 30s clips per day. Pretty much every time that it drops to around 90%, it will charge back up to 96-98% within the next day or two.

The second one I have on another fence post, but during 3/4 of the year, between the angle of the sun and a nearby tree's branches growing out, it gets light but tends to not get direct sunlight. During these months, it triggers a 30 second motion activated clip maybe once per day, and loses about 1% battery per day, so I have to manually charge it about once every 2 months.

by contrast, I also put up a Blink outdoor camera with the extended battery pack right next to the Eufy one I have in direct sunlight. Despite the extended battery pack that was supposed to last an advertised 4 years, I just had to replace one of the 4 batteries last week. I tested all the batteries in it, 3 of the batteries were nearly full while 1 was completely dead, causing the blink camera to not work anymore until replacing that 1 battery. so there's definitely a problem with the Blink camera in regards to it's battery pack, although it did last about 9 months anyway off just that one battery, triggering just slightly less often than the Eufy camera.
I have a few of these and outside for the backyard and driveway and they're great video quality with hit or miss audio in windy weather. Only downside otherwise is that you're not able to watch multiple cameras simultaneously e.g. Arlo I can have 4+ cameras playing at the same time on the wall mounted tablet. But with no monthly fee and quality product, you can't go wrong with this setup for a multi-camera option.

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Drives me insane they stopped supporting HomeKit. Really frustrating
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My S230 (renewed) died after two years. I'm hesitant to buy another with similar hardware. My other Eufy cameras are still great though. Even my battery powered E series from five years ago still work.
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I have a few of these and outside for the backyard and driveway and they're great video quality with hit or miss audio in windy weather. Only downside otherwise is that you're not able to watch multiple cameras simultaneously e.g. Arlo I can have 4+ cameras playing at the same time on the wall mounted tablet. But with no monthly fee and quality product, you can't go wrong with this setup for a multi-camera option.
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How's the battery life with real world use? Assuming decent sun exposure
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happygooddeal
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Quote from bigcheese53 :
How's the battery life with real world use? Assuming decent sun exposure
During winter last about a month the died until you recharged it. In Summer battery last 3 months.
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EricKartman
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Quote from bigcheese53 :
How's the battery life with real world use? Assuming decent sun exposure

I live in Pacific Northwest and the camera went through fine in winter. It came down to almost 50% charge over the winter, but once days became sunny it came back to 100% in a month. The camera is east facing, so has better chance to get sun light. I have added 2 more a week back, in west which get less sun light. I have to check how they deal with winter.
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ricepail
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Quote from bigcheese53 :
How's the battery life with real world use? Assuming decent sun exposure

I have two of these in my backyard for about the past year. One is on a fence post that gets direct sun during the entire year. I have not had to manually recharge it, and it's still at 96% battery triggering probably on average 3 motion activated 30s clips per day. Pretty much every time that it drops to around 90%, it will charge back up to 96-98% within the next day or two.

The second one I have on another fence post, but during 3/4 of the year, between the angle of the sun and a nearby tree's branches growing out, it gets light but tends to not get direct sunlight. During these months, it triggers a 30 second motion activated clip maybe once per day, and loses about 1% battery per day, so I have to manually charge it about once every 2 months.

by contrast, I also put up a Blink outdoor camera with the extended battery pack right next to the Eufy one I have in direct sunlight. Despite the extended battery pack that was supposed to last an advertised 4 years, I just had to replace one of the 4 batteries last week. I tested all the batteries in it, 3 of the batteries were nearly full while 1 was completely dead, causing the blink camera to not work anymore until replacing that 1 battery. so there's definitely a problem with the Blink camera in regards to it's battery pack, although it did last about 9 months anyway off just that one battery, triggering just slightly less often than the Eufy camera.
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kshsgillian
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Quote from bigcheese53 :
How's the battery life with real world use? Assuming decent sun exposure
I only charged it 1 time during winter yearly, most of time in summer battery keeps 100%
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dmcky
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How do these work, with being solar power and all? Do they just record when they are triggered by motion? Onboard storage or cloud? Subscription service mandatory?
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what_i_miss
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In Florida, I've never had to charge either of two cameras. Always >90%
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Gordo74
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Got these on the price mistake last summer. Have been really good/solid once you tune in activity zones and the like. Had to charge 2 of the 7 over winter due to less sun exposure, but from Feb-Nov they self power.
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TheDTinc
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Quote from dmcky :
How do these work, with being solar power and all? Do they just record when they are triggered by motion? Onboard storage or cloud? Subscription service mandatory?
Yes solar powered. They record on motion on the on-board storage. I have 2 of them and never really had to charge them manually.
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Quote from a_land :
Drives me insane they stopped supporting HomeKit. Really frustrating

Certain models still support HomeKit.
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repairmanjack78
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Quote from dmcky :
How do these work, with being solar power and all? Do they just record when they are triggered by motion? Onboard storage or cloud? Subscription service mandatory?

You set the zone that you want to record, and motion will trigger it to record. These have onboard storage, no subscription

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I keep a pair of these at some land I like to keep watch over. I haven't had issues keeping it charged so far. However, the motion detection isn't great. I'm probably not using them in an ideal way, but I have it looking out over a large grass field. At night bugs fly by, which in the night vision looks like a big streak and sets of the motion. It also has a "human only" mode, which happily detects deer and even grass blowing in the wind.

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