This Tiny Solar Security 2K Camera Is Now 50% Off, Amazon Is Cutting All Margins to Keep You Safe
Outdoor security cameras can feel like more trouble than they're worth at times – running wires together, with battery packs that take forever to charge, wrestling with terrible video quality and with monthly subscription fees that shoot up fast.
But today, Amazon's offering a solution that trims all those problems on its head and it's priced nearly too low to believe: The Eufy Security Cam (S220) is a wireless outdoor security camera with solar power and it is currently discounted by 50%, bringing the price down to just $64 from its original list price of $129. At this price, it's one of the best deals you'll find for a reliable high-quality security camera.
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Unlike traditional outdoor cameras that require complex wiring or frequent battery replacement, this camera uses solar power and offers round-the-clock monitoring without the inconvenience of frequent maintenance. The built-in solar panel on the camera ensures continuous charging throughout the year and you will never miss an important moment because your camera's battery has drained. Installation is quick and easy, with no need for professional help or special tools: just mount the camera in your desired location, connect it to your Wi-Fi network and you're ready to go.
The camera records in crisp 2K resolution and delivers clear and detailed footage day or night. Whether monitoring your house, watching deliveries, or sitting on watch for your pets, you'll appreciate the freshness and definition of the video. The camera features improved night vision as well so you can see outside even at night.
Unlike other security cameras which lock core functions behind paywalls, this camera stores all your recordings locally and allows you to watch them whenever you want without paying any extra charges. The Eufy Security Solocam S220 is also compatible with the Eufy Homebase 3 which offers extra storage capabilities and security features for those who want even greater control of their video.
The camera has 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi which provides a solid connection no matter how far it sits from your router: This makes it ideal for any outdoor space, from porches and backyards to beyond. The camera is also weatherproof with a tough build that can withstand rain, snow, and even the intense heat of extreme temperatures.
With its solar-powered design, sharp 2K footage, and no monthly fees, it's the perfect choice. Don't miss this all time low price.
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