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eufy Security SoloCam L20 - 1080p resolution, IP67, colour night vision camera, no monthly fees for £89.99 delivered @ Anker Direct / Amazon
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Nice price for this 1080p security camera with IP67 waterproofing, colour night vision, 90 decibel alarm and bright security light. What more could you need?
The AI only picks up on humans, or what pass as humans, and not wild animals or pets.
Yours for £89.99 including delivery, which is £10 less than last time it was posted.
eufy Security SoloCam L20
A Bright Idea for Your Home: The ultra-bright 600-Lumen spotlight on this outdoor security camera switches on as
soon as motion is detected, shining a light on any unwanted guests.
Your Eye in the Dark: See every detail of what’s happening outside when night falls with SoloCam L20’s advanced color night vision.
Protecting Your Privacy: 8GB of secure local storage protected by 128-bit military-grade encryption keeps your security camera records out of the hands of digital thieves.
Essential Alerts Only: The on-device AI only notifies you when people are detected, reducing false alerts triggered by passing animals or swaying tree branches.
Capture Every Detail: Use this outdoor security camera to record comings and goings in crystal-clear 1080p resolution.
Specifications
The AI only picks up on humans, or what pass as humans, and not wild animals or pets.
Yours for £89.99 including delivery, which is £10 less than last time it was posted.
eufy Security SoloCam L20
A Bright Idea for Your Home: The ultra-bright 600-Lumen spotlight on this outdoor security camera switches on as
soon as motion is detected, shining a light on any unwanted guests.
Your Eye in the Dark: See every detail of what’s happening outside when night falls with SoloCam L20’s advanced color night vision.
Protecting Your Privacy: 8GB of secure local storage protected by 128-bit military-grade encryption keeps your security camera records out of the hands of digital thieves.
Essential Alerts Only: The on-device AI only notifies you when people are detected, reducing false alerts triggered by passing animals or swaying tree branches.
Capture Every Detail: Use this outdoor security camera to record comings and goings in crystal-clear 1080p resolution.
Specifications
- Manufacturer Anker
- Part Number T8122321
- Product Dimensions 11.5 x 8 x 11.5 cm; 548.85 Grams
- Batteries 1 Lithium ion batteries required. (included)
- Item model number T8122321
- Size 1 Count (Pack of 1)
- Colour White
- Power Source Battery Powered
- Item Package Quantity 1
- Usage Outside; Professional
- Batteries included? Yes
- Batteries Required? Yes
- Battery Cell Type Lithium Ion
- Item Weight 549 g
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sorted byYes, I picked up a £8 solar panel and its been 100% battery 🔋 ever since
This blink is terrible
Where did you get the £8 panel from if you don't mind, thanks. The cheapest I've found was about £13 and usually over £20.
I think Blink are ok for a budget, wireless, battery camera which is easy to set up. If you want to spend more money then I am sure there are better choices.
Downside is that you will be changing the two AA lithium batteries a few times a year, so make sure you can access them fairly easily with a ladder etc. I don't quite know how anyone would get up to the two years claimed battery life.
Oh the irony.
Or just pull it off the wall.
You get local storage inside your house with some, if not all Eufy devices.
With regards to your last paragraph, it makes sense what you say. However if the camera is very high up, it can't be reached. Also, the perpetrator will not know if you don't have cloud storage backup on top of the card inside the camera, so may not take the risk.
Was a bit sceptical about the 3.5w but they work like a charm, just have to change the settings to solar (edited)
I just don't understand why anyone would have an anti theft device with onboard storage
I would be the market here - quite privacy conscious re: data and would never buy indoor/outdoor cameras with cloud storage as I have no view as to who can access my feed + storage. there are always bugs and vulnerabilities, and these are only the ones that hit the press
e.g.
androidpolice.com/202…as/
The police in the US can request access to data and feeds and I would bet UK forces are doing the same..
My ideal set up would be a device like this syncing to a drive connected to my network but not the internet. So yeah.. I'm not fan of onboard storage but I'm even less of a fan of cloud storage...
Any camera will be some deterrent. Battery onboard storage useful if they cut the wifi cable or power. Extra security for doors and windows more important. They did a local down the road by cutting a hole in the front door.
Tjanks.I think is the £12-13 with the postage included. I was debating about that one, I was hoping I can get it from ebay with free postage, but it was more expensive.
How cheap are the ones with cloud storage and any recommendations, please?
Hi - I have my blinks on a schedule to record at night only as I am home all day - 2 of the Blink XT's are on batteries from 2020 - the ones that came with the camera - probably 2-3 activations per night - cats/birds etc - never miss a beat and really pleased with them.
Dave
can you link me to a solar panel please? I have 2 Eufycam 2c's that could do with a SP
That particular Eufy issue related to people being able to access other peoples recordings stored on the camera itself and not in the cloud.
a disadvantage of it being internet connected. cloud storage security also (and always) a concern
Don't have any concerns about my ring cameras having footage stored in the cloud they use multiple layers of encryption.
I found blink cameras have better motion detection but Eufy Picture quality is much better!
thogiht the l20 isn't solar panel compatible due to the difference between micro usb and usbc. Is there some adaper to connect to a solar panel? (edited)