EUFY SoloCam S340 (2-Cam Pack) + HomeBase S380 with code
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EUFY SoloCam S340 (2-Cam Pack) + HomeBase S380 with code

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Enhanced Dual-Camera Clarity at 50 Feet: Capture every event that occurs around your home in ultra-clear 3K resolution. See exactly who is approaching your home with 8× zoom.
Solar-Powered, Install Once and it Runs Forever: Experience constant peace of mind with this solar-powered security camera that's easy to set up and always on, thanks to its removable solar panel.

360° Guardian, No Blind Spots: Say goodbye to blind spots with full home coverage. Enjoy 360° surveillance, check your front porch, monitor your backyard, and keep an eye on the driveway with ease.

Experience Dual Views for Ultimate Surveillance: See the big picture while zooming in on crucial details, all in one frame.

Local Storage, No Monthly Fee: One-time purchase. No monthly fee or hidden costs.
Versatile Installation, Effortless Setup: Experience the convenience of a 5-minute installation with its compact size and wire-free design.

Compatible with HomeBase S380 with firmware version V3.3.2.6 and above.
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Eufy has currently £40 Off a £200 spend, plus the referrer gets a £40 Amazon gift card campaign, if you want to use it you can do so from this .
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  1. Grrrrrrrrrrr's avatar
    My credibility gap is showing. The solar panels are only 2.2W and they reckon that just 2 hours, that's 4WHr is enough to power it all day and night, for a full 24 hours? That's going to power up to 12 hours of night scene illumination? In full colour (hence "white light" LEDs)? Plus the wifi? Just internal aerials used on everything also. So I wonder how much distance and many walls that will get through.
    Their warranty page makes interesting reading. They do, at least, allow you to open the box, apparently. Unlike one company.. There's only a 90 day warranty in the event of defects. So Sale of Goods Act applies in the UK. I can't find their UK address though....
    Gerry557's avatar
    I think they are battery operated so dont record 24/7 just when triggered.
  2. lukeDduke's avatar
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    Thanks for the input

    I thought it was a good deal but don't know much about these things so any help greatly appreciated
    Grrrrrrrrrrr's avatar
    I'd find out what the return shipping address is, as a starting point. If it has to be returned to Latvia or somewhere - that could cost a lot and it would be sent at your risk. They do, ISTR, give you a 30 day window to return it as unsuitable. 90 days if you find a defect in that period. No idea how easy it would be to do a SOGA return after that. I suspect the worst.

    If it actually did all that it's claimed to do - I'd buy a set. Looks perfect. Trouble is, it could be running mostly on the internal battery all those 30 days - so you wouldn't know how well it performed long term within the changed your mind period. I just can't believe their figures about 2 hours of sunshine and a 2.2W solar panel being enough to run the cameras.

    It's also really easy to jam 2.4GHz Wifi links. So I prefer wired cameras. Direct a bright light at the camera and it won't capture anything at all - so wired covert real cameras and dummy ones to keep the children happy. They are more likely to relax and become identifiable when they think that there aren't any cameras watching them.