eufy Solar Security Cameras: SoloCam and Multi-Cam Kits

Best for
Simple, tiny camera for side yards

Best for
Detail-focused yards needing zoom

Best for
Single-camera porch or driveway watch

Best for
Whole-property 4K coverage from one kit

The eufy Security SoloCam E42 comes as a four-camera kit with true 4K UHD resolution, and the listing says it can recognize license plates up to 33 feet away. Each camera offers 360-degree pan and tilt with AI that detects and follows people, vehicles and important events, which cuts down on false alerts from swaying branches.

SolarPlus 2.0 keeps each camera charged with about two hours of direct sunlight a day, backed by a 55.98 watt-hour battery. A motion-activated strobe light and siren help scare off visitors. Each camera accepts a microSD card up to 128 GB (not included), and the kit ships with HomeBase 3, which has 16 GB of built-in storage expandable to 16 TB and supports continuous recording during network outages. If you already own a HomeBase 3, the listing says it needs firmware V3.6.9.0 or later.

This kit suits owners who want the highest resolution and the most coverage in one purchase. If you care more about face and pet recognition than 4K detail, the C37 kit is the alternative.

• 4K UHD with license plate recognition up to 33 ft
• 360° pan and tilt AI tracking, strobe light and siren
• HomeBase 3 with 16 GB, expandable to 16 TB

Best for
Multi-cam homes wanting face and pet AI

The eufy Security eufyCam C37 4-Cam Kit focuses on smart tracking and color night vision. Each camera delivers 360-degree pan and tilt with auto-tracking that keeps a subject centered, and 2K resolution with a built-in spotlight for color footage of faces, plates and clothing in total darkness. The cameras are IP65 rated and mount on walls or ceilings.

The kit uses a HomeBase Mini with 64GB of built-in storage, expandable up to 1TB via microSD. Connecting through it unlocks human, vehicle, pet and facial recognition, cross-camera tracking and support for up to 10 cameras in one app. Each camera has a detachable 3W solar panel so you can aim the panel at the sun and the camera at the yard. Note the compatibility limits: it does not work with HomeBase 2 or HomeKit, and it needs HomeBase 3 V3.7.8.4+ or HomeBase Mini V4.0.5.6+.

Choose the C37 if cross-camera tracking and recognition matter more than raw resolution. For sharper footage, the E42 kit leads.

The eufy Security SoloCam E30 is a single solar camera with 360-degree pan and AI tracking of people and vehicles. It uses an f/1.6 aperture, a removable solar panel and SolarPlus technology, needing about two hours of daily sun, and it accepts a microSD card up to 128 GB (not included).

There is an inconsistency to flag: the title and features advertise 2K clarity, while the specifications list effective still and sensor resolution as 1080 pixels. Treat the 2K claim with some caution. The camera works with HomeBase S380 for more AI features and storage, or HomeBase S280, and supports only 2.4GHz Wi-Fi. It suits a single porch or driveway where tracking matters but you do not need a full kit. For a broader look at single outdoor models, see our eufy outdoor solar security camera guide.

Best for
Front yard plus floodlit driveway coverage

The Solar-Powered SoloCam S340 bundle pairs a SoloCam S340 with the Floodlight Camera E340 and a HomeBase S380. The description highlights dual-camera clarity at up to 40 feet, 8x hybrid zoom, motion following and dual views, and it supports voice control with Alexa and Google Assistant. Video capture is listed at 3K (2880 x 1620).

This bundle suits a home that needs a pan-tilt camera for the yard and a floodlight camera over the garage or driveway, with a HomeBase S380 to tie them together and keep footage local with no monthly fee. The listing is light on detail for the floodlight camera and HomeBase, so it does not specify their individual specs, power setup for the floodlight or storage capacity.

The eufy Security SoloCam S340 on its own is a 3K dual-lens solar camera with 8x zoom and detail out to 40 feet. Installed vertically, it offers 360-degree pan and tilt to watch the porch, backyard and driveway from one spot, and its removable solar panel keeps it powered.

eufy quotes a seven-minute installation thanks to the compact, wire-free design, and the camera offers local storage with no monthly fee, though the listing does not specify the capacity. It is the single camera to choose when zooming into details, like a face at the gate or a package on the step, matters most. If you want to cover two spots at once, our look at eufy 2-pack security cameras may help.

The eufy Security SoloCam S220 is the simplest model here: a tiny, wire-free, fixed camera that needs about three hours of sun per day and one drilled hole to mount. It stores recordings on 8GB of built-in eMMC and uses AI human detection, with facial recognition available through HomeBase 3.

Night vision is black and white via infrared LEDs and an f/1.6 aperture; the listing states color spotlight night vision is not supported. It is IP67 rated and supports only 2.4GHz Wi-Fi. It suits a side path or back gate where a fixed view is enough, and it gives way to the pan-tilt models when you need a single camera to cover a wide area.