Xiaomi has released the Smart Solar Camera 4 Pro 4G Dual-Camera Edition in China, following the start of its crowdfunding campaign last month. It is priced at 649 yuan ($96) and is built for outdoor surveillance in areas without access to Wi-Fi or electrical outlets, like construction sites or orchards.

Xiaomi Smart Solar Camera 4 Pro 4G Specs

The camera operates using a 9,900mAh battery and a 7.6W solar panel, which Xiaomi says provides continuous power without the need for manual charging. Instead of Wi-Fi, it relies on a built-in dual 4G SIM system. The device switches between networks automatically to maintain a connection and includes free data for remote monitoring through the Mi Home app.

For video, the device uses a dual-camera setup. Both cameras have 5MP sensors that record in 3K resolution with f/1.6 lenses. One is a fixed wide-angle lens for general monitoring, and the other is a pan-tilt-zoom camera with 355 degrees of horizontal and 95 degrees of vertical movement. They work together using AI tracking, allowing one lens to watch a broad area while the other follows a moving subject.

For nighttime surveillance, the cameras use a combination of white and infrared LEDs. The system defaults to standard infrared night vision, but if it detects a person in the dark, it turns on the white LEDs to capture the footage in color.

To manage local microSD storage (up to 256GB), the camera uses an Always-On Video system. It records a time-lapse at one frame every two seconds when the area is quiet, which cuts storage use by about 90%. Normal recording resumes as soon as the camera detects a person or vehicle.

The hardware is IP66-rated for dust and water resistance to handle outdoor weather. It includes two-way audio with noise reduction, integrates with Xiaomi’s HyperOS Connect smart home platform, and can trigger a built-in siren and flashing lights if it detects unusual activity, sending a push notification to the user’s phone at the same time.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently introduced a smart bathroom heater with automated lighting, heating, and airflow controls. The company also launched a new smart water flosser featuring a color display, app connectivity, and up to 105 days of battery life.

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Xiaomi has established a strong reputation in the smart home market, offering affordable and advanced devices.

In 2026, the brand’s range of outdoor security cameras caters to various user needs, from remote 4G connectivity to advanced zoom capabilities.

Here is a detailed look at the best Xiaomi outdoor cameras available this year.

Xiaomi Outdoor Camera CW100 Dual

The Xiaomi Outdoor Camera CW100 Dual provides high-quality security monitoring with dual cameras in one device. It features a 3MP professional sensor and Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) technology that captures sharp and clear visuals. The dual lenses offer nearly 180° of coverage, reducing blind spots and allowing users to monitor two areas simultaneously.

The camera includes smart AI detection for identifying humans and vehicles. It sends real-time alerts for disturbances and allows users to set virtual fences for added security. The full-color night vision ensures clear video even in low light. With advanced features at an accessible price, this camera is ideal for users who need reliable coverage without overspending.

Key Features:

• Dual lenses for 180° coverage
• 2K HD image quality with full-color night vision
• AI detection for humans and vehicles
• IP66 water and dust resistance

Price: £39.99

Xiaomi Outdoor Camera CW500 Dual

The Xiaomi Outdoor Camera CW500 Dual combines a static fixed camera and a pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) camera. This combination ensures comprehensive coverage for larger spaces. The 4MP ultra-HD sensors deliver 2.5K resolution for clear and detailed video.

The PTZ camera pans 355° horizontally and tilts 95° vertically, allowing users to monitor every corner of a property. The fixed camera continuously watches over a single angle, while the PTZ camera tracks motion within the zone. The camera supports full-color night vision along with dual-band Wi-Fi 6 for stable connectivity, ensuring smooth playback without interruptions.

Key Features:

• Fixed and PTZ cameras work together for enhanced coverage
• Smart AI tracking and human movement detection
• Integrated full-color night vision
• Dual-band Wi-Fi 6 for fast connectivity

Price: Around $65

Xiaomi Outdoor Camera CW700S

The Xiaomi Outdoor Camera CW700S stands out with its advanced zoom capabilities. The camera offers 9x hybrid zoom using a telephoto and wide-angle lens, allowing users to capture distant details such as faces or license plates. It produces sharp, 2.5K ultra-HD images for both close-up and wide-angle shots.

The camera provides full-color night vision, even in low light, using its built-in white and infrared lighting. The PTZ functionality enables 360° horizontal coverage, making it a reliable choice for monitoring large outdoor spaces. The camera’s IP66 weather rating ensures durability in harsh conditions.

Key Features:

• 9x hybrid zoom for long-distance clarity
• Full-color night vision for detailed low-light video
• 360° horizontal and 100° vertical rotation
• IP66 weatherproof design

Price: Around $90

Xiaomi Outdoor Camera BW500

The Xiaomi Outdoor Camera BW500 uses a built-in 10,000mAh battery that can last up to six months on a single charge. It features energy-efficient technology to minimize power consumption and is compatible with optional solar panels for uninterrupted operation in remote locations.

The camera records in 2.5K resolution with a 136° wide field of view to reduce blind spots. Its smart night vision automatically adjusts for full-color or black-and-white recording based on the lighting. Designed to perform well in outdoor conditions, the camera has an IP67 rating for protection against dust and water.

Key Features:

• Six-month battery life with solar panel support
• Wide 136° viewing angle to capture more area
• Built-in 8GB storage with H.265 encoding for efficient video recording
• Rugged IP67 rating for weather resistance

Price: Around $95

Xiaomi Smart Outdoor Camera 4 4G

The Xiaomi Smart Outdoor Camera 4 4G offers complete independence from Wi-Fi by using built-in 4G LTE connectivity. You can install this camera anywhere with cellular coverage and monitor footage through the Xiaomi Home app. Xiaomi includes a free, unlimited data plan for seamless operation without additional subscription costs.

The dual 5MP sensors support 3K resolution, combining a wide-angle view with a telephoto perspective for detailed monitoring. Advanced AI detection reduces false alarms by distinguishing between humans and vehicles. The camera also features two-way voice communication and active defense alerts with sound and light alarms for enhanced security.

Key Features:

• 4G LTE connectivity eliminates the need for Wi-Fi
• Dual 5MP cameras for wide and zoomed-in views
• AI detection for human and vehicle tracking
• Rugged IP66 construction for outdoor weather resistance

Price: 379 yuan ($55)

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Xiaomi has officially launched the Smart Camera 4 Max AI Zoom Edition on its Youpin platform. The camera is priced at 799 yuan ($116) and will begin crowdfunding on April 8, 2026. Xiaomi describes it as its most advanced indoor smart camera, combining high-end hardware with AI-powered features.

Xiaomi Smart Camera 4 Max AI Zoom Edition Specs

The Smart Camera 4 Max features a dual-camera system. The first camera is a 12MP telephoto lens that supports 6P optical structure, f/1.6 aperture, and autofocus. It also includes an 8mm focal length for capturing detailed close-ups.

The second camera is an 8MP ultra-wide lens with a 127-degree field of view and a 2.8mm focal length for broader coverage. Xiaomi has equipped both lenses with superior imaging capabilities, including full-color night vision and 10 infrared fill lights for effective monitoring in complete darkness.

The device supports up to 12x hybrid zoom and 3x lossless zoom, enabling users to zoom into distant objects or activities without losing much detail. The advanced ISP sensor ensures better low-light performance, enhancing image clarity in challenging lighting conditions.

Xiaomi has integrated its first large-scale AI caregiving model into the camera. The model allows the device to monitor children, elderly individuals, and pets. It can detect events such as falls, inactivity, changes in behavior, or unusual activity.

The camera uses advanced activity recognition to evaluate whether a child is studying or distracted. The AI generates daily activity reports and supports text-based video search, letting users find specific footage using simple keywords.

The camera uses a 3 TOPS quad-core AI processing chip to ensure fast analysis and accurate detection. Xiaomi has equipped it with enhanced human recognition technology, which works even with side profiles or partial visibility. It also includes dual microphones with noise reduction and a large speaker for clear two-way voice communication.

The device features a motorized gimbal for 360-degree horizontal rotation and 180-degree vertical movement, allowing it to monitor an entire room without blind spots.

It supports Wi-Fi 6 for fast streaming and integrates with HyperOS Connect and the Mi Home ecosystem for smart home automation. It features a Mijia security chip for data encryption and a physical lens shield for enhanced privacy.

Xiaomi offers multiple storage options, including support for microSD cards up to 256GB, cloud storage, and NAS compatibility.

In related news, Xiaomi also recently introduced the Mijia Garment Steamer 2, offering up to 120g/min steam output along with six dedicated fabric modes for versatile garment care.

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Xiaomi has launched the Smart Camera 3 3K, an affordable indoor security camera equipped with a 5MP sensor and advanced low-light imaging. The product carries an official price of 199 yuan ($28) but is currently available at a discounted launch price of 169 yuan ($24) in China.

Xiaomi Smart Camera 3 3K Specifications

The Smart Camera 3 3K captures video at up to 2960 × 1666 resolution, offering nearly three times the detail of standard 1080p models. Xiaomi claims the higher resolution improves facial recognition and object visibility in security footage, especially during playback and zooming.

The device uses Xiaomi’s ultra-low-light full-color technology, allowing it to retain color footage in dim conditions longer than conventional models. In completely dark environments, it activates eight infrared fill lights that enable clear black-and-white night vision without emitting visible red light.

The camera includes a dual-motor pan-tilt system that supports 360-degree horizontal and 109-degree vertical rotation. It supports human motion tracking, allowing it to automatically follow a moving person while keeping them centered in the frame.

Xiaomi has placed strong emphasis on data protection. Each unit integrates a Mijia security chip with a unique private key and digital certificate. Video transmission is encrypted, and cloud storage is protected with AES-128 encryption. It also offers to set custom sleep schedules to temporarily disable the camera during specific hours.

The Smart Camera 3 3K performs on-device human detection using local AI, which improves response time by avoiding cloud processing. When paired with a Xiaomi cloud subscription, the camera enables AI-powered face recognition to differentiate between familiar and unfamiliar faces and send notifications accordingly.

Xiaomi has included two-way voice communication supported by a large-diameter speaker and an eight-meter pickup range microphone array with noise reduction. This allows remote communication with people in the room through the Xiaomi Home app.

The device supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi networks for flexible connectivity and uses H.265 encoding to reduce video file size and bandwidth usage by up to 50%.

The camera supports microSD cards (8GB to 256GB), cloud storage, and NAS backup. It integrates with the Mi Home ecosystem and works with devices like Xiaomi smart displays, TVs, and XiaoAi speakers to create a connected home security system.

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I’ve tested more than a few security cameras over the years, some basic, some advanced, some that promised full protection and left me disappointed. But the Baseus Security X1 Pro feels like a different beast altogether.

Not just because it looks like a sci-fi drone watching over your house, but because it attempts to rethink what outdoor security should be. Instead of trying to push higher resolution or smarter alerts, it solves a more practical and persistent problem: one camera just isn’t enough.

I’ve had this camera mounted around my property for about a month, testing it in real-world conditions, and it’s clear that Baseus isn’t just slapping buzzwords onto a product. The X1 Pro offers true dual tracking with two independent 3K lenses, and while it’s not perfect, it’s the closest I’ve seen to a truly set-it-and-forget-it security solution.

Setup and First Impressions

As someone who’s already used multiple Baseus cameras around my home, I didn’t expect the X1 Pro to surprise me during installation, but it did. Right out of the box, the camera feels more substantial. That’s partly due to its size. This thing is chunkier than your average security cam, and for good reason: it’s packing two fully independent 3K lenses, dual PIR sensors, a 7800mAh battery, and a motorized 3W solar panel all in one housing.

Setting it up was refreshingly straightforward. The included mounting hardware is some of the most thoughtful I’ve seen. Baseus has engineered a flexible three-axis bracket that lets you mount it on a wall. I initially tested it by placing it near the front of my house, then moved it to the top of the terrace for permanent installation. The solar panel is detachable, which gave me the flexibility to mount it in a sunnier spot, an absolute win for those of us with shaded porch areas.

Pairing with the app took less than a minute. Press the sync button, connect to Wi-Fi, and it’s ready to go. The camera talks to you during setup, confirming successful connections, which gives it a slightly more friendly (and less frustrating) feel compared to other silent, blinking-box setups.

Design and Build

You could mistake the X1 Pro for a robot from a Pixar movie. The dual-lens face has a subtle character to it, and the white plastic housing is clean and modern. But this isn’t just about looks. The IP65 rating means it’s waterproof and dustproof, and the unit held up well through a few days of wind and moderate rain during my testing.

What really impressed me, though, is how the solar panel doesn’t just sit there. It’s mounted on a motorized pivot that tracks the sun throughout the day. It can adjust its angle up to 120 degrees. Baseus says 20 minutes of sun can power a full day of operation. I haven’t charged it once since I installed it, and the battery indicator still hasn’t budged. That’s the beauty of solar done right.

Dual Cameras, No Blind Spots

Now to the main event: the dual-camera system. Each lens offers a 105° horizontal view with up to 55° of additional motorized panning. In static mode, you get 210° horizontal coverage. When the motors kick in, the X1 Pro reaches a sweeping 300°, effectively eliminating blind spots across wide driveways, backyards, or awkward corner lots.

This is not two lenses stitched into one wide view. These are two fully independent 3K cameras that can track separate subjects at the same time. That’s the kind of flexibility I didn’t realize I needed until I saw it in action.

My home has an awkward layout, so I set one lens to follow anyone approaching the house while the other kept its gaze on the lawn area between our neighbour and us. This just doesn’t happen with single-lens systems, no matter how wide their field of view claims to be.

Even better is the Live Cross-Cam AI Tracking. As a person moves across the yard, the first camera follows them and then hands off tracking duties to the second seamlessly. I’ve seen this handoff happen multiple times, and it’s nearly flawless, with no blackout or stutter, just continuous tracking.

Video and Night Vision Quality

You get 3K resolution per camera, which is crisp enough for identifying faces when zoomed in. Sure, some high-end rivals offer 4K, but in my experience, 3K is more than enough for everyday use, especially with dual perspectives.

Night vision is where the X1 Pro flexes a bit more. It supports both black-and-white IR and full-color night vision thanks to dual 100-lumen LED spotlights. When enabled, the spotlights offer a serious brightness boost, illuminating the area with a sharp clarity that makes color mode genuinely useful, not just a gimmick.

Zoom maxes out at 8x digital, which is okay but not spectacular. This is also where you start to notice the limits of a dual-camera system that relies entirely on digital zoom. It can pull license plate details or finer textures at times, but the results depend heavily on distance, lighting, and how much data the sensor has to work with. It isn’t the ideal choice if you want flawless clarity at high zoom levels.

App Experience

The Baseus Security app is, for the most part, intuitive. You get split-screen live views of both cameras, full-screen landscape mode, and a timeline playback system. Manual camera control lets you pan each lens independently, or you can activate Patrol Mode and let the AI do the work.

Patrol Mode was particularly useful during nighttime hours. I set both lenses to sweep every hour, scanning preselected zones. Combine that with the dual passive infrared sensors, and this camera rarely misses movement.

The AI detection is strong, differentiating reliably between people, faces, vehicles, and pets to significantly reduce false alarms. For smart home enthusiasts, it integrates with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

It also offers a custom privacy zone. You can blank out areas you don’t want recorded, such as a neighbor’s window, while still monitoring the rest of your property. Two-way audio also works well.

There is also a siren, which is decently loud at 90dB. It’s not deafening, but enough to scare off someone snooping where they shouldn’t.

No Subscriptions, No Hidden Fees

Let’s talk storage. Unlike many smart cams that hold your data hostage behind a paywall, the X1 Pro supports local storage up to 512GB on a microSD card. No cloud fees. No monthly subscriptions. Just plug in your own card or use the one Baseus includes with Kickstarter orders, and you’re good to go.

For me, this is a huge selling point. Over time, those $5 or $10 monthly subscriptions add up. Being able to store and access footage locally without sacrificing encryption (it uses AES and RSA protocols) gives the X1 Pro a serious edge.

Where It Could Improve

No camera is perfect, and the X1 Pro has room to grow. The dual-camera feed is heavy on bandwidth, so if your Wi-Fi (2.4GHz) isn’t strong, you may notice occasional lag when accessing the stream.

I also noticed that areas with moving branches or small animals can still trigger false positives, though adjusting the motion detection sensitivity in the app helps reduce unwanted alerts.

The 3K resolution is great, but a future version with 4K and a better zoom range wouldn’t hurt, especially if you need to capture finer details at longer distances.

I also feel the zoom on these lenses isn’t strong enough to capture finer details, which leaves room for improvement. They work best in a backyard or any low-priority spot where you set the camera up and let it run without thinking about it, since it will reliably monitor that area. They aren’t ideal for a front yard where you need sharper detail and should consider cameras designed to capture more precise information.

Verdict

The Baseus Security X1 Pro isn’t just another camera trying to one-up the competition with a sharper lens or a new app UI. It’s a rethinking of how home security can work when you stop trying to make one lens do the job of two. Dual cameras, true AI subject tracking, local storage with no fees, and solar-powered autonomy, this thing is built for real-world use.

If you’re tired of swapping batteries, paying for cloud storage, or wondering what’s happening just outside your camera’s field of view, the X1 Pro might just be the fix. It’s not the cheapest or the sleekest, but it’s one of the smartest security devices I’ve ever used.

Pricing and Availability

The Baseus Security X1 Pro is currently available through Kickstarter, with special pricing for early backers. The single-camera set, which includes a 32GB microSD card, is priced at $149.99, significantly lower than its expected retail price of $279.99.

There are also bundle options for two or four units, offering even greater savings for those looking to secure multiple areas of their property.

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Baseus has announced the Security X1 Pro Outdoor Dual Camera, a smart AI-powered security system that introduces dual independent tracking. The company calls it the world’s first dual-tracking outdoor security camera and is launching it on Kickstarter today with a discounted early-bird price.

Baseus Security X1 Pro Specifications

The X1 Pro features two independent 3K cameras with 125-degree lenses. Each camera supports motorized panning of up to 55 degrees, creating a combined 300-degree coverage area. Unlike single-lens systems, both cameras can track separate subjects at the same time. The device also supports Live Cross-Cam AI tracking, which allows one lens to pass motion tracking to the other without losing sight of a moving subject.

The cameras can run in dual sentry and patrol mode. Both PIR sensors stay active in standby, and the lenses automatically begin tracking when movement is detected. The cameras can also rotate on scheduled patrols to scan large areas.

The Baseus X1 Pro features dual 3K resolution capture with 8x digital zoom and an eight-meter detection range. It integrates spotlights for nighttime visibility and supports both color and infrared night vision. The companion app enables a split-screen view, allowing live monitoring from both lenses simultaneously.

The camera system uses a detachable solar panel paired with a 150-day battery life. Baseus claims that 20 minutes of sunlight can power the device for 24 hours of operation. The panel supports flexible mounting for maximum exposure.

Baseus focuses on privacy by using local storage only, with no cloud services or monthly fees. The system supports expandable microSD storage up to 512GB and uses AES and RSA encryption for security.

The X1 Pro is built with an IP65 weatherproof rating and can withstand temperatures from -20℃ to 50℃. The design includes a three-axis mounting bracket for flexible installation. It connects via 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and is compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control.

Through the Baseus Security app, users can stream live footage, review event replays, and receive motion notifications. The camera also supports two-way audio, allowing real-time communication through the device.

Pricing and Availability

The Security X1 Pro Outdoor Dual Camera officially launches today on Kickstarter. Early-bird backers can get one set with a 32GB microSD card for $149.99, down from the regular price of $279.99.

Bundle options are also available, including two sets for $289.98 (regularly $559.98) and four sets for $579.96 (regularly $1,119.96), offering savings of up to 48.22%.

In related news, Baseus launches the EnerGeek GX11, a 20,000mAh 67W power bank with a built-in 4G hotspot, and the Nomos NU1 Air Spacemate 12-in-1 dock for Mac supporting dual 4K displays.

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ZTE has launched the Xiaoxing Kankan SC41, a smart pan-tilt camera designed for home and small business surveillance. The camera will go on sale starting October 9 at a price of 165.5 yuan ($23).

ZTE SC41 Camera Specifications

The SC41 features a 4-megapixel 1/2.7-inch CMOS sensor and supports 2.5K (2560×1440) resolution. ZTE claims the camera captures approximately 33% more detail than traditional 3MP models. It also includes an f/2.0 aperture, which allows more light into the lens for better clarity in both day and low-light conditions. The camera supports full-color imaging in ultra-low-light environments.

ZTE has equipped the SC41 with eight 940nm infrared LEDs that provide up to 10 meters of night vision. These LEDs remain invisible to the human eye, avoiding the red glow often found in conventional infrared cameras. The camera includes a physical lens shield that can be activated manually or automatically on a schedule. ZTE also provides a privacy mode that disables monitoring during selected hours.

The SC41 supports multiple storage options, including local storage via TF card (up to 256GB), encrypted cloud storage, and NAS or light NAS configurations using compatible ZTE routers such as the BE7200 Pro+. It uses financial-grade encryption to secure footage during both storage and transmission.

In terms of connectivity, it includes dual-band Wi-Fi 6 (2.4GHz and 5GHz) for faster uploads and Bluetooth 5.4 for quick pairing. ZTE has integrated a 0.5 TOPS SoC with 128MB of RAM to handle real-time AI tasks such as motion detection, human shape recognition, and sound-based alerts.

The camera features a built-in speaker that uses rare-earth magnetic materials to enhance voice clarity by up to 120%. ZTE claims it delivers a 360-degree sound field for clear two-way communication. The SC41 can be installed on a desk, wall, or ceiling, and its pan-tilt range can be adjusted up to 180° through the ZTE Smart Life app.

In related news, ZTE has recently launched the BE3600Pro Wi-Fi 7 router featuring AI-driven antennas, Mesh networking, and game acceleration features. The company has also introduced the U30 Pro 5G portable Wi-Fi device with a 5000mAh battery, touchscreen display, and Wi-Fi 6 support.

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Ring has announced its most advanced lineup of security devices, introducing new 2K and 4K cameras and doorbells along with AI-powered features designed to improve safety and convenience.

The highlight is Ring Retinal 4K Vision, now available in the Wired Doorbell Pro, Spotlight Cam Pro, Floodlight Cam Pro, Outdoor Cam Pro, and Power over Ethernet models including Spotlight Cam Pro POE, Outdoor Cam Pro POE, and Wired Doorbell Elite. Retinal 4K delivers clearer video with 10x zoom, enhanced low-light performance, and AI tuning. The technology captures video that looks closer to natural eyesight, making it easier to identify details in challenging conditions.

Retinal 2K Vision has been added to the new Indoor Cam Plus and Wired Doorbell Plus. It increases pixel density and overall clarity, offering a reliable way to monitor homes through the Ring app.

Ring has also introduced new AI features. Alexa+ Greetings turns Alexa into a doorbell attendant. It can interact with visitors, manage deliveries, and provide instructions while keeping the homeowner updated. Familiar Faces helps reduce unnecessary notifications by recognizing known individuals and tagging them in notifications, video events, and timelines.

Another feature is Search Party, an AI-powered tool for lost pets. If a neighbor reports a missing dog, outdoor Ring cameras in the area can use AI to look for matches. If detected, owners receive an alert with a picture of the dog and related footage. The homeowner can then choose to share the information with their neighbor. The feature will expand to cats and other pets after launch.

Pricing and Availability

The new lineup is available for pre-order today. Wired Doorbell Pro is priced at $249.99, Wired Doorbell Plus at $179.99, Outdoor Cam Pro at $199.99 ($299.98 PoE), Spotlight Cam Pro at $249.99 ($349.98 PoE), Floodlight Cam Pro at $279.99, Indoor Cam Plus at $59.99, and Wired Doorbell Elite at $499.99. Search Party for dogs will roll out in November. Alexa+ Greetings and Familiar Faces will launch in December.

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Xiaomi has expanded its AIoT lineup with seven new products for global markets, including the Xiaomi Watch S4 41mm, Xiaomi Open Wear Stereo Pro, Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Glimmer Edition, Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 5 and 5 Pro, Xiaomi TV S Pro Mini LED Series 2026, and the Xiaomi Smart Camera C701. Among them, the C701 stands out for its focus on home security and convenience.

The Xiaomi Smart Camera C701 features an 8MP sensor with a 6-element optical lens, delivering 4K Ultra HD video. HDR support ensures balanced visibility in both bright and dark conditions. At night, users benefit from both full-color and infrared night vision, with a 10-meter range and no visible red glow, making it suitable for monitoring children or pets without disturbance.

AI detection capabilities add value for everyday use. The camera can identify pets, babies, and humans, sending tailored alerts. Parents can be notified of a crying child, while pet owners receive movement updates. Human detection further enhances security by distinguishing actual intrusions from false triggers like lighting changes or pet activity.

Privacy is managed through an on-demand physical lens shield, allowing users to deactivate the camera when needed. Additional functions include loud noise detection and panoramic monitoring, offering broader protection against unexpected events.

For interaction, the device supports voice commands via Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, letting users access live footage hands-free. A two-way audio system with noise cancellation and a built-in speaker enables natural conversations with family or pets in real time. Connectivity is powered by dual-band Wi-Fi 6, ensuring smooth video streams and quick notifications without lag.

Storage is flexible, with options for microSD card recording or secure cloud storage. This allows users to keep important footage private yet accessible.

Pricing & availability

The Xiaomi Smart Camera C701 is priced from EUR 59.99, offering advanced home monitoring at a competitive cost.

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Xiaomi has launched the Smart Camera 4 Dual-Camera Edition in China, priced at 299 yuan ($42). The product is now available on JD.com. This model follows the recent release of the Smart Camera 4 Zoom Edition.

Xiaomi Smart Camera 4 Dual-Camera Edition Specs

The Smart Camera 4 Dual-Camera Edition features two 5-megapixel lenses, each capable of capturing video at a resolution of 2960 × 1666. Xiaomi uses a 5P optical lens design, a large f/1.6 aperture, and ISP image processing to enhance image clarity and detail. The system supports 20fps video for smoother motion capture during monitoring.

The camera includes a dual-lens setup that combines a fixed wide-angle lens and a PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) lens. The PTZ lens supports 360-degree horizontal rotation and 90-degree vertical tilt. The fixed lens covers a 152-degree field of view and supports manual vertical angle adjustment. Both lenses work together to reduce blind spots and provide real-time dual-screen viewing.

Xiaomi uses a high-sensitivity image sensor and image algorithms to improve night performance. The device supports full-color night vision in low-light conditions and includes 940nm infrared lights for clear black-and-white imaging in complete darkness up to 10 meters away.

The camera runs on a dedicated high-performance chip with 1 TOPS computing power. It can perform local AI detection for human presence, pet detection, baby crying, and unusual sound alerts. When the fixed lens detects motion, the PTZ lens can automatically rotate to track the subject.

The device is equipped with dual-band Wi-Fi 6 for faster and more stable connectivity. It integrates seamlessly with Xiaomi’s HyperOS Connect smart home ecosystem, allowing users to link it with other Xiaomi devices such as smart locks and lighting systems. It also supports two-way real-time voice calls through a built-in speaker and a noise-reducing microphone, enabling clear communication.

Xiaomi has included multiple storage options, including microSD card support (16GB to 256GB), NAS storage, and paid cloud storage. It uses H.265 encoding to improve playback and reduce storage use. The package comes with a wall-mount bracket and supports upright and inverted installation. The device weighs around 347 grams and measures 78 × 73 × 127 mm.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched the Mijia Gas Water Heater Pro with 99% ion removal and HyperOS, along with the Mijia Thermostatic Electric Kettle 3 Pro featuring a 2.0L capacity and a 316L steel liner.

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Xiaomi has released the Smart Camera C100 in several European markets. The indoor security camera was first listed on Xiaomi’s global website earlier this year, and it is now available for purchase in the UK and Germany through the company’s online store at £24.99 and €24.99. It is also listed on Amazon in Germany, Spain, France, and the Netherlands, although shipping from Amazon will begin in about a month.

Specifications

The Smart Camera C100 features a 3MP sensor that records video at 2304 × 1296 resolution. It uses the H.265 video codec to cut storage needs and improve playback. The camera has a 128-degree wide-angle lens and an f/1.6 aperture, which allow full-color video capture in low-light conditions. For night use, it includes invisible 940nm infrared LEDs that avoid the red glow often seen on other cameras.

Features

AI functions on the C100 include human detection, crying baby alerts, loud noise detection, and virtual fence monitoring. The camera can track movement and send alerts if someone enters or leaves a set area. Two-way voice calls are supported through the Xiaomi Home app, with Acoustic Echo Cancellation and Noise Suppression for clear audio.

Privacy and Connectivity

A physical lens shield can be slid into place to stop recording, and users can set up privacy masking zones to block selected areas from monitoring. Xiaomi says all AI processing is handled locally for better performance and reduced cloud use.

The Smart Camera C100 supports Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2, and it works with Android 8.0 or later and iOS 12.0 or later. It can connect with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. Storage options include microSD cards up to 256GB, NAS devices, and Xiaomi’s cloud storage service.

The camera weighs 170 grams and measures 69 × 68 × 115 mm. It runs on a 5V⎓1A power source. Xiaomi has not confirmed a full global rollout, but the current listings point to a wider launch soon.

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Xiaomi has launched its first indoor smart camera with zoom capabilities, the Smart Camera 4 Zoom Edition. The device is now listed on Xiaomi Youpin, with crowdfunding set to begin at 10:00 AM (CST) on August 20. It is priced at 399 yuan ($55) during the crowdfunding period, while the regular retail price will be 469 yuan ($65).

Xiaomi Smart Camera 4 Zoom Edition Specifications

The Smart Camera 4 Zoom Edition features a dual-lens setup with an 8MP ultra-wide-angle sensor and a 5MP telephoto lens. It supports 9x hybrid zoom, including 3x optical zoom. This setup enables the camera to cover large areas while also capturing fine details at a distance. Xiaomi has equipped the camera with 4K resolution support, an f/1.6 aperture, and back-illuminated sensors to improve clarity in both daylight and low-light environments.

For night vision, the camera uses 10 infrared LEDs operating at 940nm. This allows it to see up to 10 meters in the dark without emitting visible red light. Xiaomi has included an upgraded motor system that improves pan-tilt performance by 30% over the previous C700 model. The camera supports a full 360° horizontal and 180° vertical range.

The Smart Camera 4 Zoom Edition also adds several AI-driven features. It can identify people based on their body shape and posture, even when their faces are not fully visible. The camera can track moving subjects and automatically adjust the zoom level depending on the subject’s size in the frame. It also supports pet tracking, baby cry detection, motion-triggered zoom, and gesture-based video calls using an “OK” hand sign.

The camera supports dual-band Wi-Fi 6 for faster and more reliable connectivity. It uses H.265 video encoding to minimize storage usage. For storage, it offers support for up to 256GB microSD cards, optional cloud storage via subscription, and compatibility with NAS backups.

Xiaomi has integrated privacy features such as a physical lens shutter and the MJA1 security chip with EAL5+ certification. All data transfers are encrypted, and the device supports local processing to reduce cloud reliance.

The Smart Camera 4 Zoom Edition integrates with Xiaomi’s HyperOS and Mi Home ecosystem, allowing users to remotely monitor footage via smartphones, tablets, TVs, and supported Xiaomi vehicles. It also supports multi-device surveillance and automation scene creation for enhanced smart home control.

In related news, Xiaomi recently introduced a compact washer-dryer designed specifically for delicate clothing. The company has also unveiled a new water filter aimed at eliminating rust and sediment from tap water.

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When Baseus reached out with their S2 outdoor security camera, I was curious but not entirely sure what to expect. I reviewed the Baseus S1 Pro last year, and while it looked very similar, that older model needed a hub to operate. This one doesn’t. The S2 is completely self-contained; open the box, mount it, connect it to Wi-Fi, and it’s good to go. No extra hardware. No hub. No permanent wiring.

I tested the S2 in some pretty unforgiving rainy weather, followed by a period of intense heat. And after several weeks of real-world use, I have a pretty good sense of where it shines, where it struggles, and whether it’s worth the asking price.

Design and Build

The first thing you notice is the housing. It’s chunky without being oversized, with clean lines and a matte finish that makes it look more expensive than it is. The IP67 weatherproof rating means it’s happy to live through rain, dust storms, and the kind of temperature swings that would make cheaper hardware groan. I tested it in the Indian monsoon with some intense rainy days as well as some hot days touching 40°C, and it kept recording without a hiccup.

On the back, you get a mount that makes installation refreshingly simple: just three screws into a wall or post, click the camera onto the bracket, and you’re ready to angle it. The design also accounts for the solar panel’s needs.

Instead of being fixed, the panel has an auto-tracking system that tilts and pivots to follow the sun. It’s not just a party trick either, it’s pulling in up to 900mAh a day, keeping the built-in 7,800mAh battery topped off without me touching a charging cable.

The ports and microSD slot live under a rubber gasket, which seals tightly enough that I never worried about water ingress. Everything about the build says it’s designed to be mounted once and then left to get on with its job for years.

Setup: Cable-Free Freedom

Setting up the S2 is a reminder of how far Wi-Fi-only cameras have come. I connected it to my 2.4GHz network in a couple of minutes through the Baseus Security app, updated the firmware, and had it streaming live video to my phone without touching a cable. It supports microSD cards up to 512GB for local storage, no forced cloud subscription, no “free trial” countdown timers threatening to lock me out of my own footage.

I mounted it on the front balcony once, as well as on a corner near the top terrace, angled to face the lower terrace. Since I already had the mount from the S1 Pro, I simply swapped the S1 Pro for the S2, which made the process very easy for me. If you’re setting it up for the first time, though, you’ll need to drill it in place.

The app gives you a live view while you adjust the angle, making it easy to frame the scene without any guesswork. It was ready to go in under 20 minutes, and from that point on, I didn’t have to think about battery life once.

Video Quality

Many consumer security cameras claim 4K resolution yet end up producing muddy, compressed footage that barely outperforms 1080p. The Basis S2 isn’t flawless, but its 8MP sensor and f/1.6 aperture lens make a convincing case for the extra pixels. In daylight, license plates remain legible even at the far end of my driveway, and pausing footage reveals small details as well.

The 145° field of view is wide enough to capture the whole scene without distorting it into a fisheye mess. The 8x digital zoom is where the resolution pays off; you can punch in to check a face or object without it turning into a pixelated blur.

Nighttime performance is where the S2 really flexes. You get three modes: full infrared for classic black-and-white stealth footage, no night vision at all (if you’re trying to save battery in a well-lit area), and full-color night vision using the built-in 100-lumen spotlight.

I ran it in full infrared and color mode for most of my testing, and the results were surprisingly good. The spotlight doesn’t just help the camera; it makes its presence known to anyone in frame, which has its own deterrent effect.

Motion Detection

This is where things get interesting. Most cameras rely solely on PIR (passive infrared) sensors that trigger whenever there’s a temperature change in the frame, which is why they’re prone to false alerts from animals, hot air vents, or even bursts of sunlight. The S2 doubles up with radar detection, cross-checking movement before sending an alert.

In practice, this reduced my false notifications dramatically. I went from getting six or seven random “motion detected” pings a day with my previous camera to maybe one every few days on the S2. It was smart enough to ignore wind-blown leaves, passing cars, and neighborhood cats, while reliably catching actual people entering the frame.

The AI layer on top is still in beta, but it already recognizes faces, people, vehicles, and pets with decent accuracy. I set up a whitelist of family members (although I turned off this feature later), and it really did stop alerting me when they walked up the driveway, a feature I didn’t know I needed until I realized how much mental noise it cut down.

App Experience

The Baseus Security app is clean, with a timeline scrubber for reviewing clips, a big live view window, and quick-access buttons for the spotlight, siren, and two-way talk. The two-way audio impressed me most; voices come through clear and without lag, which makes quick exchanges actually viable.

You can also set privacy zones, which mask parts of the frame from being recorded. It’s a small but important feature if your camera points near a neighbor’s property or a public sidewalk. The processing happens on-device, and data is AES + RSA encrypted, so there’s no third-party cloud server holding your video unless you choose to store it there.

The only drawback is that the app can occasionally feel sluggish, with videos taking longer to load or sometimes failing to load. Otherwise, it works fine.

Solar and Battery Life

The solar panel is the star here. Over several weeks, the battery never dipped below 95%, even during a few cloudy days. The combination of a high-efficiency ETFE surface (resistant to yellowing and curling) and the sun-tracking system means it’s pulling in charge far more effectively than fixed-panel competitors I’ve tested. If you install it somewhere with at least a few hours of sunlight a day, you could realistically never have to bring it down for charging.

Of course, you can still plug it in via USB-C if you ever need to, but in my testing, I never had to.

Daily Use

Good security cameras are the kind you stop noticing, until you actually need them. The S2 slipped into that role easily. Alerts arrive promptly, the live feed loads relatively quickly, and the footage quality means I’m not squinting to figure out what I’m seeing. Over time, I checked in less often because the motion detection proved reliable enough that every ping felt worth opening.

Voice assistant integration with Alexa and Google Home is there if you want to view the feed on a smart display or control it via voice, though I mostly stuck to the app.

Final Thoughts

The Basis S2 isn’t trying to reinvent the outdoor camera; it’s refining it. By pairing a genuinely useful 4K image with reliable motion detection, zero-maintenance solar charging, and a privacy-first local storage model, it sidesteps two of the most common frustrations with security cams: false alerts and battery anxiety.

It’s not perfect. The frame rate in 4K could be smoother, the AI still needs training, and you’ll want to make sure you have a solid 2.4GHz connection where you plan to mount it. But in day-to-day use, those are small trade-offs for a camera I can install once, leave running indefinitely, and trust to tell me when something important is happening.

If you’ve been waiting for a solar-powered outdoor cam that doesn’t feel like a compromise, the Basis S2 is the closest I’ve tested yet. At its current price, it’s a no-brainer.

Pricing and Availability

The Baseus S2 is priced at around $133.32 on the official website, with an extra 10% discount available at checkout. On Amazon, it’s currently listed for about $129.99.

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Xiaomi has launched the Smart Outdoor Camera 4 Pro Triple-Cam Zoom Edition in China, following the recent debut of the Dual-Cam Edition. Priced at 449 yuan (around $62), the new model is now available for purchase.

Xiaomi Smart Outdoor Camera 4 Pro Specifications

The camera includes three 5-megapixel sensors, each capable of recording in 3K ultra-clear resolution at 2880×1620 pixels. All three lenses use an f/1.6 large aperture, allowing the system to capture sharp and detailed footage even in low-light conditions.

Xiaomi pairs these lenses with a dual-fill lighting system that includes both infrared and white LEDs. When the system detects a person at night, the lights automatically activate to enable full-color night vision.

The device supports 9x hybrid zoom through a combination of wide-angle, 4mm short-focus, and 12mm long-focus lenses. The new edition adds motorized horizontal gimbal control to the fixed lens, allowing users to adjust its angle remotely through the Mi Home app.

The camera tracks moving targets in real time using the mobile lens, which automatically zooms in when needed. This allows users to monitor large outdoor areas without sacrificing detail.

Xiaomi has integrated AI-driven human and vehicle detection. The system can identify license plates and send alerts when unauthorized vehicles are detected within custom parking zones.

The app pushes real-time alerts with captured footage, and users can set custom polygon zones to define virtual fences. If suspicious activity occurs, the camera activates a siren and high-frequency flashing lights as a deterrent.

The device is IP66-rated for water and dust resistance, making it suitable for use in harsh outdoor environments. It supports dual-band Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.0 for fast pairing, and a wired Ethernet connection for stable performance in areas with high interference.

For storage, users can choose between local microSD cards (up to 256GB), cloud storage (subscription required), or NAS systems. The camera uses H.265 video encoding to reduce storage and bandwidth use by up to 50%.

Additionally, it includes two-way audio communication, dual-angle time-lapse photography, and compatibility with Xiaomi smart TVs and displays.

In related news, Xiaomi recently launched a new split air conditioner with fast cooling, air purification, and virus-killing capabilities. The company has also introduced two new humidifiers featuring quiet operation, invisible mist output, and HyperOS support.

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Xiaomi has steadily grown its smart home ecosystem, and one of the most important pillars in this lineup is its range of outdoor security cameras. From budget-friendly wired options to advanced dual-lens models with intelligent tracking and full-color night vision, Xiaomi now offers a solid portfolio.

In this 2025 roundup, we focus only on official Xiaomi-branded outdoor cameras available across Chinese and global markets. Indian buyers still lack direct access via Xiaomi’s local store, though some models are available through third-party importers.

Let’s break down the best Xiaomi outdoor security cameras you can buy right now.

Xiaomi Outdoor Camera 4 Dual-Cam Edition

Xiaomi’s most powerful outdoor camera to date, the Outdoor Camera 4 Dual-Cam Edition, combines two 5MP lenses in a compact yet robust design. It features a wide-angle lens for broad surveillance and a 6mm telephoto PTZ module that actively tracks movement with AI assistance. Once the fixed camera detects motion, the PTZ lens kicks in to follow the subject with precision.

It records in crisp 3K (2880 × 1620) resolution, enhanced with full-color night vision using dual LED spotlights and IR lights. Rated IP66 for water and dust resistance, the camera withstands extreme weather from -30°C to 60°C. It supports dual-band Wi-Fi 6, has an Ethernet port for wired stability, and integrates easily with the Mi Home app via Bluetooth 5.0.

Additional highlights include human/vehicle detection, real-time alert clips, two-way talk, a siren, time-lapse video support, and three-tier storage options: local microSD (up to 256GB), NAS, and Xiaomi Cloud. It’s currently a China-exclusive, priced at CNY 299 (~$42).

Xiaomi Outdoor Camera CW500 Dual

The CW500 Dual brings Xiaomi’s dual-lens magic to the global market. Instead of 5MP sensors, it opts for dual 4MP lenses that record in 2.5K resolution (2560 × 1440). The configuration remains similar: a wide-angle lens paired with a motorized PTZ unit capable of 355° panning and 95° tilting.

The camera uses 8 fill lights for full-color night vision and employs Xiaomi’s MJA1 security chipset to power AI-driven human/vehicle recognition while safeguarding data. IP66 weatherproofing ensures durability outdoors, and while it lacks an Ethernet port, it connects reliably over dual-band Wi-Fi 6.

There’s support for two-way communication, spotlight/siren deterrents, and local plus cloud storage. It’s available in various global regions, including Europe and Southeast Asia, but hasn’t officially arrived in India.

Xiaomi Outdoor Camera CW700S

The CW700S is Xiaomi’s most capable global outdoor PTZ camera, supporting full 360° horizontal rotation and 100° tilt. It features dual 4MP lenses with 9x hybrid zoom, switching from optical to digital zoom seamlessly while preserving 2.5K clarity.

With a dual-antenna setup for extended Wi-Fi range, this model is well-suited for larger outdoor spaces. It combines both white and IR LEDs for all-light-condition monitoring, and like its siblings, it features AI object detection, two-way audio, and powerful deterrents like alarms and flash lighting.

Compatible with Google Assistant and Alexa, the CW700S streams video to smart displays. It’s been launched in Europe (around €79.99) and is globally available via Xiaomi online channels, but not officially sold in India.

Xiaomi Outdoor Camera BW500

For users seeking flexibility without wiring, the battery-powered BW500 delivers excellent performance. It’s powered by a massive 10,000mAh battery that lasts up to six months and supports optional solar charging via Xiaomi’s dedicated solar panel accessory.

The camera records at 2.5K resolution and offers a 136° field of view. It includes smart PIR-based motion detection and AI filtering to ignore false triggers. The built-in spotlight enables full-color night vision up to 10 meters.

Rated IP67 for extreme weather resistance, the BW500 is one of Xiaomi’s most rugged options. It also features onboard 8GB eMMC storage for offline buffering, and optionally pairs with a base station that improves range and adds a secure indoor SD card slot. Available globally, the BW500 is a strong alternative to competitors like Eufy or Arlo.

Xiaomi Outdoor Camera BW300

The BW300 is a scaled-down variant of the BW500, offering 2K video recording and a 130° wide field of view. It features a 4900mAh battery that delivers up to six months of usage on a single charge. Despite its compact size, it retains many of the same capabilities, including AI-based motion detection, full-color night vision, two-way audio, IP67 water and dust resistance, and support for both microSD and cloud storage.

The BW300 is ideal for budget-conscious users wanting a simple wireless install. It’s widely sold across Xiaomi’s global store and trusted retailers.

Xiaomi Outdoor Camera 4C

The Outdoor Camera 4C is one of the most affordable Xiaomi outdoor models, yet it still features pan-tilt controls with 360° horizontal and 106° vertical coverage. It records in 1080p and supports full-color night vision using onboard LEDs.

Despite being budget-tier, it includes two-way audio, IP66 weather resistance, and microSD/cloud storage support. Available in China, the 4C is a solid option for entry-level users seeking coverage flexibility at a low price.

Xiaomi Outdoor Camera AW300

Still relevant in 2025, the AW300 offers excellent 2K (2304 × 1296) video quality with a 101.7° field of view. Its night vision system includes 2 white spotlights and 2 IR LEDs for dual-mode operation. Smart detection zones and built-in alarms help reduce false alerts.

It’s IP66 rated, supports up to 256GB of local storage, and integrates with Xiaomi’s Mi Home app for multi-camera monitoring. Priced at ~$30–$40, it’s a great wired solution for users prioritizing value and reliability.

Xiaomi Outdoor Camera AW200

Although aging, the AW200 is still sold in select global regions as an ultra-budget option. It records in 1080p, has full-color night vision with an f/1.6 lens, and uses 940nm IR for discreet black-and-white monitoring in pitch dark.

It’s compact, IP65-rated, and supports basic motion detection, two-way talk, and smart assistant integration. If you need basic security on a tight budget, the AW200 remains a solid pick.

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Xiaomi has launched a new smart surveillance product in China. The Outdoor Camera 4 Dual-Cam Edition is now listed on JD.com for 299 yuan ($42). The product will officially go on sale on June 3.

Xiaomi Outdoor Camera 4 Dual-Cam Edition Specs

The Outdoor Camera 4 Dual-Cam Edition features two 5-megapixel professional-grade sensors that deliver 3K resolution video at 2880×1620 pixels. Xiaomi has equipped the device with an f/1.6 large aperture lens for both cameras to enhance image clarity and brightness in various lighting conditions.

The camera setup includes a fixed lens with a 2.8mm short focal length for wide-angle coverage, paired with a 6mm telephoto lens on a pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) module. The two lenses work together using AI motion detection. When the fixed camera identifies a person or vehicle, the PTZ lens automatically tracks the subject to maintain focus.

The camera supports full-color night vision using dual white LEDs and infrared lights on each lens. The lighting system activates automatically when the system detects human motion in low-light conditions. Xiaomi has rated the device IP66 for dust and water resistance, allowing it to function outdoors in rain or snow.

The device supports dual-band Wi-Fi 6 and includes an Ethernet port for more stable wired connectivity. It also features Bluetooth 5.0 for quick pairing with the Mi Home app. Xiaomi has built in a local AI algorithm that can detect both human and vehicle presence. When unusual movement is identified, the app sends real-time alerts along with video clips. Motion detection zones can be precisely defined using customizable polygonal geofencing.

The camera includes a high-sensitivity microphone and a built-in speaker for two-way audio communication. It also supports sound and light alarms for deterrence, time-lapse video recording, and simultaneous viewing across phones, tablets, Xiaomi smart TVs, and smart displays.

Xiaomi also built in flexibility for storage: the camera supports up to 256GB microSD cards, NAS devices, and Xiaomi Cloud (subscription-based). It operates in extreme temperatures ranging from -30°C to 60°C, making it suitable for all-season outdoor deployment.

In related news, Xiaomi recently introduced the Mijia High-Speed Hair Dryer Pro with smart scalp protection, and a new washing machine featuring HyperOS, Blue Oxygen technology, and a slim design.

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Xiaomi has officially listed the Smart Camera C100 on its global website, signaling a worldwide rollout of its latest indoor surveillance device. The camera targets users who want smart home security with a strong emphasis on privacy, AI features, and ease of use.

Xiaomi Smart Camera C100 Specifications

The Smart Camera C100 comes with a 3MP sensor capable of recording at 2304×1296 resolution. It uses H.265 video compression to reduce storage needs and ensure smoother video playback. Xiaomi has equipped the camera with a 128° wide-angle lens and an f/1.6 large aperture, which allows it to deliver full-color video even in low-light conditions. The camera also features invisible 940nm infrared LEDs for night vision, avoiding the red glow that some cameras emit in the dark.

Xiaomi has integrated several AI-powered features into the C100. These include human detection, crying baby detection, loud noise alerts, and virtual fence monitoring. The camera can detect movement and send real-time alerts if someone enters or leaves a designated area. Users can also communicate with people near the camera via two-way voice calls through the Xiaomi Home app. The voice system uses algorithms like Acoustic Echo Cancellation and Noise Suppression to ensure clarity.

To protect user privacy, Xiaomi has included a physical lens shield that can be manually slid into place. When enabled, it stops the camera from recording. The C100 also supports privacy masking zones, letting users block out specific areas from surveillance. Xiaomi says all AI processing is done locally to improve performance and reduce reliance on the cloud.

The Smart Camera C100 supports Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2 for improved connectivity. It works with Android 8.0 and iOS 12.0 or later and supports integration with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. Users can store footage using a microSD card (up to 256GB), on NAS devices, or through paid cloud storage.

The camera weighs approximately 170 grams and measures 69 x 68 x 115 mm. It requires a 5V⎓1A power source. Xiaomi has not yet revealed pricing or exact availability, but the global website listing suggests an international launch is imminent.

In related news, Xiaomi recently launched a new washing machine featuring HyperOS integration, Blue Oxygen cleaning technology, and a slim design. The company also introduced a 20L smart microwave with a minimalist aesthetic and efficient performance.

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Xiaomi is stepping up its smart home game with the launch of the Xiaomi Smart Camera 4, a compact 4K surveillance unit that packs serious intelligence, privacy features, and seamless HyperOS integration, all for just 249 yuan (around $34). Early buyers also get a 64GB microSD card in the box.

Xiaomi Smart Camera 4 Specifications

The camera features an 8-megapixel sensor with 3840 x 2160 resolution, paired with a bright f/1.6 aperture and a six-element all-glass lens setup. It supports HDR for better image balance in challenging lighting, ensuring clear, sharp footage whether you’re filming a sunlit living room or a dark hallway in the middle of the night.

It comes with Xiaomi’s in-house MJA1 AI chip, capable of 1 TOPS processing power, enabling on-device intelligence for human detection, pet tracking, baby crying alerts, and abnormal sound recognition, all without relying on cloud processing. This edge AI approach offers faster response times and enhanced privacy.

For low-light environments, it equips a 940nm infrared fill light that provides up to 10 meters of night vision without emitting visible red light. It also comes with a high-sensitivity sensor that extends color capture time even in dim conditions, delaying the switch to black and white.

Connectivity-wise, the Smart Camera 4 supports dual-band Wi-Fi 6 for faster, more stable streaming and includes two-way audio with built-in noise reduction, letting you communicate remotely with greater clarity, perfect for a quick chat with your pet or checking in at home from afar.

Design-wise, the device sports a clean, minimalist body mounted on a dual-motor gimbal that allows 360° horizontal and 109° vertical rotation. It lets you manually control its movement, set up automatic patrol routes, or define custom tracking zones to cover key areas like doors, cribs, or pet corners.

In terms of storage, it offers multiple options: up to 256GB via microSD card, NAS support, or Xiaomi’s encrypted cloud backup. All recordings use H.265 encoding to save space without compromising image quality.

Privacy is clearly a priority, the camera incorporates four layers of protection: local AI computing, encrypted data transmission, a physical lens cover, and a dedicated security chip.

As part of the HyperOS Connect ecosystem, the Smart Camera 4 integrates effortlessly with other Xiaomi smart devices. It triggers routines, works with voice commands via XiaoAi, and enables smart collaborations that go beyond simple surveillance.

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Baseus S1 Pro Outdoor Security Camera System offers an intriguing blend of solar-powered innovation and solid camera performance. Over the past few weeks, I tested the S1 Pro system to see how it stands up to real-world use. Here’s a detailed review covering everything from unboxing to performance, durability, and my final impressions.

What’s in the Box?

The Baseus S1 Pro package includes:

• Two S1 Pro cameras
• An H1 HomeStation hub
• A power adapter
• An Ethernet cable
• USB-A to USB-C charging cable
• Two screw mounts and a screw pack
• Quick start guide/user manual

The contents are well-organized, and everything you need for setup is included.

Build Quality and Design

The S1 Pro cameras are built with industrial-grade plastic, providing a sturdy and durable feel. Each camera features an integrated solar panel that sits on top, dominating the design. While the large solar panels might appear bulky at first glance, they are practical, ensuring maximum sunlight absorption.

The cameras are rated IP67, making them resistant to dust and water. This durability reassured me about their outdoor placement. The HomeStation hub, on the other hand, has a minimalistic design meant to sit discreetly near your router. It’s compact and doesn’t take up much space.

The dual-camera system features a wide-angle lens and a telephoto lens. Both are housed within a cylindrical body that feels well-built and capable of withstanding outdoor conditions.

Setup Experience

Setting up the Baseus S1 Pro was straightforward. The H1 HomeStation requires a power connection and an Ethernet cable to link with your router. After plugging in the hub, downloading the Baseus app, and completing a firmware update, I was ready to connect the cameras.

Mounting the cameras was simple thanks to the included hardware. I positioned them on my home balcony, where they could cover the parking area and also the nearby road. The app provided clear instructions, making the process smooth even for someone without technical expertise.

The pairing process between the cameras and the hub was seamless. Within minutes, both cameras were live and accessible through the app. The app itself is intuitive, with an organized interface for accessing live feeds, recorded footage, and motion alerts.

Performance

The Baseus S1 Pro offers commendable performance across various metrics, making it a strong contender in the home surveillance market. However, there are specific areas where it excels and others where improvements could enhance the overall experience.

The dual-camera setup includes a wide-angle lens and a telephoto lens, both of which deliver up to 3K resolution with 120-degree FOV and f/1.6 aperture. During my testing, the footage captured by both lenses was crisp, clear, and vibrant. The colors appeared natural and well-balanced, particularly during the day. Motion capture was smooth, with no noticeable ghosting or artifacting, even when capturing fast-moving subjects like vehicles. This level of detail makes the system highly effective for identifying people, license plates, or other crucial elements in surveillance footage.

Switching between the wide-angle and telephoto views was seamless. The app allows you to view both feeds simultaneously, with one lens displayed in a picture-in-picture mode. This feature is particularly useful for monitoring a single area with both a close-up and a broader perspective. The 8x optical zoom of the telephoto lens provided detailed views of distant objects, maintaining clarity even at maximum zoom.

The S1 Pro offers two distinct night vision modes: standard infrared (IR) and spotlight night vision. The IR mode produced sharp, black-and-white footage, with clear visibility up. I found this sufficient for monitoring darker areas like parking lots or backyards.

The spotlight night vision mode, while more power-intensive, added a new layer of detail in low-light conditions. It provided a more natural representation of the surroundings, making it easier to identify colors and finer details. This feature is particularly useful in scenarios where black-and-white footage might miss critical visual cues, such as distinguishing clothing colors or car models.

The S1 Pro cameras are equipped with motion detection that uses adjustable sensitivity levels, ranging from 1 to 5. The default setting of 3 struck a good balance during my testing, accurately identifying motion without too many false positives. The system leverages AI to distinguish between humans and environmental triggers like swaying trees or passing shadows. This AI-driven approach significantly reduced unnecessary notifications.

Alerts were delivered via rich notifications on my smartphone. This made it easy to quickly assess whether the alert warranted further attention. The timeline in the Baseus app allowed me to review and playback events effortlessly, with options to download or share clips directly.

The two-way audio feature on the S1 Pro cameras worked as expected. The built-in microphones captured clear audio with minimal background noise, while the speakers produced loud and understandable output. I tested the feature by speaking through the app while standing near the cameras, and the audio quality was adequate for conversations or instructions. However, there was a slight delay, which is typical for devices of this kind.

However, I noticed a delay when accessing live feeds through notifications. Occasionally, the app froze, requiring a restart to function properly. At times, even when the app seemed fine, the camera failed to display the live feed, although the motion sensor worked and continued sending notifications. This lag was frustrating and highlights an area where Baseus could improve.

The local storage system is a strong point. The H1 HomeStation comes with 16GB of built-in storage, expandable up to 16TB using a user-installed SSD. I didn’t face any storage issues during my test, but users with high recording demands might benefit from upgrading the storage capacity.

Durability and Battery Life

The S1 Pro boasts impressive durability, thanks to its IP67 rating, which guarantees protection against rain and dust. Although I tested it during winter and didn’t experience any rain, the build quality felt very premium just like any other Baseus product, and seemed well-suited to withstand tough outdoor conditions.

Battery life is where the S1 Pro truly shines. Thanks to the solar panels, I didn’t have to charge the cameras manually during the entire testing period. The cameras maintained sufficient power levels. This set-and-forget design is a major advantage for those seeking hassle-free operation.

Another notable feature is the rotating solar panels, which automatically adjust throughout the day to optimize sunlight exposure. This smart move ensures the batteries remain efficiently charged, reducing the need for frequent recharging.

Final Thoughts

The Baseus S1 Pro is a well-rounded package with some standout features, particularly the rotating solar panels and high-resolution dual-lens cameras. Its performance in daylight and nighttime scenarios was commendable, and the build quality inspires confidence in its longevity.

However, the system is not without its flaws. The lack of pan-and-tilt functionality for the cameras and occasional app delays detract from the overall experience. Additionally, the $430 price tag may deter budget-conscious buyers, especially since it currently lacks options for standalone camera purchases.

Despite these drawbacks, the S1 Pro offers reliable surveillance with no ongoing subscription fees. It’s a worthwhile investment for those seeking a durable, eco-friendly security solution.

Pricing and Availability

The Baseus S1 Pro Outdoor Security Camera, priced at $430, is available on the Baseus website and features dual cameras along with a local storage hub. Currently, it is offered on Amazon for a discounted price of $199.99 during a limited-time deal running from December 2 to December 31.

Earlier this year, we also reviewed the Baseus N1 Outdoor Security Camera, a more affordable option compared to these models, but it lacks solar panels.

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As a tech reviewer, I’ve had the opportunity to test a wide range of products across various categories, and security cameras are no exception. Recently, I got my hands on the Baseus N1 Outdoor Security Camera Kit, a system designed for those seeking reliable outdoor surveillance with top-notch features.

After spending some time with it, I must say that the product offers a well-rounded package, combining durability, ease of use, and solid performance. Here’s a detailed breakdown of my experience.

What’s In the Box?

Here’s a list of what’s inside the box for the Baseus N1 Outdoor Security Camera Kit:

• Two Baseus N1 Outdoor Security Cameras
• HomeStation Hub
• Two mounting brackets and hardware
• AC adapter (for the hub)
• LAN cable (for the hub)
• USB charging cable (for the cameras)
• Quick start guide / user manual

This kit includes everything needed for setup and installation.

Build Quality and Design

Right out of the box, the Baseus N1 cameras exude a sense of durability. The build quality immediately stood out to me as one of the camera’s strongest aspects. The cameras feature a robust, weatherproof design (IP67 rating) capable of withstanding harsh outdoor environments like rain, dust, and extreme temperatures ranging from -20°C to +50°C. The compact design, coupled with its clean black-and-white color scheme, ensures that it blends well in any outdoor setting without being too obtrusive.

Each camera weighs 262 grams and measures 90 x 67 x 50 mm, making it a bit heavier than some other models on the market, but this added weight actually reinforces the product’s durability. I particularly appreciated how the cameras felt sturdy enough to endure long-term use in challenging conditions.

Seamless Setup Experience

As a reviewer who often deals with complex installations, I was pleasantly surprised by how straightforward the experience was with the Baseus Security App. The app walks you through the process step by step, from connecting the home station to syncing the cameras. Within 15 minutes, I had both cameras up and running, monitoring my outdoor spaces seamlessly.

The home station, which serves as the central hub for the cameras, connects to your router via an Ethernet cable. This wired connection ensures stable performance, which is crucial for continuous security monitoring. Once the cameras were synced to the home station, I could immediately start adjusting settings through the app, including configuring motion detection, setting up zones, and toggling between day and night modes.

Daytime Performance

When it comes to image quality, the Baseus N1 performs exceptionally well during the day. With its 2K recording resolution (2304 x 1296 pixels) and a 145-degree field of view, the camera delivers sharp, crystal-clear footage. The wide field of view was especially handy for covering large areas without requiring additional cameras, which could have otherwise increased costs.

I was able to monitor key areas like my driveway and backyard with minimal blind spots, capturing every detail in the frame. The colors were vibrant, and the clarity of the image impressed me the most. Even when zooming in with its 8x digital zoom, I could still make out important details such as license plates or the faces of people entering the premises.

Night Performance

While the daytime performance was outstanding, I found the night performance to be just about average but still more than sufficient for most use cases. The camera switches to black-and-white night vision in low-light environments, and the quality is decent enough to identify people and objects.

The camera also comes with a 100-lumen spotlight that can be activated for full-color night vision, which helps improve clarity, but the colors were of course not as vibrant as they were during the day.

In my tests, the spotlight illuminated my backyard effectively, allowing me to capture color footage even after dark. However, if you’re someone who requires high-detail night footage, you might find it limited compared to high-end models.

Durability and Battery Life

As someone who values products that can last in outdoor conditions, I was pleased with the durability of the Baseus N1 cameras. The IP67 rating means they are fully waterproof and dustproof, so I had no concerns about leaving them outside, even in harsh weather conditions.

Another key highlight is the impressive 7,800mAh battery life. According to the specs, each camera can last up to 210 days on a single charge, depending on usage patterns. While I haven’t had the cameras long enough to test the full 7 months of battery life, the system has held up well so far without requiring a recharge, even with regular daily use. For users in areas where power access is limited, this long battery life is a significant advantage.

Smart Detection and Storage

The camera uses smart motion detection to differentiate between people, vehicles, and objects, minimizing false alarms. You can also define specific zones in the app to monitor areas that are of particular concern, such as entry points to your home.

Unlike many competitors that require a monthly subscription for cloud storage, the Baseus N1 provides local storage that can be expanded up to 16TB. This is a massive advantage, especially if you’re not interested in recurring fees for cloud services. The home station comes with 16GB of built-in storage, which can last for up to 3 months, depending on how frequently your cameras record.

Two-Way Audio and Additional Features

The two-way audio system was another feature I enjoyed testing. It allows you to communicate with anyone on the camera feed in real-time, which is particularly useful for addressing visitors or deterring potential intruders. The audio quality was clear on both my end and the receiving end.

Additional features include integration with Alexa and Google Assistant, making it possible to control the system with voice commands. While the lack of support for Apple HomeKit and IFTTT might be a downside for some users, the overall feature set still makes the Baseus N1 a compelling choice.

App Experience

The Baseus Security App provided a great user experience. From real-time monitoring to adjusting camera settings, the app offers a wide range of customization options, including power modes and motion sensitivity adjustments. Notifications were prompt, and I appreciated how the app minimized false alarms by accurately detecting motion from relevant sources, like human movement, rather than small animals or wind-blown debris.

Final Thoughts

The Baseus N1 Outdoor Security Camera Kit is an excellent solution for anyone in need of a robust, durable, and reliable outdoor security system. With high-resolution video, a long battery life, expandable local storage, and advanced detection features, it offers a well-rounded package that is ideal for home and office environments alike.

Pros:

Excellent build quality and durability
Sharp 2K video resolution
Long-lasting battery life
No recurring storage fees
Seamless app experience and setup

Cons:

Night performance could have been better
Lacks integration with Apple HomeKit or IFTTT

Pricing and Availability

For a starting price of around $199, the Baseus N1 is a great investment for those looking for an affordable yet feature-rich security solution. Whether you’re a homeowner, office manager, or even a tech enthusiast like me, this camera kit delivers excellent value.

It is currently available on the Baseus website and Amazon.

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Last month, Honor introduced the Xiaopai Smart Camera Pro under its Honor Choice label, a home security camera with impressive features, including up to 20x super zoom capability. Priced at 249 yuan (approximately $35), the security camera is now up for sale on JD.com.

Honor Xiaopai Smart Camera Pro Specifications:

The Xiaopai Smart Camera Pro features a triple-lens setup with 4MP telephoto and wide-angle lenses, both having an f/1.6 aperture. The wide-angle lens offers a broad field of view, while the telephoto lens captures detailed distant images. It supports a 20x hybrid optical zoom, enabling clear magnification of details.

The camera offers intelligent dual-light full-color night vision with infrared and high-power warm fill lights. Users can choose between intelligent, full-color, and infrared night vision modes. In intelligent mode, the camera uses infrared but switches to full color when detecting human shapes. Full-color mode keeps the white light on all night, while infrared mode provides black-and-white images.

In terms of coverage, the camera offers a horizontal visual range of 360° and a vertical visual range of 125°, enabling panoramic surveillance. The camera also supports dual-screen synchronous live broadcasts and recordings, which allows users to monitor a wider area in real time. Additionally, the guard lens is fixed to monitor key areas consistently.

The Xiaopai Smart Camera Pro is designed with practical features such as two-way calling, making it easy for family members to communicate, especially the elderly and children. It also supports dual network connection methods, including 2.4GHz, 5GHz, and a wired network port, ensuring a stable and interference-free connection.

The camera’s local AI capabilities enable intelligent tracking of humans and pets, automatically capturing and recording movements. It also features cross-border/area detection, triggering alarms if something or someone enters a predefined area. To enhance security, the camera can emit a high-decibel alarm either manually or automatically upon event detection.

Storage options for the Xiaopai Smart Camera Pro include local storage via microSD cards with a capacity of up to 512GB and cloud storage through the Honor Smart Space App, available for purchase separately. The app facilitates real-time monitoring, playback of recorded footage, and overall device management.

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Honor has unveiled the Xiaopai Smart Camera Pro, a new home security device equipped with advanced features. The camera boasts a triple-lens system featuring 4MP sensors, allowing for detailed and clear video capture. A standout feature is its 20x super zoom capability, enabling users to magnify distant objects for closer inspection. Additionally, the camera supports real-time dual-screen monitoring, providing a comprehensive view of the monitored area.

The Smart Camera Pro has full-colour and infrared night vision modes

To enhance nighttime surveillance, the Xiaopai Smart Camera Pro offers intelligent, full-color, and infrared night vision modes. The camera also incorporates intelligent tracking technology, automatically zooming in and following human or pet movement. For added convenience, two-way communication is facilitated through the camera button or mobile app, allowing users to interact with individuals within the camera’s range.

The Xiaopai Smart Camera Pro is currently available for pre-order on JD.com at a price of 249 yuan, with official sales commencing on August 1. While the camera’s features appear promising, its overall performance and image quality will be crucial factors in determining its success in the competitive smart home camera market.

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Honor under its label Honor Choice has unveiled a new home security camera, the Xiaopai Smart Camera Pro, boasting up to 20x super zoom capability. The camera is now available for pre-order on JD.com and is priced at 249 yuan (around $34). It will hit store shelves on August 1st.

Honor Xiaopai Smart Camera Pro Specifications:

The Xiaopai Smart Camera Pro boasts a triple-lens setup, which includes telephoto and wide-angle lenses (4MP f/1.6 lenses). The wide-angle lens offers a broader field of view, while the telephoto lens provides detailed and distant views, working together to deliver a comprehensive monitoring experience. The camera supports a 20x hybrid optical zoom, allowing users to magnify details clearly up to 20 times.

For real-time monitoring, the camera provides dual-screen synchronous live broadcasts and recordings, allowing a wider monitoring range. It has a horizontal visual range of 360° and a vertical visual range of 125°, making it capable of panoramic surveillance. Additionally, the guard lens is fixed and monitors key areas.

The Xiaopai Smart Camera Pro offers intelligent dual-light full-color night vision, which includes infrared fill light and high-power warm fill light. Users can choose between intelligent night vision, full-color night vision, and infrared night vision modes. Intelligent night vision defaults to infrared, switching to full-color upon detecting human shapes. Full-color night vision keeps the white light on at night, while infrared night vision maintains a black-and-white picture.

The camera features local AI capabilities for human and pet intelligent tracking, automatically capturing and recording movements. It also supports cross-border/area detection, triggering alarms when something or someone enters the detection area. The camera can emit a high-decibel alarm to deter criminals, either manually or automatically upon event detection.

The camera supports two-way calling, making it convenient for the elderly and children to contact family members directly. It also offers dual network connection methods, including 2.4GHz, 5GHz, and a wired network port, ensuring stable and smooth monitoring with strong anti-interference capabilities.

The camera offers local storage via microSD cards up to 512GB and cloud storage through the Honor Smart Space App (available for purchase). The app allows for real-time monitoring, playback of recorded footage, and device management.

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Synology has unveiled two new home surveillance cameras, the FC600 and BC800Z, offering users additional options for securing their properties. Both cameras are designed to work seamlessly with Synology’s NAS (Network Attached Storage) devices, allowing users to store surveillance footage locally for added security and privacy.

While the FC600 has a fisheye lens, the BC800Z has a zoom function and 8MP sensor

The FC600 camera boasts a fisheye lens and a 6MP sensor, capturing a comprehensive 360-degree panoramic view of your surroundings. This makes it ideal for monitoring large indoor areas, like living rooms or hallways. The camera also features infrared low-light shooting for clear visuals even in dimly lit conditions. An interesting addition is the built-in call function, but specific details on its functionality haven’t been revealed yet.

The BC800Z takes a different approach, equipped with a zoom function and an 8MP sensor for capturing high-resolution, 4K video footage. This camera is well-suited for outdoor surveillance, offering sharp visuals for identifying details. It also boasts impressive weather resistance with IP67 and IP66 ratings, making it waterproof, dustproof, and capable of withstanding harsh environments ranging from -30°C to 60°C. Additionally, it meets the IK10 certification for impact resistance, ensuring durability against physical impact.

While both cameras offer promising features for home security, specific details regarding their launch date and pricing remain unknown. For those interested in a local storage solution with NAS compatibility, these Synology cameras are worth keeping an eye on for future announcements.

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TP-LINK has introduced a new outdoor security camera, the TL-IPC679V-A4, boasting a unique triple-camera system for comprehensive surveillance. This camera combines a high-resolution 4-megapixel fixed binocular camera with a 3-megapixel PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) camera. The binocular camera delivers a wide field of view and stitches images together to create a panoramic 32:10 image with exceptional resolution (3488 x 1088 pixels).

There is a unique triple-camera system incorporated in the camera

The PTZ camera offers additional functionality by automatically tracking intruders or vehicles, providing close-up views for identification purposes. This PTZ functionality allows for horizontal rotation of nearly 285 degrees and vertical rotation ranging from slightly downward to almost straight up. Mounting the camera is easy thanks to its upgraded adjustable bracket. This bracket allows for tilting the camera in five specific angles and horizontal adjustments throughout 360 degrees, ensuring you can achieve the perfect viewing angle for your needs.

Night vision is handled by high-power infrared LED lights for clear nighttime visibility. The camera also offers warm light illumination and three distinct night vision modes: infrared, full color, and a special humanoid detection full color mode. Two-way communication is another feature of the TL-IPC679V-A4, thanks to its built-in two-way voice intercom function.

Built to withstand the elements, the camera boasts an IP66 dustproof and waterproof rating, making it a reliable choice for outdoor security. Smart features include intelligent motion detection, the ability to detect objects crossing designated borders within the camera’s view, automatic recording, and alarm notifications.

For storage flexibility, the TP-Link camera supports local storage via microSD card (up to 512GB), cloud storage, and NVR storage.

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Xiaomi has unveiled its latest home security offering, the Xiaomi Smart Camera C700 in the Chinese market. This flagship camera boasts a number of impressive features, including 4K resolution, local AI processing, and a wide range of connectivity options. Let’s check out its key specs.

Xiaomi Smart Camera C700 Specifications:

Xiaomi Smart Camera C700 is the first indoor smart camera from Xiaomi to boast an 8MP sensor. The camera captures 4K HDR ultra-clear footage at 3840×2160 resolution, delivering sharper and more detailed visuals for enhanced security and monitoring. The camera features a professional-grade lens with 5 large-aperture optical lenses for exceptional image clarity, even in low-light environments.

The camera includes a dual-motor pan/tilt functionality that allows it to cover wide angles—360° horizontally and 110° vertically. This enables the camera to monitor a larger area and eliminates blind spots in surveillance coverage. Users can also physically shield the lens for privacy, a feature that supports both automated and manual control.

The C700 shines in low-light conditions thanks to its impressive night vision. Ten invisible 940nm infrared LEDs provide clear images up to 10 meters away without disturbing the environment. This is achieved through innovative non-red exposure technology.

The local AI capabilities of the Xiaomi Smart Camera C700 add a layer of advanced functionality. The AI supports multiple detection features such as baby crying detection, pet dynamic tracking, human form detection, and significant anomaly alerts like glass breaking. These features are processed locally, ensuring quick and accurate notifications without the need to store data on the cloud, enhancing privacy and security.

The security camera can also recognize gestures, such as an “OK” sign, to initiate actions like making voice calls. This is combined with two-way audio communication facilitated by an intelligent noise-reduction microphone and a large-diameter BOX speaker.

The C700 boasts strong connectivity with dual-band Wi-Fi 6 for reliable and speedy data transfer. It seamlessly integrates with other Xiaomi smart home devices through Xiaomi HyperOS Connect, enabling smart automations like lights turning on upon motion detection or the camera adjusting its view when the door unlocks.

For robust security, the C700 encrypts data transmission and utilizes a Mi Home Security Chip for top-notch data protection. It offers flexible storage options with microSD card (up to 256GB) and NAS compatibility, ensuring you can archive extensive video footage.

Pricing and Availability

The Xiaomi Smart Camera C700 is priced at 349 yuan ($49) and is available for purchase on e-commerce platforms like JD.com. It will go on sale starting at 10 a.m. on May 10th.

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Xiaomi announced the new outdoor security camera, the CW500 Dual-Lens version earlier this month. The camera is now up for sale in China for 349 Yuan (around $48) on e-commerce platforms like JD.com. The camera comes with a free 64GB memory card during its initial release on April 2nd. The CW500 Dual-Lens version is the extended version of the existing CW500 outdoor PTZ camera which launched earlier this year.

Xiaomi CW500 Dual-Lens Outdoor Camera Specifications:

The CW500’s standout feature is its dual-lens design. One lens offers a fixed perspective, ideal for monitoring entryways or specific zones. The other lens features pan-tilt functionality for wider coverage. This combination eliminates blind spots and provides a more complete security picture.

Both lenses are equipped with 4-megapixel sensors and an f/1.6 aperture, capturing 2.5K ultra-clear images. Each camera is supplemented by two white lights and two infrared night vision lights. At night, when human figures are detected, the camera automatically switches to color night vision for clear identification.

The CW500 comes equipped with intelligent features like AI human and vehicle detection. When movement is detected within the monitoring range, the Mi Home app promptly sends push notifications and records videos. Additionally, the camera features a built-in Mi Home security chip for data encryption and privacy protection.

The CW500 is built to withstand harsh weather conditions. It boasts an IP66 dustproof and waterproof rating, ensuring continuous operation regardless of wind, dust, snow, or rain.

The CW500 features a high-sensitivity microphone and high-power speaker, enabling two-way communication. Users can remotely view live footage or speak through the camera via the Mi Home app on smartphones, Xiaomi tablets, Xiaoai touchscreen speakers, and even Xiaomi TVs. The camera also supports Xiaomi’s HyperOS Connect.

The CW500 supports multiple storage options, including a free 64GB memory card (users can also use microSD cards from 16GB to 256GB) and cloud storage (paid service). The camera utilizes H.265 encoding for efficient storage usage and smooth video playback. It supports both 2.4GHz & 5GHz and connects via Wi-Fi 6 for a strong and reliable signal. For areas with weak Wi-Fi signals, the camera also supports wired connections.

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Xiaomi has recently expanded its smart home device lineup with the introduction of the CW500 outdoor PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) camera, now available for purchase on JD.com. This new camera aims to enhance outdoor security with its advanced features, all at a competitive price of 299 yuan ($42).

Xiaomi Outdoor PTZ Camera CW500 Specifications:

The CW500 boasts a 5-megapixel sensor paired with an f/1.6 aperture lens, offering 3K resolution for clear and detailed images. It also supports HDR (High Dynamic Range) video, ensuring well-balanced exposure across different lighting conditions.

For night-time monitoring, the device is equipped with intelligent full-color night vision, facilitated by four lighting lamps and a large aperture lens that allows for color imaging in low-light conditions. When motion is detected at night, the camera’s fill light activates to improve visibility.

The PTZ camera also incorporates AI-powered detection capabilities, differentiating between human figures and vehicles to provide real-time alerts and recording through the Mi Home App. This is further enhanced by sound and light alarms to actively deter potential intruders.

Connectivity is bolstered by dual-band Wi-Fi 6 support, ensuring stable and smooth video transmission at high definitions. The camera also includes a built-in Mi Home security chip, offering strong data and privacy protection.

The camera offers flexible storage options, supporting local, cloud, and NAS (Network Attached Storage) systems. It is also designed for versatile installation, with options for suspension, side-mounting, or pole-mounting, making it suitable for a variety of outdoor settings.

Durability is a significant consideration for the CW500, which features an IP66 rating, indicating its dustproof and waterproof capabilities. This ensures the camera can endure challenging weather conditions such as wind, rain, and snow.

The Xiaomi Outdoor Camera CW500 can also be used for time-lapse photography and two-way voice communication. It can be viewed remotely on smartphones, tablets, Xiaomi TVs, and Xiaoai touch-screen speakers.

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A Dutch smart home company, Hombli, has launched the Smart Solar Cam 2K, an outdoor security camera that aims to simplify home security. The camera boasts a solar panel that can maintain its battery with just 30 minutes of daily sunlight, lasting over seven months on a single charge. This eliminates the need for frequent battery changes and exposed wiring, potentially appealing to environmentally conscious and convenience-seeking homeowners.

The camera features human filtering for selective motion detection

The camera features 2K resolution for clear video footage, even in low-light conditions thanks to its colored night vision. Wide viewing angles ensure a comprehensive view of the monitored area. To enhance security, the Hombli Smart Solar Cam 2K features a “human body filtering” tool that triggers app notifications when it detects human presence. The camera also incorporates a built-in siren and floodlight to deter potential intruders. Additionally, two-way audio allows for communication with anyone near the camera.

Captured footage can be stored locally on a microSD card or in the cloud for later access. The camera integrates with popular smart home ecosystems like Amazon Alexa and Google Home, allowing for voice-controlled viewing and control.

The Hombli Smart Solar Cam 2K boasts an IP66 weatherproof rating, ensuring it can withstand various weather conditions. The solar panel’s design repels dirt and water, promoting optimal performance year-round.

Currently available in the EU and the UK for €149.95 (~$163), the Hombli Smart Solar Cam 2K offers a combination of convenience, reliability, and smart features, catering to those seeking an effortless and secure home security solution.

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After recently debuting the Xiaomi 360 Home Security Camera 2K in India, Xiaomi is set to launch the new Xiaomi Solar Outdoor Camera BW400 Pro Set, a smart surveillance camera with several advanced features on the world stage.

Xiaomi Solar Outdoor Camera BW400 Pro Set specs:

The Xiaomi Solar Outdoor Camera BW400 Pro Set features a solar-powered battery alongside a high-capacity 10000mAh battery, a wide 132° field of view, multi-level data encryption, and an IP66 rating for waterproof and dust-resistant properties. It also includes 2.5K ultra-clear night vision, AI detection, and precise recognition. Designed for easy installation and use, the camera ensures clear imaging in various environments, thanks to a larger f/1.6 aperture that enhances light sensitivity.

Tailored for outdoor usage, the camera has high-power infrared lights, full-color LED lights for effective night vision, and an impressive 180-day battery life under normal usage conditions. The Xiaomi Solar Outdoor Camera BW400 Pro Set is equipped with an AI chip for smart computing, facilitating two-way voice calling. Its professional outdoor design includes dust and waterproof features. The camera supports wireless connectivity, local SD card storage, and cloud storage as well. Additionally, it is compatible with popular voice assistants Google Assistant and Alexa.

Pricing & availability

Although the camera is already listed on Xiaomi’s global website, pricing and availability details are yet to be unveiled. Stay tuned for updates on the matter.

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Xiaomi continues to expand its product family in India. The company recently launched the affordable Redmi 13C in the country. Now, they are gearing up to release the new Xiaomi 360 Home Security Camera 2K for those looking to smarten up their homes and enhance security. Xiaomi India even revealed the release date of the budget-friendly camera on its official Twitter account. Here are the details…

Xiaomi Announces Launch Date for 360 Home Security Camera 2K in India

Xiaomi India recently shared a tweet announcing the release of the Xiaomi 360 Home Security Camera 2K tomorrow at noon (January 13). This camera, offering 2K resolution, is an affordable choice for security. It boasts 1296p resolution, an F1.4 wide aperture, a 6P lens, and night vision. The camera’s dual-axis pan-tilt-zoom motor allows a 360° horizontal and 108° vertical field of view.

Its AI-driven human detection minimizes false alarms, ensuring accurate alerts. Managed through the Mi Home app, it supports live streaming, motion detection alerts, and two-way audio communication. It’s also compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control.

The Xiaomi Mi 360 Home Security Camera 2K is an excellent option for budget-conscious users seeking reliable home monitoring. If you’re looking for more features or higher resolution, other alternatives are available. The current price in China is 299 yuan (around 450 TL), with the Indian price rs 3,299.

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The Xiaomi outdoor camera CW300, goes on sale starting today on Xiaomi Youpin. Priced at an attractive 239 yuan ($33), the first wave of buyers from December 12th to December 31st will receive a bonus of a 32GB memory card with their purchase, limited to the first 300 customers.

Xiaomi CW300 automatically records videos upon detecting human shapes and sends real-time notifications to your phone

The Xiaomi outdoor camera CW300 was reported earlier to boast a 4-megapixel camera, featuring an impressive F1.6 large aperture lens that delivers 2560×1440 output. Designed for outdoor surveillance, this camera can automatically illuminate with white light upon detecting a human shape during nighttime. It can present a color image even in dark conditions, enhancing visibility and security.

One of the standout features of this outdoor camera is its utilization of a new-generation local AI humanoid detection and measurement method. This allows the device to intelligently track human movement without relying on cloud processing. The camera automatically records alarm videos and sends real-time notifications to connected mobile phones upon detecting human shapes. The dual deterrence mechanism includes an alarm sound and high-frequency flashing lights.

Users can conveniently review recorded footage through the Mi Home App. However, to unlock cloud storage or utilize the microSD card slot for storage, users need to activate the respective services. The device incorporates a high-sensitivity microphone, featuring an AI intelligent noise reduction algorithm to enhance audio quality and pick up human voices effectively.

Ensuring seamless connectivity, the Xiaomi outdoor camera supports wired connections and 2.4GHz Wi-Fi wireless networking. This flexibility enables users to access surveillance feeds remotely using devices such as smartphones, Xiaomi tablets, Xiaoai touchscreen speakers, and Xiaomi TVs.

In summary, the Xiaomi outdoor camera CW300 is a comprehensive and intelligent surveillance solution that combines advanced imaging technology with smart AI features, providing users with enhanced security and peace of mind.

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In a recent report by Runto Technology, data from July 2023 indicates a robust growth in the Chinese online market for security cameras. Sales reached an impressive 2.03 million units, signifying a 36.5% year-on-year increase, despite a slight dip of 2.2% from the previous month.

Robust Growth in Online Sales: Delving into the Numbers

Financially, this translated to a revenue of 460 million yuan ($64.4 million) – a 41.1% increase from the previous year. Interestingly, there was only a marginal monthly decrease of 0.2%. When it came to the average market price online, the figures stood at 229 yuan ($31), marking a 7 yuan ($0.96) rise year-on-year and a 5 yuan ($0.68) increment from June 2023.

Brands have played a pivotal role in this growth. Xiaomi, the tech giant, took the lead in the surveillance camera online market, boasting a 16.8% share. This positioned the brand on the top, dominating its competitors.

Qiao An wasn’t far behind, securing second place with an 11.1% online market share. However, it’s worth noting that there was a significant difference between Qiao An and Xiaomi’s market presence. The subsequent positions saw Yoosee in third, TP-Link at fourth, and Hikvision rounding off the top five.

A noteworthy observation is the growing trend in outdoor surveillance cameras. Based on the same report, outdoor camera sales constituted 31% of the total market in July 2023, reflecting a 3% year-on-year growth.

These cameras are not only catering to home security needs but are increasingly becoming essential for the small-scale commercial sector. Chain stores, convenience stores, and small supermarkets are some of the beneficiaries, utilizing these cameras to enhance security management.

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Anker has finally admitted to a major accusation regarding its Eufy security camera. So now, the company has come clean regarding some of its “always encrypted” Eufy cameras not producing encrypted streams all of the times. So here are all of the details.

The Verge has been attempting to get a statement from the company, although, it deflected any form of communication while also ignoring its emails. However, when cornered against the wall, the brand finally admitted that its Eufy security cameras are not natively end to end encrypted. In other words, they are able and sometime did produce unencrypted video streams for Eufy’s web portal. This is similar to the ones that were accessed by The Verge from across the US using an ordinary media player.

However, Anker claims that it has now largely fixed this issue. The company stated that every video stream request originating from Eufy’s web portal will now be end to end encrypted same as they are on the Eufy’s app. Furthermore, the company is now working on updating its every single Eufy camera to use WebRTC, which is encrypted by default. Although, these cameras can still produce unencrypted footage upon request.

Lastly, Anker also issued an apology for the lack of communication and has promised to do better in the future. It has also confirmed that it is bringing in a third part security testing company, which is a “leading and well known security expert”. This is all the information we have at the moment, so stick around for more updates regarding this matter.

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Earlier today (9th May 2022), ZTE hosted the Axon 40 Pro and Axon 40 Ultra launch event in China. Apart from the new Axon 40 series of smartphones. During this event, the company also announced other new gadgets as well, which includes a new WiFi Router and a Smart Camera.

Talking about the new router first, the Chinese brand launched the new AX3000 Xuntian Edition Router. The new WiFi router is equipped with the company’s proprietary third generation dual core chipset. This processor comes with a 25 percent increase in performance and lower power consumption as well. It supports 160MHz bandwidth, 3,000Mbps rate, and adopts a 4+1 five antenna design that can cover a large apartment easily thanks to its 100 to 120 square meters coverage.

Furthermore, it is also equipped with a Gigabit Ethernet port and supports EasyMesh one click networking as well. It is priced at 289 Yuan (roughly 43 US Dollars) and will go on sale later this month. For those unaware, Xuntian is also known as the Chinese Survey Space Telescope or the Chinese Space Station Telescope. So in other words, the router is basically named after a space telescope.

Apart from the router, ZTE has also launched a new smart camera that is built for home security. The new smart camera can record in low light with full color and also supports ultra clear infrared night vision. Notably, it even supports 24 hours high definition monitoring as well. One of the highlighting aspects of the new Xiaoxing Patronus Gimbal is that it can record in 2.5K resolution. The security camera is priced at 229 Yuan (roughly 34 US Dollars).

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Yi Dome Guard Security Camera which generally retails for $50 is now available at a discounted price of $33 only at AliExpress. This deal ends tomorrow. 

Yi Dome Guard Security Camera

Key Features:

• 360-degree monitoring and flexible tracking
• 1080P enhanced night vision with IR light
• AI-based smart human detection
• Abnormal sound detection
• Time-lapse
• Instant notifications
• Dedicated cloud service plans
• EU plug variant

Generally retailing for $50, you can now buy Yi Dome Guard Security Camera at a discounted price of $33 only at AliExpress. This price is applicable to orders made from the Spain warehouse. This deal ends tomorrow. So place your order asap. 

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