The EufyCam S4 four-camera security kit is now priced at $999.99, down from $1,399.99, marking a $400 drop and its lowest level so far. A two-camera version is also available at $649.99, reduced from $799.99.
Each camera combines a wide 4K view with a separate 2K pan-and-tilt lens, designed to capture broad scenes while tracking movement in finer detail. That setup can be useful for monitoring driveways, entrances, backyards, or detached structures with a single connected system.
The kit includes built-in solar panels rated at 5.5W per camera, and Eufy says about one hour of direct sunlight per day can help maintain battery charge under typical conditions. Because the system is wire-free, installation can be more flexible than with traditional hardwired cameras.
For nighttime monitoring, the system offers color night vision, while radar and passive infrared sensors are designed to improve motion detection and reduce unnecessary alerts. Recordings are stored locally through the HomeBase S380, which comes with 16GB of internal storage and supports expansion with a 2.5-inch drive up to 16TB. Facial recognition and cross-camera tracking are also handled locally, helping create a more continuous view of activity across multiple cameras.
With its mix of high-resolution capture, flexible power, and local storage, the EufyCam S4 reflects how home security is moving toward smarter, more self-contained systems that may shape the next generation of connected living.
