Free With Subscription, This Solar Powered 4K Security Camera Kit Is on Sale at the Lowest Price.
Amazon’s Big Spring Sale (lasting seven days from March 25 to March 31) gives shoppers the opportunity to score great deals on everything from tech to home goods. This is Amazon’s second spring sale, and while it may not be as flashy as Prime Day , it’s still full of discounts that are hard to ignore. Prime members get the best deals , so if you want to participate but don’t want to commit, Amazon ‘s 30-day free trial of Prime has you covered—just be sure to cancel your subscription after the sale .
One of the best deals in the lineup is the EufyCam S3 Pro (Dual Camera Bundle with HomeBase 3) , which is now on sale for $439.99, down from $549.99—its lowest price ever, according to price trackers . It’s still expensive, no doubt, but it’s one of the few security cameras that manages to deliver actual 4K resolution without locking you into a subscription plan.
The cameras feature Eufy MaxColor Vision technology, which uses AI image enhancement and an impressive f/1.0 aperture to deliver vivid night shots that are almost daylight-crisp. Plus, the added benefit of the SolarPlus 2.0 panel means you can go almost a full year without charging the camera, as long as it’s exposed to direct sunlight for an hour a day. All of this is supported by the included HomeBase 3 (with 16GB of built-in local storage, expandable to 16TB if you ever need it), which acts not only as a storage hub, but also as a siren-equipped central control for the Eufy security line, providing local video storage without recurring cloud fees.
However, while the IP67-rated EufyCam S3 Pro offers a robust set of features—two-way audio that lets you communicate through the camera, custom motion detection zones that can be set to avoid false alerts, and an AI-powered system that can differentiate between people, pets, and vehicles, ensuring you only receive the notifications that matter—it’s important to note that integrating it with Apple HomeKit can be a bit of a headache, as the resolution will drop to 1080p and requires an iCloud subscription to store video (which undermines the whole appeal of opting out of the subscription), according to this ZDNet review .