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The Eufy SoloCam S340 is now $119.99, down from $199.99, which marks its lowest price so far based on price tracking data. That drop makes it easier to consider if you want a home security camera without ongoing fees. It’s a fully wireless outdoor camera powered by a solar panel, so once it’s installed, you’re not dealing with frequent charging or routing cables through walls. You can place the included solar panel either on top of the unit or a little farther away with a 10-foot USB-C cable, if your ideal mounting spot does not get direct or consistent sunlight. Beyond that, setup stays minimal , with the main challenge coming down to choosing the right placement for the best coverage.
The camera’s main appeal is its dual-lens system—one lens captures a wide view, while the other zooms in for detail, so you can monitor a full driveway and still pick out smaller elements like faces or license plates. The camera also pans 360 degrees horizontally and tilts 70 degrees vertically, which means you are not locked into a fixed angle after installation. You can move the camera using a virtual joystick or assign preset angles to quickly switch between common viewpoints via the companion app—making it feel closer to a live monitoring tool than a passive camera, though the live feed can take a moment to load, especially when you are accessing it remotely.
Color night vision, a built-in spotlight, and two-way audio add to that sense of control, letting you both see and respond to activity in real time. Storage is another area where the SoloCam S340 works differently compared to many subscription-heavy systems. The camera includes 8GB of onboard storage, so you can record and access footage locally without paying for a cloud plan. If you need more space or want improved subject recognition, you can connect it to the optional HomeBase 3 hub and expand storage up to 16TB. That said, while this camera works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for hands-free control, it does not support Apple HomeKit or the Matter smart home standard, as noted in this PCMag review .
