As far as industry giants go, tech veteran Anker has no shortage of hardware under its many product lines—in fact, the company recently unveiled its new Edge 5.0 Yard Protection System, a five-product setup that’s designed for proactive home security. Frank Zhu, General Manager at Anker eufy comments:
Homeowners spend valuable time taking care of their yard, day in, day out, and think about their property as one cohesive space they need to protect,” said. “Every product in this lineup is designed to give homeowners confidence that every corner of their property is protected, from indoors to the outdoors, providing valuable peace of mind. That said, all the products under the lineup can connect to the HomeBase S380 with no monthly subscription fees and local data storage.
First up is the Anker eufy TrackLight Cam S1, which is priced at $299.99. Anker says that it’s the world’s first outdoor security track light camera, and comes with an auto-tracking light that detects suspicious activity and locks onto moving subjects from up to 12 meters away. It also features a 105 dB siren, dual-radar 180-degree coverage, 355-degree horizontal and 90-degree vertical pan-and-tilt, 4K resolution with 10x zoom, as well as an adaptive tracklight.
The lineup also includes the Anker eufy SoloCam E50 ($229.99), which comes with 4K video recording along with a pan-and-tilt camera, a wide-angle lens, and a second lens with 12x hybrid zoom to track distant movement. Much like the cam S1, it also features radar and passive infrared dual detection, a motion-activated spotlight, two-way audio, although there’s also a 5-watt SolarPlus 2.0 solar panel in the mix.
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Anker also unveiled the eufyCam E52 ($269.99) which comes with a fixed wide-angle bullet lens with a motorized PTZ lens, the refreshed eufy Video Doorbell S4 ($299.99) which comes with a 9-megapixel lens with 3K resolution, and the Anker eufy Window Camera E10, a wired camera which supports color night vision recording at 2.5K resolution, all for $79.99. The new products are set to launch throughout October up until later this year.