SoloCam S220, Solar Security Camera, Wireless Security Camera Outdoor, 2K Resolution, Continuous Power, No Monthly Fee, HomeBase 3 Compatible, 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, for Outdoor Surveillance

Great camera! Wide field of view, great resolution, self charges, easy to install. Best of all no recurring fee.

We purchased this Eufy Security Camera to cover a part of our property without the maintenance (frequent recharging). The overall camera quality and functionality is good, what we expect from Eufy. The color quality is excellent for daytime. The features, including night vision, is excellent. The storage capacity is an added plus for us. And the Camera works with our HomeBase 2 with no hang-ups.

I have 4 of these and they are wonderful. I love that I never have to replace or charge batteries. It records (6 to 12 seconds) and there's no membership fee like Ring for that feature. The recordings are clear and easy to see who or what is on your property. The range is excellent. The storage is great too. This product is well worth the money.

I’m really happy with these so far. The setup was quick, the app walked me through everything, and the solar feature is honestly the best part I haven’t had to think about charging them at all. The video quality is clear during the day and still pretty good at night. The only small thing is that motion alerts can be a second or two slow sometimes, but not enough to bother me. For the price and the fact that there’s no monthly fees, these are definitely worth it.

I spent over $400 on what I thought was a full Eufy home security setup. I bought the HomeBase 2, the 5-piece sensor kit, smart lock, doorbell camera, outdoor camera, chime, and more. I expected to feel safe in my home. Instead, I got a system that can barely be heard and a support team that doesn’t even understand how their own products work. Only the HomeBase 2 makes a sound when the alarm is triggered. None of the sensors, cameras, or other components ring. Just one small box with a 100 dB siren sitting upstairs next to my router. I live in a two-story home. One day the alarm rang for hours and I didn’t even notice. Neither did my neighbors. What kind of security system is that? When I contacted customer service, I explained everything clearly. I gave them the facts, the issue, and the exact solution. Their replies were insulting. They asked me if I had tried turning up the volume. I had. They told me to try different alarm tones. I had. They told me to move the HomeBase, even though I clearly said it had to stay next to the router. Then they told me to use my doorbell camera as a siren, which is connected to a chime and would go off with every passerby. It’s not even linked to the HomeBase alarms. That suggestion made no sense at all. Then came the most ridiculous part. They actually asked me if my house had walls. Yes, my house has walls. That’s how houses work. If your product can’t be heard through a wall, it’s not fit to be called a security system. It got worse. They asked if my motion sensors and entry sensors made noise. These devices do not emit sound. They never have. It’s shocking that their own support team doesn’t even know how their products function. That’s basic information and they clearly didn’t have it. They also told me Eufy doesn’t make a separate siren. I had to send them a link to their own siren listed on Amazon before they even acknowledged it existed. I asked for two of them to be sent to me as a fair resolution. After dodging the request with emotional reassurances and irrelevant replies, they just stopped responding. To make things even more frustrating, one of the cameras I bought wasn’t compatible with the system. I only found this out through trial and error, because the product description doesn’t mention it. Nowhere does it say it won’t work. That’s on them. There’s no actual customer service number. You’re left emailing support reps who don’t read your messages, don’t know the products, and give you useless copy-paste responses while stalling you into silence. I handed them the solution. I explained the problem from day one. I did all the work for them. The moment I had an airtight case and knocked down every excuse they had, they disappeared. If you want a system that’s reliable, loud, and backed by people who care about your safety, this isn’t it. The design is flawed, the listings are misleading, and the customer service will waste your time until you give up. I regret buying this. You will too. Update: After weeks of trying to work with Eufy support, I was offered a refund that doesn’t even cover the cost of fixing the problem. I asked for two sirens so the system could function properly, or a refund to cover the actual price. They refused both and closed the case. Since I pointed out the siren was on Amazon, it was suddenly removed and now only shows up on their website. I gave them every chance to resolve this and they chose not to. Think twice before trusting this system to protect your home.

Good view, user friendly, sound quality is good, motion detection on point. Purchase Dec 2024 its now Dec 27, 2025. My device seem to refuse to charge and I live in a tropical country. Never remove since I installed it so I guess the battery life goes to 1 year. Before this, the camera worked perfectly, day or night. Very good storage too

I love this camera. It was super easy to install. I cannot believe it's solar powered. If you buy a micro-SD card you don't need to get a subscription to record (which is basically underheard of these days, cue the ring products). I also think their app is better than ring. Very easy to navigate. We also bought a separate lock/camera for a different area of our house, it works seamlessly. We did have one minor issue with ours, I contacted customer service, and they immediately addressed my issue. I was absolutely blown away by the service. These are the only cameras and locks I will ever buy from here on out. 5 stars for the product. 5 stars for the app and not needing a subscription. 10 stars for the customer service.

The Eufy S220 is a decent smart doorbell overall. The video quality is good in daylight, and the app is fairly easy to use. Motion detection works most of the time, and notifications are reasonably quick. Setup wasn’t too complicated, which is a plus. However, there are a few drawbacks. Night vision could be clearer, and sometimes the motion alerts feel inconsistent. Battery life is okay but not exceptional, so you may need to recharge more often than expected. While local storage is a nice feature, some advanced options require extra purchases. Overall, it’s a solid mid-range option—not the best on the market, but good enough for basic home security needs.