Anker Eufy unveils five new security cameras for 2026

Anker is expanding the range of its smart home brand Eufy with four cameras and a system for centralised video recording. The new devices are designed for different areas around the home and property.

Several models combine wide-angle and telephoto cameras. People and vehicles can be detected and tracked automatically. Depending on the model, radar and infrared sensors are used for motion detection. Recordings can be saved to a memory card, a HomeBase or a network video recorder.

Eufy Video Doorbell S4

The Eufy Video Doorbell S4 records at nine megapixels with a 3K resolution. Its field of view is 180 degrees both horizontally and vertically, allowing it to capture visitors as well as parcels left at the door.

The OmniTrack function detects people and adjusts the framing to follow their movement. When a visitor presses the doorbell, a video-call notification appears on the connected smartphone.

For motion detection, Anker combines radar with passive infrared sensors. Two built-in LED lights enable colour recordings in the dark. The doorbell is connected to the existing doorbell wiring. A 2,400 mAh battery keeps it running temporarily during a power outage.

Eufy SoloCam E50

The SoloCam E50 is designed for driveways, gardens and other outdoor areas. It has two cameras, each with 4K resolution. The wide-angle lens covers a larger area, while the telephoto lens offers up to 12× hybrid zoom.

The camera can pan horizontally and tilt vertically. When it detects a person or vehicle, it automatically follows the movement. If several people enter the frame, the view is adjusted accordingly.

Other features include radar and PIR sensors, a spotlight, a siren and two-way audio. The battery has a capacity of 10,000 mAh and is charged by a removable 5-watt solar panel.

Videos can be stored on a separately available microSD card. Alternatively, the SoloCam E50 can be connected to a compatible Eufy HomeBase.

EufyCam E52

The EufyCam E52 uses two cameras working together. The upper 2K wide-angle camera remains fixed and continuously shows the entire area. Below it is a movable 4K camera that can track people and zoom in automatically.

The zoom provides up to eightfold magnification. When more people enter the monitored area, the camera widens the frame so that several people remain visible at the same time.

The E52 uses radar for motion detection. Warning lights and a siren are also included. A 5-watt solar panel charges the battery.

A HomeBase is not essential for operation. Recordings can be stored on a microSD card with a capacity of up to 512 GB. The EufyCam E52 costs €299 and is not yet available.

Eufy TrackLight Cam S1

The TrackLight Cam S1 combines a pan-and-tilt 4K camera with movable outdoor lighting. When the camera detects a person, both the camera and the light follow their movement, so the illuminated area is not limited to a fixed position.

Two radar sensors cover a 180-degree angle and a range of up to twelve metres. Three areas in which movement should be detected can be defined in the app.

The camera supports colour night recording and has a siren of up to 105 decibels. It can also recognise known people by means of a registered smartphone. In this case, subtle lighting can be switched on automatically.

For power, Anker combines a 15,000 mAh battery with a 5.5-watt solar panel. The TrackLight Cam S1 is available in white and black.

Eufy NVR Security System E50

The NVR Security System E50 is aimed at users who want to manage several cameras centrally and record continuously. The included cameras combine a fixed 2K wide-angle camera with a movable 4K module. The automatic digital zoom provides up to fivefold magnification.

The system distinguishes between people, vehicles and pets. Movement can be tracked across multiple cameras. A search function helps users find specific events in the stored recordings.

The network video recorder has eight ports and can be expanded to up to 16 channels. A 2 TB hard drive is included, and storage can be expanded to up to 16 TB.

The Eufy NVR Security System E50 costs €999.99.

Conclusion

With its new Eufy devices, Anker covers a variety of areas, from the front door, driveway and garden to the monitoring of larger properties. The individual cameras store their recordings on a microSD card or via a HomeBase. For several cameras, the NVR system offers its own hard drive.

Source/photo: (Amazon / Anker Eufy)