Solar-powered security camera Brits are using to protect their homes | Express.co.uk

If you plan on going away in the next couple of months and want some peace of mind while you're not at home, a new deal on Amazon might just appeal to you.

The eufy Security SoloCam E30 camera has seen a pretty big price drop from £129.99 to £89.99 - and is perfect to keep an eye on your home and never needing to worry about charging a battery or wiring it in.

It comes with a 360° pan and 70° tilt, which ensures there are no blind spots, allowing you to monitor your driveway or garden with ease. There's even built-in AI for object recognition and 360° pan, SoloCam E30 will detect and automatically track humans and vehicles as they move across the area it's monitoring.

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Amazon has cut the price of this eufy security camera that keeps an eye on intruders and will never run out of juice.

It's currently £89.99 during the February sale so make sure you act fast!

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The camera also has a crystal-clear 2K resolution for clarity day and night, capturing every detail that matters. With an f/1.6 aperture and 2K resolution, SoloCam E30 always ensures superior image quality when viewing it on your phone through the app.

With a removable solar panel for flexible installation, SoloCam E30 is charged with sunlight for just two hours daily so, unless it's an extremely dull day, you'll not need to worry about running out of juice. All of your camera footage can be viewed through the eufy app as well so you can keep an eye on your home while you're away.

Reviewers are also saying how much they "love it". One person said: "After a few weeks I am happy with this device though as it is a big improvement on my old setup. It looks more professional and the slightly creepy tracking is great, it’s as if a belligerent security card in a darkened room is actually watching you.

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"It adds to the psychological deterrent if you ask me and produces more useful footage. It’s quite a grey day today, and despite being westerly facing, I can see the battery charging too, which is reassuring. The app works well and it’s nice to have it integrated with my doorbell so I’m not swapping between them. I can easily snooze both devices in and out of my gardens."

However, some reviewers have noted that the two-way intercom can be "buggy" at times. One reviewer said: "This also has a great intercom function!

"It was a little bit buggy - we had some difficult making it 2-way, but it worked well 1-way (where we were able to speak to the person standing outside, but we weren't able to hear them). We still haven't figured out how to fix this, so it works both ways, though it should be possible since we somehow got it working at one point before it stopped working again."

If you're looking for a more portable option to keep an eye on your home, the Ring video doorbell is available. It's currently priced at £49.99 on Amazon. Meanwhile, the Google Nest Video Doorbell retails for £179.99 on Argos.