Anker launched the Eufy TrackLight Cam S1 in the US on November 9, 2026. The outdoor security camera costs USD 299.99. It follows suspicious people with a moving spotlight and adds 4K video, a loud alarm and solar charging.
Most security cameras only record what happens. This one reacts as well. Its tracking light follows a person from up to 12 meters away. The beam widens or narrows between 10 and 30 degrees as the person moves closer. The camera turns 355 degrees sideways and 75 degrees up and down.
A 105dB alarm works together with the spotlight. It warns homeowners and tells unwanted visitors to stay away from the property. The camera also flashes red and blue lights for an extra warning.
Video quality is strong. The camera records in 4K and offers up to 10x digital zoom. Color night vision keeps footage clear in the dark. A separate 120-degree floodlight brightens the area around the camera.
Dual radar sensors cover a 180-degree area up to 12 meters. Users can set three custom zones to watch the spots that matter most. This also cuts down on alerts triggered by movement nearby.
A family recognition feature works through Bluetooth. When a registered family member comes close, the camera turns on a soft welcome light. Family members then do not trigger security alerts.
A 15,000mAh battery and a 5.5W solar panel power the camera. Its IP65 rating protects it from dust and water. Footage can be saved locally, so no monthly subscription is needed. The camera works with Google Home and Apple Home. Apple Home needs HomeBase 3.
Anker eufy General Manager Frank Zhu said the product offers 'intelligent, active protection that responds in the moment.'
With a moving spotlight and a loud alarm, the TrackLight Cam S1 aims to stop unwanted visitors early instead of only recording them.
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