Xiaomi Smart Solar Camera 4 Pro Launches for $95 in China

Xiaomi has released a new solar-powered security camera designed for locations without reliable power or Wi-Fi. The Smart Solar Camera 4 Pro 4G Dual-Camera Edition offers a self-sustaining monitoring solution for remote areas. Buyers who need off-grid surveillance can now rely on a device that charges itself using sunlight. The product targets users seeking standalone security solutions that do not rely on existing power grids.

Dual 5MP sensors and 4G SIM enable off-grid monitoring

The camera features a dual-sensor setup with two 5 MP image sensors. It records video in 3K resolution and uses AI to track motion automatically. Connectivity relies on dual 4G SIM cards, allowing the device to function without a local Wi-Fi network. The dual 4G SIM connectivity allows the device to maintain network access in locations where traditional broadband is unavailable.

Specifications

• Battery Capacity: 9,900mAh
• Solar Panel Power: 7.6W
• Sensor Resolution: Dual 5 MP
• Video Resolution: 3K
• Connectivity: Dual 4G SIM

Power management centers on a large 9,900mAh battery paired with a 7.6W solar panel. Xiaomi claims this combination keeps the device running indefinitely as long as adequate sunlight is present. The battery alone lasts more than a week on a single charge. The unit carries an IP66 rating, which protects it from dust and heavy rain for outdoor durability.

The device supports color night vision and includes two-way audio for communication. It is currently available in China for 649 yuan (around $95.66). Xiaomi has not yet confirmed an international launch for the Smart Solar Camera 4 Pro 4G Dual-Camera Edition. Global release timing remains speculative based on past product trends.

The introduction of this model adds to Xiaomi's existing lineup of solar-powered surveillance equipment. The camera provides a practical option for users who cannot run power cables to their monitoring points. We looked at similar solar security solutions earlier while tracking off-grid camera releases.

Source: NotebookCheck