eufyCam C37 with 2K video and 360-degree tracking falls to $59.99 at Amazon

Anker's EufyHome brand has cut the price of the eufyCam C37, a wireless outdoor security camera with solar charging, to $59.99. Slickdeals reported the offer on 14 November 2026, citing an Amazon listing, and said shipping is free. TechBargains repeated the $59.99 price on 15 November. Slickdeals used $60 in its headline and $59.99 in its text, so the two figures are the same offer rounded in the headline. Both reports describe the same camera deal, so we treat them as one event.

The eufyCam C37 records in 2K and has a built-in spotlight for colour night vision, according to the product listing that the reports link to. The camera pans and tilts through 360 degrees, and its AI tracking follows people, vehicles and pets. A detachable 3W solar panel can be placed apart from the camera, so the camera and the panel can point in different directions. The listing says the camera has IP65 water resistance and that it is designed for upside-down installation only. It warns that an upright or flat mount may cause water damage and weaker detection.

Storage and running costs are a key part of the offer. The listing says the camera has no monthly fee and no cloud subscription. Recordings are saved to a microSD card of up to 256 GB, which is sold separately, or to a HomeBase hub. Cloud storage is not supported. The listing also says the camera does not record 24/7, even when it is connected to a HomeBase Mini. Without a microSD card or a hub, recording is not available.

Compatibility matters before you buy. The listing names HomeBase 3, HomeBase Mini, HomeBase Professional, Network Video Recorder S4 and Smart Display E10 as compatible, each with a minimum firmware version. It says the camera does not work with HomeKit, and that it does not work with HomeBase 2 or Network Video Recorder E50. The eufy app should be version 6.0.10 or newer for smooth operation.

Solar charging is not a full power supply on its own. The listing warns that charging depends on sunlight, panel angle and weather. When solar input is low, or when the camera is triggered very often, the battery can still drop. In low-temperature areas, the listing says, less than two hours of daily sunlight may not support continuous power.

The deal suits people who want a camera that covers a large outdoor area without a monthly fee and who already use a compatible eufy hub or a microSD card. It is less suited to people who need HomeKit support or 24/7 recording. Both reports present the price as a sale, but neither says how long it will last or whether the stock is limited. Neither compares the price with earlier prices, and neither tests the camera in use. Slickdeals notes that a community member shared the deal, which is a user report and not an official announcement from the seller.

The reports do not say whether the price applies in every country or only to the Amazon listing they cite. They also do not confirm the listing's claim of savings of up to $300 over three years. Readers should check the current price, the included parts and the return terms on the seller's page before they order.