Anker have announced their newest flagship security system with 5 new products they say will “shift home security from passive recording to proactive detection that starts beyond the door”
The range comprises of new “category first” products, the TrackLight Cam S1, possessing an auto-tracking light that locks on to intruders and follows them with a focussed beam and the Video Doorbell S4 with immersive AI tracking. Promoted as the “Worlds first VR doorbell”
Originally revealed at IFA 2026, the new suite of security cameras (along with the Homebase3) form a home-wide security solution designed to keep your premises safe.
The other three cameras include what I think is perfect for renters who cannot mount many traditional cameras due to restrictions on drilling or running wires. The Window Camera E10 points outdoors but remains indoors. Coupled with the eufyCam E50, eufyCam E52 the five prong approach should suit many Australians as they attempt to secure their homes.
All cameras operate by retaining all footage locally. No subscription required.
TrackLight Cam S1
The moving spotlight is something new to the security camera market and no doubt is something that will be copied. The dual-radar system detects intruders and them locks on with the spotlight and blasts a 105db siren to deter them from advancing further.
With the smarts in the new HomeBase 3 the footage can them be handed off to other Eufy cameras on the same network.
Other features
Video Doorbell S4
The camera boasts a 180° panoramic 3K lens and when paired with the app allows users to look around the scene as if standing at the door. Once locked on to a person the AI re-frames them at up to 8X zoom and keeps them centred as they approach.
Other features
Window Camera E10
For those homes where permanent mounting is not desirable or possible, such in rental properties, it has always been difficult to install decent surveillance. Anker however seem to have come up with a great option in the form of their E10 Window camera.
This guy sits on the inside of your window looking out, mounted using “no-trace” mounting tape. No drilling, no modifications needed and a clean removal once you move out.
Other features
To round out the 5 camera series are the eufyCam E50 & E52 which Anker describe as
eufyCam E50
A dual-lens 4K pan-and-tilt camera for the farthest boundary. One wide-angle lens keeps the whole yard in view while a second lens with 12x hybrid zoom tracks movement at the far edge of the property. Radar and PIR detection cut false alerts from passing cars, pets and wildlife, and a motion-activated spotlight with two-way audio deters at the perimeter. A 5-watt SolarPlus 2.0 panel keeps it running outdoors without maintenance. Compatible with Google Assistant.
eufyCam E52
Provides a full yard coverage from a single mount, pairing a fixed wide-angle bullet lens that maintains continuous panoramic coverage with a motorised pan-tilt-zoom lens that independently tracks and follows subjects. Records in 4K with 8x digital zoom, capturing facial detail from up to 12 metres.
Pricing and Availability
These cameras will be available at retailers and on the eufy website from 23 November
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