As a major player in consumer electronics, Anker continues to expand its roster of smart home products. The company recently introduced the Edge 5.0 Yard Protection System, a five-product suite aimed at offering proactive, comprehensive security for residential properties. According to Frank Zhu, General Manager at Anker eufy, homeowners tend to think of their property as a single, cohesive space that requires protection. Every product in this lineup is designed to give homeowners confidence that every corner of their property—indoors and out—is monitored and protected. Notably, each device in the system can connect to the HomeBase S380 without monthly subscription fees and supports local data storage for privacy-conscious users.
Homeowners spend valuable time caring for their yards every day and consider their property a single space to protect. Every product in this lineup aims to give homeowners confidence that every corner is covered, from indoors to outdoors, offering real peace of mind. These devices connect to the HomeBase S380 with no monthly fees and support local storage.

The first and most striking product in the launch is the Anker eufy TrackLight Cam S1, priced at $299.99. Anker describes the TrackLight Cam S1 as the world’s first outdoor security track light camera. It pairs illumination and surveillance, using an auto-tracking light that detects suspicious motion and follows moving subjects up to 12 meters away. The camera combines a powerful 105 dB siren with radar-enhanced detection for broad coverage, offering dual-radar sensors that support 180-degree monitoring. Mechanically, it provides 355 degrees of horizontal rotation and 90 degrees of vertical tilt, enabling extensive field of view. Imaging capabilities include 4K resolution with up to 10x zoom, backed by an adaptive tracklight that adjusts brightness and focus to highlight subjects while conserving energy when not needed.

Another notable device in the Edge 5.0 family is the Anker eufy SoloCam E50, priced at $229.99. The SoloCam E50 captures 4K video and includes pan-and-tilt functionality for dynamic coverage. It combines a wide-angle primary lens with a secondary lens that supports 12x hybrid zoom, making it easier to track movement at greater distances without losing clarity. Detection technology mirrors the S1’s approach, using dual detection with radar and passive infrared sensors to reduce false alarms while reacting quickly to real activity. The camera offers a motion-activated spotlight and two-way audio for on-the-spot interaction, and it can be paired with a 5-watt SolarPlus 2.0 solar panel for continuous outdoor power in sunny conditions.

The lineup also includes several other additions designed to cover different installation needs around a home. The eufyCam E52, priced at $269.99, uses a wide-angle fixed bullet lens paired with a motorized PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) module to give both a broad base view and the ability to focus on specific incidents when they occur. For entry-point protection, Anker refreshed its video doorbell offering with the eufy Video Doorbell S4, a $299.99 model featuring a 9-megapixel sensor capable of recording at 3K resolution to deliver clearer video of visitors and packages. For interior-facing or window-mounted use, the Anker eufy Window Camera E10 is a wired option that supports color night vision recording at 2.5K resolution, and it is priced at $79.99—an affordable choice for foyers, living rooms, or enclosed porches.
Taken together, the Edge 5.0 Yard Protection System appears focused on reducing false alarms, improving detection reliability, and offering flexibility for varied mounting locations. The emphasis on no subscription fees and local data storage responds to common consumer concerns about ongoing costs and privacy. The new devices are slated to roll out across different markets starting in October and will continue launching through the remainder of the year. For homeowners who want an integrated suite of cameras, lights, and door protection without recurring fees, Anker’s latest eufy lineup aims to be a compelling option.