00:00So, my back pasture has no power, no ethernet, and one very persistent raccoon, and that's
00:05exactly how I ended up testing solar Wi-Fi cameras for the last few months.
00:09If you've got a barn, a gate, a cabin, or just a big yard where running a cable is
00:14basically a construction project, these are for you.
00:17I dug through the listings, compared the specs, and found 5 that are actually worth the money
00:22right now.
00:23Let's get into it.
00:25Starting off with the J-OAN 4K 6MP solar camera, and this one surprised me.
00:31It's a dual-lens PTZ setup, so you get a wide view plus a zoom lens working together, and
00:36it'll pan and tilt to follow movement across your yard instead of just staring at one fence
00:40post.
00:41The solar panel is included, and mine has stayed topped off even through a pretty gray week.
00:47At $49.19, with almost 5,000 sold and a 4.7 rating, this is the one I'd grab if
00:53you want
00:54the most camera for the least money.
00:56Honestly, PTZ plus dual-lens at that price used to be unheard of.
01:01Next up, the 8MP 4K solar Wi-Fi camera with ICC.
01:06If image quality is your priority, this is the pick.
01:098 megapixels means you can actually crop into the footage and read a license plate or make
01:14out a face, instead of squinting at a blurry blob.
01:17It's got a built-in battery, dual-lenses, and the solar panel keeps it running without you
01:22ever climbing a ladder.
01:24It's $68.39, so it's the priciest on the list, but it's got a 4.9 rating from nearly
01:295,000 buyers and that's the kind of number that tells you people aren't returning it.
01:34Now, if you need to cover multiple angles, the Anron Floodlight Kit is the smart move.
01:40You can buy it as a 2, 3, or 4 camera bundle, which is perfect for a property where you've
01:45got a gate, a shed, and a driveway all needing eyes.
01:49Each one has a floodlight with full-color night vision and a local alarm, so it doesn't just
01:53record the intruder, it lights them up and makes noise.
01:57Starting at $75.03, with a 4.7 rating, it's the best value per camera on this whole list
02:04if you're covering real acreage.
02:06Coming in fourth, the Anron solar camera with battery and cloud storage.
02:10This is the simple, no-drama option.
02:143 megapixels, 2.4 gigahertz Wi-Fi, color night vision, and cloud storage so your footage isn't
02:19sitting on a card that a thief can walk off with.
02:22Setup took me maybe 10 minutes with the app.
02:25It's $49.70 with a 4.8 rating, and one thing to note, it can't be added to an NVR,
02:32so this
02:32is a standalone, app-based camera.
02:35If that's fine with you, and for most yards it is, it's a really easy yes.
02:39And rounding it out, the cheapest one here, the Anron 2K solar camera at $43.02.
02:46You get a choice of 3 or 5 megapixels, a built-in floodlight, color night vision, and battery
02:51plus solar so it just runs itself.
02:54It's got the highest rating on the list, a 4.9, which is impressive for the lowest price.
03:00This is the camera I'd put on a chicken coop or a backgate, somewhere you want coverage
03:04but you don't want to spend a fortune.
03:06I too, and you've still spent less than one premium camera.
03:11All 5 links are down in the description, and prices on these move around, so check before
03:15they jump back up.
03:17If this saved you some research time, hit that like button and subscribe I've got more off-grid
03:21gear tests coming.
03:23Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you in the next one.
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