Shelly's new security camera operates without a subscription
Shelly has launched a new $49.99 security camera that offers core features without mandatory subscription fees. The device enters the competitive market for affordable home surveillance solutions.
Shelly has introduced a new security camera priced at $49.99, designed to function without any additional subscription fees. This launch follows the company's recent release of a budget-friendly flood sensor known for its battery life.
The Shelly Camera records in 1080P resolution and features a wide field of view, spanning 110 degrees horizontally and 70 degrees vertically. Night vision capabilities are included. The camera will be available soon in black or white from the company's online store and other resellers.
The market for affordable security cameras is highly competitive, with rivals like Wyze offering higher resolution (2K) cameras at similar price points. Shelly aims to differentiate by providing essential functionality without recurring costs, while offering optional subscription tiers for expanded features.
The camera does not have a battery, meaning it requires a continuous power connection, a common characteristic for fixed-installation cameras in this price range.