Two standout security camera deals at historic lows
This comparison looks at two discounted outdoor security cameras that have dropped to their lowest or near‑lowest prices, weighing dual‑lens tracking against high‑power floodlight coverage to help buyers match features with their real security needs. The Baseus X1 Pro Dual-Lens Solar Security Camera is currently available for USD 119.99 (approx. RM560), down from its usual USD 270 (approx. RM1,260), as part of a limited-time promotion running through June 30 when buyers apply the X1PROPRNO1 promo code at checkout. According to Fossbytes, “the camera has dropped to just $119.99, down from its usual $270 retail price.” On the wired side, Amazon has cut the Wyze Floodlight Camera Pro to USD 71.23 (approx. RM335), a 29% discount from its USD 99.99 (approx. RM470) retail price, matching the lowest level seen this year during Wyze Prime Day promotions.
Baseus X1 Pro: Dual-lens solar security camera for wide, smart coverage
The Baseus X1 Pro aims to be a feature-rich solar security camera for buyers who want broad, intelligent coverage without dealing with constant charging or subscriptions. Its standout feature is a dual-camera setup: two independent 3K sensors can watch different zones at once, paired with a 300‑degree pan range so it can monitor a large yard, driveway, or side passages in one install. Each lens supports independent motion tracking, following people, vehicles, or animals as they move. AI detection can identify people, vehicles, faces, and pets, cutting down random alerts and grouping recordings into useful categories. Power comes from an adjustable solar panel and an internal battery; Baseus says 20 minutes of sunlight can keep the camera running for a full day. Local microSD storage supports up to 512GB, and the IP65 rating helps it withstand typical outdoor weather.
Wyze Floodlight Camera Pro: Floodlight camera discount with 3,000 lumens
The Wyze Floodlight Camera Pro targets homeowners who want to replace a standard wired light with a smarter floodlight camera discount option that emphasizes deterrence and clarity. This hardwired model records in 2.5K resolution and pairs its camera with 3,000‑lumen LEDs, providing strong illumination for driveways, backyards, or side entrances. Amazon’s current Wyze Prime Day deal drops it to USD 71.23 (approx. RM335), which Android Authority notes “matches the lowest price we have seen this year.” Beyond lighting, the camera offers a wide field of view, built‑in siren, and two‑way audio so you can talk to visitors or scare off intruders. The Wyze app adds motion, person, vehicle, pet, and package-triggered automation, plus scheduling for the floodlight, notifications, siren, and camera behavior, giving fine control over when it records and how it responds to movement around your property.
Tracking vs brightness: Which security camera deal is better for you?
Choosing between these two security camera deals comes down to how you prioritise tracking coverage, power options, and visual deterrence. The Baseus X1 Pro suits locations where power outlets are scarce, such as detached garages or fence lines, and where wide-area tracking matters more than blinding light. Its dual 3K lenses, 300‑degree pan, AI categorisation, IP65 rating, and solar charging create a flexible, subscription‑free solar security camera that keeps watch over multiple angles at once. The Wyze Floodlight Camera Pro is a better fit where you already have wired lighting and want a stronger visual and audio deterrent. With 2.5K video, 3,000 lumens of light, a siren, and app automation, it focuses on lighting up and monitoring a single critical zone like a driveway or main entrance. Both are strong value plays; your layout and wiring will decide the clear winner.
