4K Security Camera

When choosing the best security camera, it is better to consider a resolution of at least 1080p for good image quality. Moreover, many people now prefer higher resolutions like 2K or 4K for even clearer details. Higher-resolution cameras, especially the ones with 4k resolution, provide better image quality and allow for more precise identification of objects and individuals.

No, 4K resolution offers a significant advantage over Full HD in security cameras. With four times the number of pixels, 4K surveillance cameras provide superior image detail and clarity, allowing for better identification and recognition of faces and objects even at a greater distance. This increased level of detail provides enhanced monitoring capabilities and improves overall security effectiveness.

Regarding the best 4K resolution security camera system, a recommended product is the eufyCam S330, which provides detailed footage day and night, up to 16 TB expandable local storage, and features BionicMind™ AI to differentiate between family and strangers. With HomeBase 3, you can even centrally manage your home security systems.

Most eufy 4K video cameras feature color night vision and ultra-sensitive sensors that capture clear, vibrant footage even in low-light conditions. With built-in spotlights or floodlights, these cameras with 4k resolution deliver exceptional nighttime performance.

Yes. Many of eufy’s 4K security camera models are IP67-rated for dust and water resistance and can operate in temperatures as low as –20 °C (–4 °F), making them ideal outdoor security cameras for harsh Canadian winters. They remain reliable in rain, snow, and cold weather, though proper installation—including placement, mounting, and power considerations—helps ensure consistent performance in extreme conditions.

There’s no single per-hour data figure for 4K surveillance cameras, as usage varies widely based on activity and settings. However, 4K streaming and uploads consume noticeably more data than 1080p. Even when idle, the system (including its base station) may use hundreds of megabytes per day for routine network activity. With motion events, live viewing, and high-resolution video transfer, total usage can reach several gigabytes per day.

Pricing varies based on the model, features, and whether you choose a single camera or a full system. Camera bundles typically range from CA$500 to CA$1,000 or more, while individual cameras usually cost around CA$200 to CA$400.