Shelly launches $50 home security camera with no mandatory subscription

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Smart home device maker Shelly has announced a new security camera priced at $49.99, requiring no subscription to operate. The Shelly Camera will be sold through the company's online store and other resellers in black and white colorways. It records at 1080p resolution with a 110-degree horizontal field of view and includes night vision, though it falls short of the 2K resolution offered by rivals like Wyze at a lower price. Optional subscription plans will be available for users who want additional features. The camera has no built-in battery, meaning it requires a wired power source.

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