Got a property with no Wi-Fi? Farm, cabin, construction site. Don’t leave it in the dark.
I unboxed the SEHMUA 2K solar 4G LTE camera. I had my doubts. It’s been pretty decent so far. There are cons. I’m completely off the grid, which is pretty much where I live.
This is the test I filmed on Keli’i Discovers.
Watch the full run on KeliiDiscovers.
Channel: youtube.com/@keliidiscovers
In the box: docs, the solar panel, mounts. Panel is easy to attach. Install is a few screws. Pre-drill so you don’t wreck them.
It’s on 4G. I have not found a way to switch it to Wi-Fi. Maybe it can’t. That’s a con if you want both.
The live feed is slightly delayed. Quality is pretty good. I’m watching it in SD because it’s a live stream, not HD.
It does not do a full 360. Almost 360, then it stops, and I have to send it the other way. The box can say 360. My unit doesn’t.
Audio: I tested from about 50 yards, then about 10–15. Latency and talkback are where it shows the cons. The 4G connection itself has been solid.
The win I actually filmed: we had a thunderstorm that turned into a tornado up the road. This camera was still working. All my other cameras were down because the Wi-Fi was gone.
No camera is perfect. This one ranks pretty high among the random security cams. If you don’t have a huge budget and you need a decent HD camera that does not need Wi-Fi, look at SEHMUA. Set and forget, somewhere remote.
If you have Wi-Fi, this is the wrong post. The one I kept on the house is the S340. What’s actually on the house is here: Eufy vs Blink vs Wyze 2026.
SEHMUA 4G LTE solar camera on Amazon (live listing I rechecked). More of what I actually use is on my Amazon shop.
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