aosu D1 Max C9S13 6-Camera 4K Solar Security System

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Product guide

aosu D1 Max C9S13 6-Camera 4K Solar Security System

The aosu D1 Max C9S13 is a six-camera outdoor security system with solar-powered cameras, local storage, and listed 4K video. It pairs cameras wirelessly to an aosuBase connected to the router by Ethernet, and records detected events rather than continuously.

At a glance

Six solar-powered cameras pair wirelessly with the aosuBase, which connects to a router by Ethernet.
Local recording uses included 32 GB storage, with support listed up to 1 TB, the listing says no subscription is required for local storage.
Cameras use motion-triggered event recording, not continuous 24/7 recording.
Listing features include AI detection for people and vehicles, auto tracking, and color night vision.
The manufacturer says the app can show up to four live camera views simultaneously.

Price

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Reference price: ~~$649.99~~

Price checked: Nov 11, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Six cameras suit coverage across multiple outdoor areas or entry points.
Solar panels and battery power can reduce the need to run power cables to each camera, charging depends on sunlight and placement.
Local storage and event-based recording avoid a required subscription for basic local recording, according to the listing.
The manufacturer describes cross-camera tracking and app tools for reviewing event clips.

Cons

Event-based recording does not provide continuous 24/7 footage.
The base requires an Ethernet connection to the router, so this is not a fully Wi-Fi-connected base station.
Digital zoom is listed, rather than optical zoom.

Technical specifications

32 specifications

Identity
Brand	aosu
Model	C9S13

Display and video
Video capture resolution	4k
Frame rate	15 frames per second
Video format listed	MP4
Night vision	Night Color
Night vision range	33 feet
Viewing angle	360 degrees

Camera optics
Sensor technology	CMOS
Focus type	Auto Focus
Zoom ratio listed	6x
Zoom type listed	Digital Zoom
Photo sensor resolution	8 mp

Connectivity and controls
Camera/base connection	Ethernet (aosuBase) / Wireless (Camera)
Connectivity protocol	Ethernet
Control methods listed	App
Alert type listed	Audio and Motion
Camera expansion claimed	6 cameras
Compatible devices	Android, iOS
Controller options listed	aosu App, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant

Storage
Installed storage	32 GB
Storage type	Micro SD
Maximum supported storage	1 TB

Power and battery
Power configuration	Solar Powered, Battery Powered
Battery type	Lithium lon
Battery capacity	5200 milliamp_hours
Wattage	4014.5 Milliwatts

Dimensions and installation
Mounting type listed	Wall Mount
Form factor	Dome
Dimensions listed	17.4 x 13.5 x 7.5 inches

Materials and protection
Water resistance listed	Water Resistant
Waterproof rating	IP65

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing combines 4K video and 8 mp imaging claims with 15 frames per second, treat these as listing specifications, not independently measured performance. Solar charging varies with sunlight, placement, weather, and activity, and the manufacturer says USB-C top-ups may be needed. The listing describes local storage as included 32 GB, expandable to 1 TB by changing the microSD card, and says recording is event-based rather than 24/7. The stated 360-degree coverage and tracking are camera-system claims, the listing separately says the app supports up to four simultaneous live views.

What’s in the box

Included

Camera
1 aosuBase
6 solar panels with brackets
6 screw kits
Ethernet cable
Power adapter
USB-C cable
Installation positioning stickers and monitoring area warning stickers
User manual

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Homeowners wanting six outdoor cameras for several areas or entry points.
Buyers who prefer local event clips and do not need 24/7 recording.
Installations where camera locations can receive useful sunlight and the base can connect to the router by Ethernet.

Less suited to

People who require continuous 24/7 recording.
Buyers who need a base station that connects to the router wirelessly or who cannot provide Ethernet at its location.
Sites with little usable sunlight and no willingness to recharge cameras by USB-C when needed.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.2 / 5 · 911 ratings

5 stars68%68%
4 stars13%13%
3 stars6%6%
2 stars4%4%
1 star9%9%

Customer feedback reports ease of setup, clear picture quality, and motion tracking as positives. Reliability, battery life, and Wi-Fi connectivity receive mixed feedback, which matters for a solar-powered system whose cameras communicate wirelessly with an Ethernet-connected base. The listing's solar and 4K claims do not resolve those reported concerns. The aggregate rating is 4.2 out of 5 from 911 ratings, ratings alone do not explain individual experiences.

Positive themes

Customers describe setup as easy.
Customers praise picture quality and motion tracking.

Mixed feedback

Customers report mixed experiences with reliability.
Battery life and solar charging receive mixed feedback.
Wi-Fi connectivity receives mixed feedback.

Frequently asked questions

Does the D1 Max record continuously?

No. The listing says it records when activity is detected and does not support 24/7 recording.

Does it require a subscription to save recordings?

The listing says recordings can be stored locally without a subscription, using the included 32 GB storage. It lists microSD expansion up to 1 TB, optional cloud plans are separate.

How does the system connect to the home network?

Connect the aosuBase to the router by Ethernet. The cameras connect wirelessly to the base, rather than individually to home Wi-Fi.

Can all six cameras be viewed live at once?

The listing states that the app can display up to four live views simultaneously, six cameras are supported by the kit, but that does not mean six simultaneous live views.