Xiaomi Smart Camera C300 Dual 3MP Dual-Lens Indoor Camera
₱3,200as of Aug 11, 2026
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Xiaomi C300 Dual review: dual lenses for less
How we reviewed this: we read the Shopee PH listing, checked the listed specs, and went through 197 owner ratings.
Xiaomi Smart Camera C300 Dual 3MP Dual-Lens Indoor CameraTwo linked 3MP lenses with an on-board AI chip and Wi-Fi 6 for around ₱3,200: the cheaper way to watch a room and track detail at the same time.
- Price: ₱3,200 as of Aug 11, 2026
- Biggest pro: Two lenses for less than the C500 Dual, so you get whole-room plus tracked detail at a lower outlay
- Main catch: 3MP per lens, where the C500 Dual gives you 4MP on both
At a glance
| Brand | Xiaomi |
|---|---|
| Type | Indoor security camera |
| Price | ₱3,200 (as of Aug 11, 2026) |
| Shopee owner rating | 4.9 ★ from 197 Shopee ratings |
| Shop | Xiaomi Official Store Global · Shopee Mall ✓ |
| Units sold | 960 |
Specifications
Specs per the Xiaomi Official Store Global Shopee listing and Xiaomi's C300 Dual product page
| Type | Indoor security camera |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 3MP dual-lens |
| Lenses | One movable, one static, with dual-lens linkage |
| Rotation | 360° horizontal, 88° vertical |
| Processing | Built-in AI chip |
| Wi-Fi | Dual-band Wi-Fi 6 |
| App | Xiaomi Home |
Pros and cons
✓ Pros
- Two lenses for less than the C500 Dual, so you get whole-room plus tracked detail at a lower outlay
- Dual-lens linkage keeps both views tied together instead of leaving you two unrelated feeds
- A built-in AI chip does the detection on the camera rather than leaning on a cloud plan
- Dual-band Wi-Fi 6, useful when two video streams are leaving the camera at once
✗ Cons
- 3MP per lens, where the C500 Dual gives you 4MP on both
- Two streams eat a microSD card roughly twice as fast as a single-lens camera
- Indoor only, and the sphere body has no weather sealing at all
- No published warranty period
The Xiaomi Smart Camera C300 Dual gives you two 3MP lenses with linkage, a built-in AI chip, and dual-band Wi-Fi 6, for around ₱3,200 as of August 11, 2026.
The app links both views into one system
It watches and tracks at the same time. A static lens holds the wide view of the room while a movable lens follows whatever is happening, across 360° horizontally and 88° vertically. A single pan-tilt camera has to pick one or the other.
The dual-lens linkage is what makes that useful rather than confusing: the two views work as one system in the app, instead of leaving you to reconcile two separate feeds yourself.
An on-board AI chip handles detection without a cloud plan
It is the same idea for less money. The C500 Dual runs 4MP per lens at 2.5K and adds a virtual fence; this runs 3MP per lens.
For most rooms 3MP is enough, which makes this the better-value of the two dual-lens cameras. Step up only if you want the extra resolution or the fence.
The built-in AI chip is worth noting: detection runs on the camera rather than leaning on a cloud subscription, which on a two-stream device is sensible engineering.
Expect about half the history of a one-lens camera
Storage, mostly. Two streams fill a microSD card roughly twice as fast as one, so whatever card you buy, expect about half the history you would get from a single-lens camera.
It is also indoor only, with no IP rating and the same sphere body as the C201 and C302, and there is no published warranty period.
Two views from one outlet, for less than two cameras
Around ₱3,200 as of August 11, 2026, from Xiaomi’s Shopee Mall store. Check the latest price on Shopee. Against buying two single cameras to cover a room and a doorway, it is good value and uses one outlet. Against a single C301 at around ₱1,100, you are paying roughly three times as much for the second view. Sulit if the room genuinely needs both.
A living room with a front door worth watching
Buy this if one room has two things worth watching and you would otherwise buy two cameras, and 3MP is enough detail. It is the right choice for a sala with a front door. For a single small room, one sharp camera is the better buy.
See how it ranks against the rest in our best indoor security cameras in the Philippines roundup.
Sharper 4MP lenses plus a virtual fence on the C500 Dual
Want 4MP on both lenses and a virtual fence? The Xiaomi Smart Camera C500 Dual, our Best Dual Lens pick, is around ₱3,900. Want the best value in the whole indoor ranking? The Xiaomi Smart Camera C301 is 2K 3MP for around ₱1,100.
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Frequently asked questions
What is dual-lens linkage?
The two lenses work as one system rather than as two separate cameras. The static lens holds the wide view and the movable one follows what matters, with the app tying both views together. Without linkage you would just be looking at two unrelated feeds and doing the work yourself.
Is it worth stepping up to the C500 Dual?
Only if resolution matters to you. The C500 Dual gives 4MP on both lenses at 2.5K, where this is 3MP per lens. Both do the same dual-view trick. For most rooms 3MP is enough, which makes the C300 Dual the better value of the two.
What does the built-in AI chip change?
Detection runs on the camera rather than depending on a cloud service, so alerts do not require a subscription to work properly. On a two-lens camera that is more processing than usual, so having dedicated hardware for it is sensible.
Can it go outside?
No. Xiaomi describes the C300 Dual and C500 Dual as its first indoor dual-sensor cameras, and this has no IP rating or weather sealing. The sphere body is the same indoor design as the C201 and C302.
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