
Xiaomi Smart Camera C500 Dual 2.5K Dual-Lens Indoor Camera
β±3,900as of Aug 11, 2026
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Two 4MP lenses at 2.5K, a virtual fence and Wi-Fi 6 for around β±3,900: whole-room and tracked detail at once, on the priciest indoor camera we rank.

β±3,900as of Aug 11, 2026
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| Brand | Xiaomi |
|---|---|
| Type | Indoor security camera |
| Price | β±3,900 (as of Aug 11, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 4.9 β from 469 reviews |
| Shop | Xiaomi Official Store Global Β· Shopee Mall β |
| Units sold | 2K+ |
The Xiaomi Smart Camera C500 Dual is our Best Dual Lens pick: two 4MP lenses at 2.5K, a virtual fence, dual AI detection, and Wi-Fi 6 with Bluetooth 5.3, for around β±3,900 as of August 11, 2026.
The one every pan-tilt camera has. A single motorized camera must choose: follow the person and lose sight of the room, or watch the room and lose the detail. Whichever it picks, the other is missing from the footage.
The C500 Dual runs both. A fixed wide lens holds a 110Β° view of the whole space while a 360Β° PTZ lens tracks what is moving, at 93Β° of vertical travel. Both at 4MP, both at 2.5K.
In a sala with a door, a stairway and a window, that is a genuinely different result from one camera swivelling around.
The virtual fence is the standout software feature: draw a line in the app and get alerts only when something crosses it, instead of every time a curtain moves. Combined with dual AI detection for humans, pets and a crying baby, the alerts that reach your phone are ones you will read.
The radio is the best here too: dual-band Wi-Fi 6 plus Bluetooth 5.3, which matters when two video streams are leaving the camera at once.
Price and storage. It is the most expensive indoor camera we rank, and for a single small bedroom the second lens is genuinely unnecessary. A C301 at a third of the money covers that job.
microSD caps at 256GB, half what the Tapo and Reolink cameras take, and it is filling that card with two streams rather than one. Plan on a shorter history.
There is also no published warranty period.
Around β±3,900 as of August 11, 2026, from Xiaomiβs Shopee Mall store. Check the latest price on Shopee. Against buying two separate cameras to cover a room and a doorway, it is competitive, and it is one device on one power outlet. For one small room, it is more camera than you need. Sulit only if the room is big enough to justify it.
Buy this if you are covering one large space, a sala with several entrances, or a shop floor, and you want overview and detail in the same recording. It is the right choice when one camera has two jobs. For a bedroom or a small room, buy a single-lens camera and spend the difference elsewhere.
See how it ranks against the rest in our best indoor security cameras in the Philippines roundup, or read about coverage in our indoor security camera buying guide.
Want the dual-lens trick for less? The Xiaomi Smart Camera C300 Dual drops to 3MP per lens for around β±3,200. Want one sharp lens and to save most of the money? The Xiaomi Smart Camera C400, our Best Overall pick, is 2.5K 4MP for around β±2,500.
See how it compares with the other top picks in our indoor security cameras comparison.
One fixed wide lens holds a 110-degree view of the whole room while the second, a 360-degree PTZ lens, tracks whatever is moving. A single pan-tilt camera has to choose: follow the person and lose the room, or watch the room and lose the detail. This does both at once.
No, it is an indoor camera. Xiaomi describes the C300 Dual and C500 Dual as its first indoor dual-sensor cameras. Some sellers list a 'C500 Dual EU IP66' variant, which confuses this with Xiaomi's outdoor CW line. There is no IP rating on this model.
You draw a line in the app and the camera alerts when something crosses it, rather than on any movement anywhere in frame. In a room with a doorway you care about and a window you don't, that is a far more useful trigger than plain motion.
More than a single-lens camera, because it is recording two streams. It takes microSD cards up to 256GB, which is half what the Tapo and Reolink cameras accept, so plan on a shorter history or lean on Xiaomi's cloud.