Google Nest Cam Premium Solar Panel
Power your Google Nest Cam (battery) continuously with our solar charger. Ensure that your Google Nest Cam (battery) never runs out of power again by connecting it toour solar charger, with up to 5.3W output. Features more efficient solar cells with a ETFEmatte finish, similar to the Arlo Ultra solar panel. Slightly more powerful than Ring Super Solar Panel but at a lower price and smaller size.
Power your Google Nest Cam (battery) continuously with our solar charger. Ensure that your Google Nest Cam (battery) never runs out of power again by connecting it toour solar charger, with up to 5.3W output. Features more efficient solar cells with a ETFEmatte finish, similar to the Arlo Ultra solar panel. Slightly more powerful than Ring Super Solar Panel but at a lower price and smaller size.
Power your Google Nest Cam (battery) continuously with our solar charger. Ensure that your Google Nest Cam (battery) never runs out of power again by connecting it toour solar charger, with up to 5.3W output. Features more efficient solar cells with a ETFEmatte finish, similar to the Arlo Ultra solar panel. Slightly more powerful than Ring Super Solar Panel but at a lower price and smaller size.
Power your Google Nest Cam (battery) continuously with our solar charger. Ensure that your Google Nest Cam (battery) never runs out of power again by connecting it toour solar charger, with up to 5.3W output. Features more efficient solar cells with a ETFEmatte finish, similar to the Arlo Ultra solar panel. Slightly more powerful than Ring Super Solar Panel but at a lower price and smaller size.
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The lowest price for Google Nest Cam Premium Solar Panel right now is $111.98 at Ubuy, compared across 21 retailers.
The all-time low was $68.05 on 6 May 2026 — today's price is 65% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 9 June 2026.
Last updated at 09/06/2026 10:51:20
Wasserstein Premium Solar Panel for Google Nest Cam Outdoor or Indoor, Battery - 3.5W Solar Power - Made for Google Nest
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Wasserstein Solar Panel, Solar Panel Charger for Google Nest Cam Outdoor or Indoor,
Free delivery between 15–19 June
Wasserstein Premium Solar Panel, Solar Panel Charger for Google Nest Cam Outdoor or
Delivery between 16–22 June $14.18
Wasserstein Premium Solar Panel, Solar Panel Charger for Google Nest Cam Outdoor or
Delivery between 13–17 June $13.97
Wasserstein Premium Solar Panel, Solar Panel Charger for Google Nest Cam Outdoor or
Delivery between 14–18 June $14.31
Wasserstein Premium Solar Panel, Solar Panel Charger for Google Nest Cam Outdoor or
Delivery between 14–18 June $8.50
Wasserstein Premium Solar Panel, Solar Panel Charger for Google Nest Cam Outdoor or
Delivery between 13–17 June $15.39
Wasserstein Premium Solar Panel, Solar Panel Charger for Google Nest Cam Outdoor or
Delivery between 13–17 June $15.52
Wasserstein Premium Solar Panel, Solar Panel Charger for Google Nest Cam Outdoor or
Delivery between 14–19 June $13.12
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originally posted on wasserstein-home.com
I purchased outdoor nest cameras for my house and realized it's not a good idea using them cordless for an extended amount of time, when there's a lot of activity. I decided to purchase the Wasserstein solar panels. It's worth 100 percent worth it. I can now leave my cameras running.
originally posted on lowes.com
Same as others have stated - plugging this in drains the battery in less than a day. Solar panel gets a full day of intense sunlight - but no matter, it sucks the life out of my cameras all the same.
originally posted on wasserstein-home.com
Easy to install - took about 10 minutes - and so far seems to keep my Google Nest Cam (battery) charged. I tried a generic solar panel before ordering the Wasserstein, however the generic panels do not have the connector required to let the camera know it's connected to solar, and so the camera thinks it's connected to constant power, streams 24 / 7, and drains the camera's battery in about 2 days. Not so the Wasserstein - it has the half circle connector pattern (as opposed to the straight line connectors that come with the camera), and the Google Home app correctly shows "solar", not "plugged in".
Wasserstein Premium Solar Panel for Google Nest Cam Outdoor or Indoor, Battery - 3.5W Solar Power - Made for Google Nest
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Wasserstein Solar Panel, Solar Panel Charger for Google Nest Cam Outdoor or Indoor,
Free delivery between 15–19 June
Wasserstein Premium Solar Panel, Solar Panel Charger for Google Nest Cam Outdoor or
Delivery between 16–22 June $14.18
Wasserstein Premium Solar Panel, Solar Panel Charger for Google Nest Cam Outdoor or
Delivery between 13–17 June $13.97
Wasserstein Premium Solar Panel, Solar Panel Charger for Google Nest Cam Outdoor or
Delivery between 14–18 June $14.31
I purchased outdoor nest cameras for my house and realized it's not a good idea using them cordless for an extended amount of time, when there's a lot of activity. I decided to purchase the Wasserstein solar panels. It's worth 100 percent worth it. I can now leave my cameras running.
Same as others have stated - plugging this in drains the battery in less than a day. Solar panel gets a full day of intense sunlight - but no matter, it sucks the life out of my cameras all the same.
Easy to install - took about 10 minutes - and so far seems to keep my Google Nest Cam (battery) charged. I tried a generic solar panel before ordering the Wasserstein, however the generic panels do not have the connector required to let the camera know it's connected to solar, and so the camera thinks it's connected to constant power, streams 24 / 7, and drains the camera's battery in about 2 days. Not so the Wasserstein - it has the half circle connector pattern (as opposed to the straight line connectors that come with the camera), and the Google Home app correctly shows "solar", not "plugged in".
So, at first, i was very concerned and was wondering if this Premium Solar Panel was really going to help me keep my Nest Cam battery fully charged. Well, I've had this solar panel for 10 days now and have gone through rain, cloudy days, and sunny days, and i now have an idea on how this panel works to keep my nest cam charged.If you have any concerns about not being able to see your battery percentage from the google home app on a smartphone after connecting the solar panel, because all it says is (Solar) please know that the work around is going to your google nest Hub display and tap "home control" find your nest cam and you'll be able to see the battery percentage from there. I added a picture showing both my phone google home app and the google home hub ... MoreSo, at first, i was very concerned and was wondering if this Premium Solar Panel was really going to help me keep my Nest Cam battery fully charged. Well, I've had this solar panel for 10 days now and have gone through rain, cloudy days, and sunny days, and i now have an idea on how this panel works to keep my nest cam charged.If you have any concerns about not being able to see your battery percentage from the google home app on a smartphone after connecting the solar panel, because all it says is (Solar) please know that the work around is going to your google nest Hub display and tap "home control" find your nest cam and you'll be able to see the battery percentage from there. I added a picture showing both my phone google home app and the google home hub display together showing the camera info at the same time. So as long as you have a google home hub display whether it be the 7 inch or 10 inch, you will be able to see the battery percentage.Now i get a lot of traffic on my google nest cam on my driveway where i installed the camera and based on my high usage with everything set to max on the camera, the battery gets charged between 68% to 76% with the (Premium Solar Panel) so even though the manual says it charges it to 70% to preserve battery life, it gives you a bit more but stays pretty stable even on cold rainy days and cloudy days which surprised me.I did feel disappointed about the 70% max battery charging from the solar panel but i didnt notice a reduction in performance from the google nest battery camera and as you can see from my image, 69% is pretty good for my camera being on for 10 days straight with every setting on as im trying to protect my car in my driveway.I installed the solar panel in my driveway tent and installed my nest cam battery in the middle of the tent, the cable is indeed 13ft and i feel that for my needs thats plenty but do wish they would have made the solar panel cable detachable should we need a longer than 13ft charge cable we can purchase one from the company if they had one.Overall i am very happy with my purchase and can tell you that the premium version of the solar panel is the best choice for the nest cam battery out of the other lower wattage version. Plus if you dont want to keep using a latter to take down the nest cam to charge then this is a no brainer. Ill take the 70% constant battery percentage using the Premium Solar Panel over zero% battery life any day.About the 4 star review, i did that because:1. no where in the description does it say that the premium solar panel only charges the nest cam battery up to 70%, then it stops charging it (though ive gotten up to 76% on a sunny day)2. The cable is not detachable and if you need more then 13 feet of cable length for your specific installation, you are pretty much out of luck at the posting of this review as i didnt see any available extended cable for this product.Again i highly recommend it and know that you wont be disappointed with your purchase and definitely worth 100% it's asking price and i would definitely buy it again for another nest cam battery powered outdoor security camera.
The plug that connects these to outdoor nest cameras is not strong enough to make a solid connection. Intermittently charges when wind is a factor. I replaced the first two that i had because I thought they were defective. Turns out all of them are like that. Tested on several of the 10 outdoor nest cams we have and all had the same problem. Great idea, not the best execution.
Very good option if you don't want to charge your battery. I installed my camera in a high traffic commercial parking lot with continuous activity. It was installed in the shade with no direct sunlight and after about 1.5 weeks I checked the battery level and it went down to 70%. For about 6 days it was at "infinity" level. The plastic mount is a little flimsy. Ultimately decided to get the power cord to alow for continuous recording.
These DID NOT CHARGE my cameras, they actually DRAINED the batteries very rapidly. For example, one of my cameras normally only needs to be charged approximately every 6 weeks, but after plugging in the solar panel, in full sunlight, the camera battery went from 100% to 0% in LESS THAN 12 HOURS. My other camera normally only needs a charge every 2 months+. It also drained from 100% to 0% in LESS THAN 12 HOURS.
Easy clean install. Seems to provide enough power to the device where I will not have to remove and charge. Would buy again if needed. If anything changes in a few months this review will be updated.
I've had this solar charger for about a month, in the summer, when the sun is shining the most. So far, it appears to be working to keep the Google Nest Camera charged at all times.A couple of issues that affected my application: I installed this onto a wooden fence, which was easy, but what I did not like was the supposed "180 degree" mount. It's not actually 180 degrees, only 180 degrees in one plane, but not in the plane perpendicular to that. This was important for me, because I was hoping the install it so that it provides some rain and snow protection, like a roof, over my camera. I feel that the design could be better to allow a more complete range of motion.Secondly, the cable is quite long, which can be a good thing if your camera is far from the panel. ... MoreI've had this solar charger for about a month, in the summer, when the sun is shining the most. So far, it appears to be working to keep the Google Nest Camera charged at all times.A couple of issues that affected my application: I installed this onto a wooden fence, which was easy, but what I did not like was the supposed "180 degree" mount. It's not actually 180 degrees, only 180 degrees in one plane, but not in the plane perpendicular to that. This was important for me, because I was hoping the install it so that it provides some rain and snow protection, like a roof, over my camera. I feel that the design could be better to allow a more complete range of motion.Secondly, the cable is quite long, which can be a good thing if your camera is far from the panel. In my case, it is way to long, so I have to devise a way to hide the excess cable.I am hoping to find a more aesthetically pleasing way to manage this long cable, so that it does not look like an eyesore. It would be nice if some better form of cable management was provided by the company, but I think this should be an easy enough issue to solve, in my case. I tried the peel and stick cable holders, but they fell off in no time - lasted about a day or two.In summary, a (so far) reliable way to conveniently power my camera. Winter performance will be important and remains to be seen. It could use better cable management options, and a mount with a better range of motion.
The solar panel works - I no longer have to charge my camera. However, as a total solution (Camera + Solar Pannel) I am not happy. If camera is hard wired, it allows for full 24/7 recording. If camera is on batter, and as i have now learned battery + solar, it still only does events. The delay on events is significant and end up missing a lot. As a result i would say this is a good solution for those not wanting to charge the camera, but if possible still better off plugging the camera into power source.
