aosu Total-Watch Classic AI Suite (G11): 3K solar camera system overview

The aosu Total-Watch Classic AI Suite (model G11) is a whole-home security set. It combines four solar-powered outdoor cameras, a video doorbell and an indoor camera under one app and one local AI system. The idea is to cover the yard, the front door and the inside of the house with a single setup.

What is in the suite

According to aosu, the suite includes four 3K solar-powered outdoor cameras with full-colour night vision, a video doorbell described as "head-to-toe", and a 2K indoor camera with One-Touch Call. The head-to-toe view means the doorbell's frame is tall enough to show a visitor from head to feet, and to show a parcel left on the step. One-Touch Call lets someone at the indoor camera start a call from the device itself.

What 3K resolution means

3K sits between 2K and 4K, and gives more detail than 2K for faces, plates and distant objects. Higher resolution makes larger video files, so it uses more storage per hour than a lower resolution would.

aosuCortex and the AI

aosu calls its software aosuCortex. It combines the connected devices with local AI, meaning analysis is done within the system and not only in a remote service. aosu says it can distinguish family arrivals, package deliveries, vehicles and possible intrusions, so notifications say what happened instead of simply "motion detected". It also links related footage from different cameras automatically, which makes it easier to follow an event as someone moves around the property.

Storage

Recordings are stored locally. The suite has 32GB built in and supports up to 16TB of expandable storage for long-term retention. aosu states no subscription is required. How long 32GB lasts depends on resolution, how many events are recorded and your settings, so a larger drive suits anyone who wants weeks or months of history.

Power and installation

The outdoor cameras are wireless and solar powered, so they can be placed without cabling and moved if the first spot does not work. Setup is guided in the app. Solar charging varies with sunlight, season and placement. The doorbell and indoor camera have their own power arrangements, so check the manual for how each one is powered.

Compatibility note

aosu states clearly that the system is not compatible with ONVIF or Home Assistant. If you rely on those to bring cameras into other software, this matters.

Who it suits

It suits homeowners who want everything from one brand: outdoor cameras, a doorbell and an indoor camera managed in one app, with local storage.

What to check before you buy

• Sunlight: each outdoor camera needs a place where its panel gets daily light.
• Doorbell fit: check how the doorbell mounts and whether it suits your door frame and existing wiring.
• Indoor camera: consider where indoor cameras are appropriate, and tell household members and visitors.
• Storage plan: decide whether to add a larger drive.
• Smart-home setups: confirm you do not need ONVIF or Home Assistant.
• Privacy rules: check local rules on recording.

The short version

• Four 3K solar outdoor cameras, a head-to-toe video doorbell and a 2K indoor camera.
• aosuCortex local AI describes arrivals, deliveries, vehicles and possible intrusions.
• Related footage from different cameras is linked automatically.
• 32GB built in, expandable up to 16TB, with no subscription required.
• Not compatible with ONVIF or Home Assistant.

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