Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great product. Few false motions with detection on the highest sensitivity and good battery life. Needs direct sun for solar to keep battery topped off.

Super easy set up. Enough cameras to surround the house! These cameras are clear and respond well to movement and tough weather. Adds so much peace of mind. With they integrated better with HomeKit but Eufy’s platform is pretty efficient on its own.

I did a lot of research before buying this product and it has lived up to its potential. It is anvery easy setup for a high quality product. I have had it for over 5 months now and have only charged the cameras two times and that only took a few hours. The solar worked better the second time I put them up because I angled them better to receive more sun light. I feel secure with the footage I collect necause nothing is uploaded to a cloud service. All the footage is stired in the homebase. I highly recommend if you want a wireless camera with good quality video.

Amazing quality, sound, connectivity, and the battery lasts forever (we have one in our garage that doesn't get any solar charge.) We cannot be happier with these over Blink we previously used. The quality of the videos and the sheer amount of quality of life features this has (recognition, alarms, different modes for being away, etc.) blow them out of the water without question.

I bought this system hoping for a seamless experience, and while the cameras themselves are solid, with good video quality and reliable motion detection, there are two things that really bring it down for me. First, for the price, I was surprised there’s no HomeKit integration. I’ve gotten used to Apple’s ecosystem, and it’s frustrating not to have that option. Second, the app doesn’t auto-refresh. When I open it, it often shows the last snapshot from hours ago (like a sunny morning view even if I’m checking at night). It eventually updates, but only after I manually click into each camera, which kind of defeats the purpose of checking “at a glance.” If you don’t mind those issues, it’s still a good camera system overall, but for the cost I expected more polish and smoother integration.

Love these cameras. Easy to set up and uae. Even bought more to add to the system.

East to setup. Had arlo at one time and it had a option where the individual could manage it on their own for free. This one is 4.99 a month still not bad but with solar panels

Absolutely love these cameras! The app is easy and wonderful to navigate, the camera quality is fantastic! Between the night vision, picture quality and setting options theres no better option online for cameras indoors or out! The battery life is wayy beyond my expectations, ive had the Cam2 pro for almost 3 months and its still at 90% with no additional charging! My Cam3 Pro is with the solar charging also beats all of my expectations! 10/10 recommended!!

Fantastic. Great built quality and most important true 4K image and instant notification when an event is captured. This is, in my opinion, what’s sets Eufy apart. I tried them all. I had the latest Ring camera, Arlo and others. I cannot tell you how many times I watched a video of someone walking away. Not with Eufy. Ignore negative reviews about stuff being uploaded to the cloud. It’s nonsense and a nothing burger. What is uploaded is a thumbnail so it can be forwarded to your device wherever in the world you might be. The video is stored on local storage. As for the VLC exploit, just remember that all tech companies have security exploits they have to patch. This is pretty normal. Buy it. You’ll love it.

Anker’s new EUFY security camera system solves just about everything problematic about installing a security camera system. Cameras with 4K resolution have been available in wired and wireless varieties for a while, but with resolution comes the need for great power. Wired cameras can deliver power with chunkier wiring but wireless cameras, especially the smaller ones, require frequent charging. Charging wireless cameras is an inconvenience at best for internal cameras and is an unreasonable requirement for outdoor cameras. I have an older Arlo system that requires attention almost monthly. EUFY has attacked the wireless problem using a larger battery in each camera. The USB-C charged batteries are said to be capable of lasting a full year on a single charge. But EUFY has added solar charging panels on the top sides of each camera – and, in theory, with about 2 hours of real sunlight exposure, these cameras are supposed to be able to maintain a full charge indefinitely. Of course, indoor mountings would require updated annual (?) charging. My two cameras have been mounted in full and in restricted sun for over a week now and my cameras have never deviated from full charge (yes, that’s a short time frame...but it’s encouraging). Everything about the setup here is very intuitive. A smartphone app guides you through recognition of the base unit, updating the firmware, and recognition of the cameras. The cameras mount using an easily configurable mount that requires two attaching screws. My full hardware mounting and software installation took less than one hour. The base unit will only retain 16GB of stored images and video. But the unit includes a mounting rack that allows you to install a 2.5” SATA hard drive for basically unlimited storage. The 16GB of storage is surely sufficient for a setup with very little expected activity – but I was able to add 1TB of storage for just over $40. See photos. The 4K camera and powerful rechargeable battery make for a chunky and somewhat heavy camera – but the quality imaging and extended/unlimited (solar charged) battery life are worth any objections you might have to the way these cameras present themselves. See photo. The cameras capture stunning detail in their images. Daylight images are bright and clear – nighttime images, reduced to B&W for greater image clarity, are surprisingly crisp. When motion detection is in place, the cameras produce IR light to further amplify the image capture. See photo of nighttime capture w/o IR illumination. The AI associated with the operation of these devices seems to be very smart (e.g., detection of humans vs. leaves falling or cars passing in the periphery of the capture). The alarm siren, when enabled, can vary in strength from annoying to ear-piercing – it can be a real deterrent. The cameras offer two-way audio so that you can communicate with them via the EUFY app. But probably the most significant reason to recommend this system is that it gives you complete control over the capture and saving of images and video without needing a subscription. You can monitor your cameras remotely and review any captures that might have taken place. Additional protection, including offsite storage, is available if you require that subscription option. And I need to give them a real shout-out for their app. Every detail about this monitoring system is HIGHLY configurable – but the defaults in the app are sensible and changes are incredibly intuitive. After I turned off the alarm system, I was very pleased with the system's defaults. I will probably wander deeper into the configurations as I get to know the system better. My system includes two cameras, but the base unit will accommodate up to 16 cameras. Enthusiastically recommended!!!

I’m really happy with my purchase of the Eufy video camera set and will definitely buy again. I love that there’s no subscription required, which saves money in the long run. The solar power feature is a huge plus—they stay charged and running all the time without me having to worry about it. The battery life is excellent, and they’ve proven to be very reliable. There is a slight delay in the video feed at times, but overall, the cameras work great and give me peace of mind.

The eufy camera system was easy to setup outside our home and connecting to the home base was simple and straight forward. The app allows you to pull up each camera on your phone to provide a clear picture of who or what is outside your house making noises. The base has ample storage as is but can be increased if desired.

eufyCam 3 (S330) 3-cameras 4K system is really flexible with hardware. 4K Wireless Cameras have clear pictures days and nights and can be configured using Infrared or Color or simple Night view. Rechargeable Batteries last forever with Solar Panels. Homebase3 can be configured with wired ethernet or wireless to router. Homebase3 also can add optional hard drive or solid state drive. Software on mobile devices or computer browser work well with many options and features. Each camera can be individually configured and setup differently. Can Create different "Mode" for quick change. Can also create a custom action plan to start recording on all cameras, when a specific camera triggered an alarm. Camera Lights are bright and enable 2 ways communications. Adding additional eufy camera or water sensors take less than a minute.

Installation was easy. Hooked up to the home base no problem. So they're panels can be holding a charge just fine.

installation was easy including set up and pictures is clear, only still don't know how to set up schedule?

I really like these, they're fairly easy to set up and install. Video quality is good, they also have a spot light on them. They're a far less expensive option to using cameras provided by home security systems and they can be integrated into my Cove security system. The hub also connects to my eufy doorbell and it has a hard drive and can be expanded with a memory card, thereby eliminating the need for monthly cloud recording fees from other doorbells.

So easy to set up and the quality is great both in the dark and light

The video quality is superb. They are also very easy to install. Great local storage. You can access past videos without paying a monthly subscription fee. Excellent battery life.

These are a little pricey but they are great 4K cameras. I got for my son in law. We put one in the front yard and one in the back. The thing about 4K is you can blow it up x4 and still have a clear image. We also like having the built in server/ hard drive. No fees for saving your footage. These cameras are expensive but after having cheap cameras they are worth it. Battery life on these are also great!

I am tired of Arlo's Ultra-4K constant in-app marketing to ask me to subscribe to their cloud storage service and they make local storage super difficult to use. You have to use VPN and set port forwarding. It is a nightmare. I paid a moderately high price of the devices and I still have to pay extra to get basic features. That's bad. Switching to Eufy is a nice surprise. Much better video quality (clarity and zooming ability). No complexity of browsing video clips. No VPN or tricks are required. Recently I made a suggestion to improve the "Group Control" feature. They took the advice and implemented that in a week. Thanks to the hard working smart engineers there. OK. There are some UI application bugs but they are not show stoppers. Also Eufy did not tell me when the new feature was implemented. There are room for improvement in customer service.