Cam S330

$250 is a complete rip off. For $325 I picked up Eufy 4k cameras with local base station storage. I’m really happy with my new Eufy cameras. They have solar panels built into the camera. And I don’t have to pay anything to store my videos or view them

I have a Eufy camera, but I bought it before this whole thing happened. It works great, we’ve had it for years, but I don’t think I’ll buy one of their products again after that.

I use Eufy cameras. Affordable, no subscription, optional motion detection spotlight, storable footage, two-way audio, decent quality

eufy support is absolutely dogshit useless. camera products are just bad. Have multiple eufy cams, different generations, different models. They all crap. I will never buy another eufy cam.

Even when u get 24/7 recording it still doesn’t work! I have too many eufy cams and the system keeps dropping the videos I need. It’ll record before, lose 4-6 mins! And records after IMHO they have get hardware but such terrible software. I just hope Apple actually starts making the own cameras to b

I am on HB2 with cam2 and cam2c battery cams. I have played with the customized recording myself to try and minimize video clips cut short or capturing only the last second or two of the intended event. What I couldn't figure out is the 5-60s of "Intervals between triggers", it doesn't seem to work

Honestly, eufy is garbage for future proofing. If your someone into home lab and looking for home assistant, frigate, rtsp, eufy is not the way. I have eufy and reolink. I have around 10 eufy cams and one reolink. And i enjoy the battery cameras, they miss things but then again idk what they miss si

I have found that eufy cams are good without the homebase. Wired cams with SD cards in each cam is the way to go. My biggest complaint about Eufy is the inability to stream all cameras simultaneously unless you buy the E10 display. I tried Reolink and liked their 180 degree cam but when I setup the

Here are my top three recommendations for security/trail cameras with native 4K resolution, cellular connectivity (mostly 4G LTE, as true 5G is still rare in these) and cheap or free subscription options (local SD storage primary, optional low-cost or free basic cloud): Reolink Go PT Ultra True 4K v

I made the switch from nest and google/nest cameras to Eufy back in November. Been pretty pleased so far. The video quality is much better than the google cameras i had. All of my nest cams were hardwired as are my Eufy cameras. Some of the issues I have ran into with Eufy so far have been lag issue