eufyCam S4

Ive experienced Ring & Eufy, and multiple break ins (nice mountain bike) One of my break ins I found the Eufys were great, Ring not so much all I found from the Rings was the noise of them being thrown in the bin as they got ripped down - but the Eufys put together an "Event" showing all the angles

I switched from Arlo recently. I read the sub and saw the concerns but reality is that any sub for security cameras seem to have them. I liked the idea of not having subsciption fees, basically that's what sold me plus the quality of the 4K S4 cams. about $1000 later here I am with 8 cams total. I a

I have had a homebase 2 for years with mainly a doorbell camera. My dad has had a homebase 2 for years at his place with a doorbell and an outdoor 360 camera. My sister also used one with a doorbell and some solar cameras at her rental. We have had good luck with all of our systems. I just purchased

Agree on the PoE wired cameras with a PoE switch/NVR. What you described is not a Eufy problem but more likely related to your wireless application. While some have good luck with wireless, others don't..especially for outdoor cameras. Eufy has good cameras in the higher tier PoE setup (think S4 Max

That's why you go with proper security cameras that are recognized as enterprise/business-level CCTV (Hanwa, Axis, Dahua, Avigilon, etc.). (I know some cameras are banned, some aren't. I'm naming cameras that are supposed to be professional/business-level.) Eufy and Ubiquity are like Apple; they giv

I have the S3 Pro WiFi and the color night vision is amazing.. yes it''s more pixelated than daytime.. OBVIOUSLY but it looks like daytime when viewed on a cell phone screen. Looks great is great for colors for id'ing cars and thieves.. etc. I want the PTZ camera that Ubiquiti makes.. the 22x optica