Video Doorbell Dual Camera, 2K HD, Wireless, Battery-Powered, HomeBase, Dual Motion Detection, Smart Recognition, No Monthly Fee, 16GB Storage

* Device Review * This doorbell is much larger than expected. It is easy enough to install, and is completely wireless. You can hook it up to your doorbell, but I just mounted mine above the old doorbell. The device is sturdy, and the camera quality is as clear as expected. I do like the two camera set up, and it was a huge selling point for me. The device is sturdy, and has been in use for a month. For the batteryI have it on "balanced" and it gets triggered at least twice a day, usually more for now. In one month, its used 20% of the charge since then. So around 5 months of use per charge. The device does come with the charger. The night vision is fine, about what I expected. The mic is serviceable and clear. * Software/Ecosystem * I paired my doorbell with the HomeBase3 and my whole system is in the Eufy Ecosystem. The ecosystem is very nice to far. The local AI is hit or miss, but is right around 85% of the time. Connecting the devices was difficult, I had to change the app to light mode for the pairing process to work. * Conclusion * This device is more expensive than the competitors, however the doorbell is well made, and no cloud subscription is required. When paired with the Homebase, it works locally and is a closed loop. The package protection works well, although on my side door it seems to think my storm door handle is a package. I turned the package protection off on that device and its worked just fine. I recommend this device if you're looking for a home system that does not require any subscription.

Had multiple issues with the unit (and HomeBase combo), initially. Multiple calls into their Tech Support. Excellent, patient Support. No hesitation, whatsoever, promptly shipping me new, replacement unit(s). The cam and HomeBase units were, not, however, at fault. Initial problem (though figured out/solved by me, not Tech Support) was because of my Wi-Fi unit. This device will NOT work with combined 2.4/5 Ghz (and/or 6 Ghz) Wi-Fi nodes. Which, actually, the Support guy SHOULD have known. It REQUIRES separating the Wi-Fi 2.4 Ghz node off into it's own, separate entity. My old Wi-Fi (off a 15 yr old CenturyLink dual-band modem/router/Wi-Fi unit) could not do this. So, I invested in a new, LinkSys tri-band unit; that could. Problem solved. THAT one, anyway The UI can be a bit arcane, in places; as far as finding the appropriate screens. In my case, the screen to configure exclusionary zones. Inclusive zones for motion detection was easy; the other quite difficult to ferret out. Unfortunately, by this time, my Support Tech had also apparently gotten a bit tired of all the calls, and had finally lost the patience to pay adequate attention, so as to ferret out the nature of the actual, remaining difficulty (my locating/understanding how to configure the motion detection exclusion zones). By patiently digging into every durned nook & cranny of the software... I finally located the correct, though obscure screen to accomplish/satisfy my need. Since, then... excellent, flawless operation. About the only thing I can complain about... is the audio. I can p/u audio fine, but the minuscule speaker module in the unit is inadequate for quality, 2-way comm with the person at the cam. Especially with the high background noise floor of the on-the-sidewalk-just off-the-busy-street out front of my downtown building. I plan to add a little spkr (actually, a 1.5", $10, mini-Bluetooth spkr/unit [just using the spkr & housing; not the Bluetooth]) under my cam mount, to (hopefully) resolve the issue. I'm going to open the back of the camera unit, hijack the two terminals present/meant for actuating a pre-existing doorbell, wiring/substituting them for the existing spkr, routing the wires through the wooden angle mount I configured to get me the correct angle/placement for the unusual usage scenario my particular front door configuration demanded, and mounting the new spkr just under the cam mount. Should (I hope) work. Highly Recommended.

easy install great quality camera affordable no subscription

I really like the S330 video doorbell camera compared to the E340, which I own, which is apparently its bigger brother. The E340 battery is weak, needs recharging, and dies frequently with normal use, while the S330 works all the time with no issues. The only thing missing is the ability to ring the Eufy Minibases' chimes for customized alerts, so the Minibases I own are now useless. Eufy, please add the feature/ability to join the Minibase to S330 for chimes, and it would be perfect, it's a very, very useful feature! There's no subscription required to work, but you will need the Eufy Hub to store all the videos and for AI recognition to work properly, which works surprisingly well. In the future, Eufy needs to focus on battery longevity in products like E340 and low energy consumption for both normal and advanced functions. I have several outdoor Eufy cameras, mostly solar-powered (8), and some wired. I had to upgrade the solar power panels since the ones supplied didn't generate enough power for the daily cycle, especially during winter, when my upgraded panels can last even a few days between full-cycle charges. Eufy needs to consider offering better Solar Panels with larger surface areas.

TLDR: Costs too much, does too little, and does it very poorly. Don't buy it. For a doorbell at this price point, there are way too many problems with it, at the price I would expect it to be a LOT better. One reviewer said it felt like a "Beta" project, but I disagree because it isn't even that good. There are numerous problems with it and I should have returned it, but unfortunately I didn't even have the time to install it before the return window closed. Below are the most egregious problems with this particular doorbell. Motion - My daughter woke up in the middle of the night and walked right out the front door. I know that a doorbell isn't going to stop her from leaving, but it didn't even record her walking past it and leaving our porch. In fact, I didn't realize she was out of the house until the next morning and she told me that she left to go to a friend's house. When I reviewed the videos from the doorbell, there was one of her coming home, but there wasn't one from when she LEFT despite the fact that she had to walk right past the doorbell to leave! Even when set to the maximum sensitivity and distance (20 feet), the doorbell will NOT activate until someone is within 5 feet, if it activates at all. Delay - On those occasions that the motion does actually trigger the doorbell to record something, there is a delay of 9-20 seconds before it records anything. If something triggers the doorbell, there is a good chance that it will be gone long before anything is caught on video. Regularly there will be a package on the porch that shows up, but no video of who came up to the porch and delivered it, or anyone leaving the area, only a video of a package laying there under the lower camera. Alexa Integration - I have a routine setup to turn on my porch lights and my string lights around the porch and my garage security lights when motion is detected at night. When it works, and it doesn't always work, the delay between the motion capture and any of the lights coming on is the same as the recording delay, somewhere between 9 and 20 seconds. Battery Life - Here is another area that is just plain bad. The rated spec is nowhere near the 10-12 days of actual "in use" battery life. To make matters worse, there is no way to simply swap batteries, instead you have to take it off the wall and charge it for 6 hours. Since the doorbell barely works in the first place, I guess you could call this a nuisance and not a real problem. What does it do well? Picture-In-Picture Mode - This is awesome. I really like that you can have it capture the lower camera in the same video view as the main camera. Picture Quality - If it somehow captures something notable, at least the picture is very clear and sharp. Local Storage - This is the main reason I bought it, and at least the few things it does capture are local and I don't have to pay a monthly service fee for my doorbell. Closing Thoughts - All in all, the idea of this doorbell is far better than the implementation of it. Eufy could probably fix, or at least improve, some of the issues with new firmware to improve performance, but I'm not holding out hope that they actually will.

I very seldom do I rate products. Started with a home base 3, doorbell camera, and a 2Tb solid state drive. Many reasons to like this product. 4K Resolution (amazing picture), data saved on site, no monthly service charges. Well designed & reasonably priced. Concerned about in home camera privacy, this system addresses that very well. The most expensive item needed for a system like this is the solid state drive, but necessary. Most can get away with a two terabyte drive. So regardless of my very positive experience with this product, do you research carefully when looking for a Security camera system.

Bought this for the dual cameras and they work great. Loads quickly and everything is recorded locally. Battery life is also very good so far but I only get maybe 10 events tops on a busy day. Homebase is also very loud as a chime. I recommend also getting a door sensor which shows events next to the cameras.

This is a very impressive doorbell camera. I purchased this Eufy Security Doorbell Camera when my Wemo doorbell camera just stopped working after a year ☹️. However, I like my new Eufy soooo much better. The Eufy notifies my phone when it detects movement and it is excellent at distinguishing between a delivery, a person waiting for me to answer the door or just movement and pushes a notification to my phone telling me which of these scenarios it has detected. This is very useful because I can open the app and speak to someone waiting at the door but can ignore other notifications until it is convenient to look at them. The second camera that is angled down keeps any eye on my packages until I can collect them, the old Wemo could not see any packages after they were placed on the steps. The Eufy was extremely easy to install - it literally took me 5 minutes - and it comes with an optional wedge to help you angle the camera if your old doorbell is off to the side of your door like mine. The Eufy app is ridiculously easy to use and stores your videos for free - no paying for a subscription 👏!!! It will also work flawlessly with Apple’s Home app. While I hardwired my camera, I have two Eufy cameras that run on rechargeable batteries and I have been very impressed with the battery life and performance in extreme temperatures so I am confident that the battery on this doorbell camera would be equally impressive. Overall, I am really impressed with Eufy products and feel that this company is the gold standard in home surveillance. If you need to mount your doorbell on vinyl siding this little mounting block is useful: https://www.amazon.com/Siding-Mounting-Blocks-130110006002-Octagon/dp/B0BWDQ217C/ref=sr_1_9?crid=2II7VVBLX8B7U&keywords=siding+plate+for+light+fixture&qid=1694455918&sprefix=Siding+pla%2Caps%2C114&sr=8-9

Having changed from ring to eufy doorbell I feel this has been a downgrade. Battery life only a couple of weeks and goes offline constantly which was never an issue with the ring. Both doorbells were placed in the same location both battery power source. Very disappointed

The Eufy doorbell camera works amazingly well. Very pleased with the quality of the pictures. Very easy to set up.

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Great product for your smart door bell solution.

Item doesn't come with AUS plug