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- Best for
- Home security without a monthly plan
- Standout
- Local storage and AI detection, no subscription
- Returns
- 30 days; buyer pays non-defect postage
- Warranty
- 12–36 months by category; 18 on smart locks
- Customer rating
- 3.0 on Trustpilot (13,679)
Pros
- Local Recording, No Monthly Fee: Person, pet and vehicle detection, activity zones, two-way audio and local storage all work without a subscription, with 32GB built into the eufyCam S4.
- A Whole Smart Home From One App: Cameras, doorbells, smart locks, baby monitors, robot vacuums and lawn mowers run through one eufy account, tiered across S, E and C series.
- Sale Pricing Runs Deep: The X10 Pro Omni robot vacuum is $429.99 against a $899.99 list, and the SoloCam S340 four-camera kit with HomeBase and a 1TB drive is $619.99 against $1,079.99.
Cons
- Cloud backup and professional monitoring are paid add-ons from $2.99 a month, so budget for a microSD card or a HomeBase if you want every recording kept on your own hardware.
- Headline AI features such as Stranger Alert run on the HomeBase S380 rather than the camera alone, so check what's in the box before ordering a single unit.
The Verdict
What sets eufy apart is a smart-home range built to record on your own hardware rather than on a monthly plan: eufy is Anker Innovations' smart-home brand, launched in 2016 and sold in the United States through Fantasia Trading LLC of Ontario, California. The catalogue is wide: eufyCam S4 and S3 Pro wireless cameras, SoloCam and Indoor Cam standalone units, PoE NVR systems, the Floodlight Camera E340, Video Doorbell E340 and C31, the FamiLock S3 Max and Video Smart Lock S330, the Baby Monitor E21, the Omni range of robot vacuums and robot lawn mowers, all tiered across S, E and C series. The eufyCam S4 carries three lenses, one 4K bullet at 3840 by 2160 and two 2K pan-and-tilt at 2688 by 1520, with a 10,000mAh swappable battery, 32GB of built-in storage expandable to a 256GB microSD card, and up to 16TB through a HomeBase S380. Pricing covers the whole range and the discounts run hard. Cameras start at $49.99 for the Indoor Cam E220 and $59.99 for the Indoor Cam E30, with the SoloCam S220 at $69.99, the SoloCam E30 at $99.99, the SoloCam S340 at $159.99 and the eufyCam S4 at $349.99. Kits scale to $799.99 for the two-camera S4, $999.99 for the E50 four-camera NVR system and $1,789.99 for the eight-camera S4 Max. Doorbells run $59.99 to $119.99 and locks $99.99 to $349.99. Robot vacuums open at $279.99 for the 11S MAX, with the X10 Pro Omni at $429.99, the Omni E35 at $999.99 and the Omni S2 flagship at $1,399.99, rated at 100AW of suction with a self-cleaning roller mop. The reservations are about the record rather than the hardware. Returns run 30 days for undamaged product, with the buyer covering return postage on anything other than a proven defect, and warranty cover varies by category: 12 months on security cameras and robot vacuums, 36 months on PoE cameras and recorders, 18 months on smart locks, with accessories excluded. In January 2025 the New York Attorney General secured $450,000 from three Anker-connected entities after finding that some video streams were not protected by end-to-end encryption and could be reached by URL without authentication; the companies agreed to a formal security programme, third-party vulnerability testing and encryption both in storage and in transit. That followed reporting in early 2023 in which Anker acknowledged its cameras had produced unencrypted streams for the web portal. Trustpilot reads 3.0 across 13,679 reviews on a claimed profile, and three BBB profiles for Anker entities are rated F for unanswered complaints. Made for households that want security recording to their own hardware: detection and local storage work without a subscription. Undamaged products can come back within 30 days. Add the HomeBase for the full feature set and shop now.
4K Cameras, Doorbells, Locks and Robot Vacuums
eufy is the smart-home brand of Anker Innovations, launched in 2016 and sold in the United States through Fantasia Trading LLC, 5350 Ontario Mills Parkway, Suite 100, Ontario, California, with Anker Technology (SG) Pte. Ltd. of Singapore as the global controller and a US line on (800) 988-7973. The range is organised as Security, Clean, Mom & Baby, Life, eufyMake and Business, with products tiered across S, E and C series and security systems branded LocalSecure, ProSecure and ExpertSecure.
Current prices include the Indoor Cam E220 at $49.99 (was $54.99), the Indoor Cam E30 at $59.99, the SoloCam S220 at $69.99 (was $99.99), the SoloCam E30 at $99.99 (was $149.99), the SoloCam S340 at $159.99 (was $199.99), the eufyCam S4 at $349.99, the eufyCam S4 two-camera kit at $799.99, the E50 four-camera NVR system at $999.99 (was $1,199.99) and the S4 Max eight-camera PoE kit at $1,789.99 (was $2,819.99). Doorbells run from $59.99 for the C30 to $119.99 for the E340, locks from $99.99 for the Smart Lock C210 to $349.99 for the Video Smart Lock S330, and robot vacuums from $279.99 for the 11S MAX to $1,399.99 for the Omni S2.
The eufyCam S4 combines a 4K bullet lens at 3840 by 2160 with two 2K pan-and-tilt lenses at 2688 by 1520, a 10,000mAh quick-swap battery, solar charging, 32GB of onboard storage expandable to a 256GB microSD card or up to 16TB via a HomeBase S380, and human, vehicle and pet detection; Stranger Alert and BionicMind recognition require the HomeBase S380. The Robot Vacuum Omni S2 is rated at 100AW of suction with a HydroJet 2.0 self-cleaning roller mop at 15N of downward pressure and 3D MatrixEye 2.0 navigation recognising over 200 object types; the Omni E28 is rated at 20,000Pa and the X10 Pro Omni at 8,000Pa.
Undamaged products can be returned within 30 days of purchase for a full refund regardless of reason, with the buyer responsible for shipping on returns other than proven defects; returns can be declined if accessories or original packaging are missing. Warranty runs 12 months on security cameras, HomeBase and RoboVac, 36 months on PoE cameras and network video recorders, 18 months on smart locks and HomeVac, and 24 months on robot lawn mowers, with accessories excluded. Cloud storage is $2.99 a month or $29.99 a year per camera, and professional monitoring $4.99 to $9.99 a month. In January 2025 the New York Attorney General announced a $450,000 settlement with Fantasia Trading LLC, Power Mobile Life LLC and Smart Innovation LLC over camera encryption; Trustpilot shows 3.0 across 13,679 reviews and three Anker BBB profiles are rated F. For households that want cameras recording to their own hardware rather than a monthly plan, check whether your camera needs the HomeBase S380 for its AI features and shop now.
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