Cam S330

Eufy cameras have solar power on em and are so easy to install and work flawlessly. The battery lasts a month if say it was dark for a month. Mine is in some shade even and it gets enough light to stay powered. Thanks for making a damn good product. It’s also on the edge of my property where most de

When are you using the monitor? Where does baby sleep? We have the eufy camera as it’s wifi optional and has a local only monitor. We didn’t want a wifi monitor that could be hacked. Sound and if you’re worried about see babies breathing the quality is good but also consider what you’re dressing the

For a remote spot, look at the Reolink Go PT Ultra or the Eufy 4G LTE Cam S330. Both use a SIM card to connect directly to cell towers and come with built-in solar panels so you never have to charge them. Or trail cam is another good option.

In the company that I co-own, we have had several surveillance cameras on WiFi and with POE in testing. Where Eufy Cam performs much better than others. Privately, Hikvision, Ubiquiti Unifi Cam and Eufy Cam. Where I have many Eufy Cam connected to my two HomeBase. I also have Eufy Doorbell connected

I've had my Eufy cams installed for several months. I was having some issues here and there with history loading, and live feed taking a bit, but for the past 2-3 months, it has been great knock on wood. It seems like they work great for some, and not for others.

I have eufy cameras on 3 different locations. I have wired, WiFi, LTE cameras, solar, with HomeKit, homebase 2 and homebase 3. Think really well what you want before proceeding. Eufy has new DVR options, but most cameras just record when something happens, not regular 24 hour recording like a DVR. S

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

Came from Arlo, partially because of the sudden change to needing a subscription to do anything other than live viewing. Last straw was their “weather resistant” outdoor camera randomly failed, the water sealant apparently failed and fried the internals. Attempting to navigate “support” was nonexist

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