Dual-Lens 360° Coverage Floodlight Camera E340

Is Eufy perfect? No. Is Eufy crap? No. I have around 17 Eufy devices connected to one HB3. A couple of the older floodlight cams have flaky WiFi connection to my mesh which I plan to replace with their newer floodlight cams E340 later this year since the E340 I installed last year have been rock sol

If you don’t want any missed events, I cannot recommend a battery powered camera. If you have an outside floodlight or lamp, there are options to replace them with a floodlight/camera combination. We have a Eufy Floodlight Cam E30 in our front yard paired to a networked homebase that stores 24/7 vid

Ingenic T40. I have a few of them in service for over 2yrs, no real issues as long as you can maintain a solid wifi connection with minimal channel interference from neighbours. I'm guessing the Wifi chip is pretty weak, it's an AIC8800D80 and I had more connection issues with it vs the old 2K flood

I am in "trial" mode for the Eufy system. I had Arlo which generally worked but was starting to show age. Plus the Arlo company sucketh eggs. And they're slowly forcing users to a subscription model. Perhaps Eufy will too one day. But my experience so far with Eufy has been very good. I have the E34

Love my Eufy floodlight cams hardwired, doorbell, door locks. No homebase, just use the app. No complaints here. All on my mesh network.

The Eufy system can do most of what your asking with one exception. To help keep down on recording the same object twice in a short period they have a default cool down period. You can go into the settings of the cameras and select a custom recording and cool down period. The minimum cool down perio

I live on 5 acres that’s fenced & gated & felt the need for security on our compound. 1st off I would get your gate operational. You need “layers of protection” starting around your perimeter. If Gate is solar it’s panel is charging a battery & that battery probably needs to be replaced & solar pane

I have two Eufy floodlight cams and they are both tied to a Home Base 3. The only way to avoid signal jamming is to go with a whole-house wired system which can be quite costly. My 26 year old house had a fully wired ADT system installed when it was built and I tore it out during a remodel and repla

I have a floodlight cam E340 and over a dozen other Eufy cams of various generations. I had a router failure and added 3 Deco65's a mesh WiFi7 system by TP Link. The transition was hard because I changed the SSID. My new network has 3 SSIDs, ssid, ssid_Iot, and ssid_MNO. I didn't the guest option. The

I don't have the S3 Pro. I do have 5 eufy cameras and the Homebase3. I have the e340 doorbell, an inside pan and tilt cam, and 2 e340 floodlight cams and another floodlight camera can't remember the model . It all works great for me. I have a good wifi mesh setup. I just replaced all my Ring cameras