Indoor Cam S350

Alright, so I picked up the Eufy S350 recently, and I have to say—this thing is an absolute gem. I’ve tried a fair few security cameras before, but this one stands out for a few key reasons. First off, it actually works behind a window, which is a massive win for me. I’ve got streetlights outside, and rather than relying on infrared (which can reflect off glass and mess up night vision), I just use the ambient light to keep an eye on my car. The motion detection is surprisingly smart—it picks up people and vehicles with great accuracy, even at a distance, without needing the IR setting. What really makes this camera a winner is how customizable the motion detection is. I’ve set it to monitor people coming into my driveway while ignoring passing cars, which means I don’t get flooded with pointless alerts. Plus, it doesn’t get triggered by bushes swaying in the wind, so no more annoying false alarms. Then there’s the 360-degree rotation—such a simple feature, but it makes a world of difference. At night, I can quickly pan the camera to check on my dog, take a look down the hallway, and then swivel it back to keep an eye on my car. It’s like having a remote-controlled security guard. Another neat feature is the snooze function. If I need to disable alerts for a short period (say, half an hour or an hour), I can just put the camera to sleep instead of completely turning it off and forgetting to turn it back on—something I’ve been guilty of with other brands. Honestly, with all these features—and especially with the current discount—the Eufy S350 is an easy five-star buy. It’s reliable, customizable, and well worth the investment.

This is a quality camera especially for the price. I've been so impressed. I felt a bit overwhelmed searching for the right camera as I didn't want one that required a subscription but wanted to be able to review and download the videos. I've recently taken on a rescue dog and he has an occasional howl after just being left. The camera alerts me to the sound and I'm able to speak to him through the camera and he settles really well. It's taken a lot of stress out of him getting used to being left. The picture quality is great too. I bought a memory card to use in the camera - set up was easy and the app is also user friendly.

I got this to pair with my E340 doorbell, but it's not been the smooth solution I was hoping for, I have the S380 HomeBase and thought all 3 would work well, but it's far from it, this has the ability to combine the views of both cameras, but what you don't realise is that they all need to be mains powered to be at it's best, my doorbell isn't, and has been a problem since first bought, but they have tried hard to figure it out. I was sick of missing sections of video where it would only start to record as they are halfway back to their cars, sometimes not catching them at all, so the only way around this is to set it to permanently record, but to do that you need to buy a large SSD for the S380 HomeBase, and that adds a fair expense to it all, it has IR to film at night, but you can't use that if using it like me having it in a window to cover my car outside, so it's only good for indoors, first off the IR lights are visible to anyone who looked (probably looks like an alien at night), and IR does not work well through glass (it gets reflected back), so it's best to keep it off, luckily you can turn off the power in light so it doesn't shine out to anyone. I like the 4k image, makes it nice and clear where many are sticking with 2k or similar, I did find it automatically rotating after it captured something very annoying, but I think I have been able to turn that off now (it's not totally obvious to find), it says it does it to calibrate it's position for more accuracy in it's report, but I argued it was calibrated when it was installed, and doesn't move anywhere, as it's a fixed field of vision it can have, but the biggest issue is setting it up for what you need, for me it is to protect my car. As such I have the motion activation and notifications on, and it goes absolutely nuts reporting everything that comes past unless you can tighten up the area where you want the motion to activate, and if you don't have a lot of options on the camera placement you will find you can't cover the whole car (unless you have a massive drive), so it's a trade-off between cover and sanity, and ultimately is why I've got a 2TB SSD now to permanently capture the feed in real time, at least that way if I miss an alert where my car gets damaged, at least I will have the full recording of what went on should I ever find it has been damaged, not perfect, but it's better than nothing, so it's good, and covers me now I have got an SSD for the HomeBase for 24/7 cover.

Excellent Camera. Easy to set up and use. Good picture. Look forward to n outdoor version.

If you’re not familiar with the Eufy brand, get ready for a surprise. It’s a relatively affordable , feature laden and high quality electronic manufacturer, which is a subsidiary of Anker - who produce some of the best charging cables and power banks. This wireless camera can be used standalone or within a system of similar cameras from the eufy range, as well as integrated with alarm systems and doorbells. The app is relatively straight forward, and you can set things up like geofencing (turning on the notification features by your own location automatically I.e. home/away), and setting up your own schedules on a timer (I.e. if you work 9-5, you can set the system up to record any movement between these times and for it to alert you that something wrong - with a quick snapshot in your notifications) relatively easily. You can have continuous recording, however the amount of footage you can keep will obviously depend on the size of the micro SD card you put into the camera (which has to be bought separately). Also as a side note, in order to insert the MicroSD card into the camera, you need to push the lens area up to the ceiling and a small slot will appear that you can slide the MicroSD card into. I’ve got it so that the camera will only record if it picks up movement in a certain location - although if I just want to ‘check in’ I can view a live view at any time. I’ve added a screenshot of the continuous recording timings dependingkk no on the MicroSD card used, direct from the app. After you play around with the app for a little while, you will get used to the controls for the tilt and pan etc - the motion is really smooth, and also - very very quiet! There is a speaker on the camera, so you can speak through the app with your voice coming out of the camera, which is obviously handy as a deterrent, and you can also set it up so if it senses movement an alarm will sound. Granted this alarm isn’t too loud, but it can serve as a slight shock and if you’ve got someone doing something they shouldn’t, it may deter them. Through the app as well, you can manually trigger this alarm sound. Picture quality is very clear, both in normal mode and night vision mode - I don’t really have anything bad to say about the picture quality for a camera that cost roughly £40. The camera only needs to be connected to a plug point for it to be ready to work and will connect Via your wifi - long gone are the days of wired CCTV systems with hundred of feet of wire for the power and the signal. What slightly let’s this down is it’s motion detection and tracking system. Let’s start with the first, as I have it setup to record if motion is detected - it may be a second or so after said motion is detected that the camera starts to record - sometimes, this is not good - and examples I’ve seen from other reviews such as someone throwing something at window and smashing it, means that as it happened so quickly the camera failed to pick it up. The motion tracking is a useful feature, as it will keep a person in the middle of the shot, but can than can be a bit jerky, and the added movement sometimes doesn’t allow the camera to focus on the persons face - I used to have it turned on, but due to these reasons I’ve turned it off to just record a single area. Overall, I’ve had this camera roughly 8 months, and it works well and for its intended purpose. For the price I paid (roughly £40) you won’t get a better security camera. The app is relatively intuitive and works well, the notifications work great to let you know something has been spotted - I can see myself getting a few more cameras (maybe some of the bigger outdoor ones) and adding to this system.

Great wired camera follows you around the room if you want or static view, great quality and cheap at the price I paid at the time, easy to setup in the eufy app night vision is perfect. Ideal expansion camera to a home cctv set up, very quiet when moving

We purchased this camera to keep an eye on our cat while on holiday. It took a lot of research to find a suitable camera that isn’t gimmicky and actually does what it promises. Couldn't be happier with this camera! The AI pet tracking is FREE and doesn't require a hub or a monthly subscription. It tracks my cat’s movements perfectly and records clips on the SD card, so via the app, we can see him go about his day. Another great feature is that it records with both camera lenses at the same time, giving you a full-room view plus a zoomed-in view of the cat perfect! It works so well, the WiFi is super fast and reliable, and the night vision is excellent. Very impressed. Highly recommended!

Update: Since a recent outage by Eufy we noticed all our cameras stopped working. No motion detection events. Nothing recorded in HomeKit. Nothing recorded at all to their local SD cards. We did a test and blocked access to the internet to the cameras and they immediately go into some kind of dumb mode. It would appear that internet is required for all kinds of motion detection and even to allow local SD card recording and without that: the cameras are useless. So if your internet goes down or network goes down; these cameras will capture NOTHING at all. Absolutely terrible. And why? Is all the footage being sent to Eufy for analysis to detect motion? Surely not. So why? The company stone walled me and won’t give me any response. Original Make sure to look at some decent sample videos of this device before making a decision about if it’s ok for you. It says it’s a 2K camera but if you so much as pick any setting that isn’t ideal you’re restricted to 1080p and a red message will let you know that any cloud storage or apple HomeKit or anything other than local means a 1080p limit. Local continuous recording also 1080p “for the benefit of the storage card”. And the 1080p isn’t like your standard 1080p like on a smartphone video set to 1080. It looks worse than a smartphone set to 720. It looks almost like old videos taken on an old feature phone. For the price it’s alright if you need a bunch of indoors cameras for HomeKit or something. But the detail is severely lacking. The video compression destroys the quality. The pan and tilt has excellent range and the mounting is secure. One of my two units picks up a constant noise on the audio. It’s terrible. One of my cameras looks out of a window so I made my own polarisation filter for it to make sure it can see without reflections. It seems to cope well with this. When set up with HomeKit all the settings are disabled to configure motion detection apart from sensitivity. This means I can’t set an activity zone on the camera to stop it recording every leaf moving to local storage so my local storage is getting filled quickly but because of the aforementioned compression at least it can store a large amount of video. The included cable is just about long enough for most positions but I got a 3M one for a better install places. The camera being HomeKit Secure Video compatible is a huge bonus for the price. Which is why I don’t mind the quality. Since the iCloud+ included allowances changed it makes adding a couple of these cameras to your home set up easy and since they can trigger HomeKit automations on motion they have some good uses for recording or merely detecting motion. Coupled with HSV the quality is good enough for HSV to use AI to detect animals and packages being left on doorstep. But activate HSV and you may not use the onboard AI any more. Which is fine. When this goes on sale it’s a fair value proposition. At RRP it’s merely 3 stars.

Very excellent and reliable and in accordance with the specifications

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Very easy to use and install. Good quality images. Good tracking. I have a handful of these monitoring the house when I’m out. They work well and the quality of the images is a lot better than many others I’ve used. The app is quite intuitive as well. The mic is quite sensitive. We had a few false alarms with cuckoo clock chimes. But that’s no reflection on the camera. It rarely picks up a false ‘human’, although I’ve had fountainheads classified as human. But for the most part, the human detection algorithm is surprisingly effective and can identify family and friends. Pick them up during a sale - they’re a terrific indoor cam.

il est très difficile de comprendre le fonctionnement diverses fonctionnalités fonctionnent puis ne fonctionnent plus l'intégration avec Homey pro est BUGGEE (c'est mon critère majeur) le support est désolant uniquement en anglais sans faire d'effort de traduction fournissseur à oublier (c'est mon cas)

Really good camera for the home. Really recommend this