eufy Security Video Doorbell Wireless S220 (S210), No Monthly Fee

Relatively easy to set up. Only got a little confused when it asks you to connect to Home Hub, which I didn’t have. NOTE Home Hub also refers to your Chime door bell, took me a while to figure that one out as to the reason I wasn’t getting video. (Five stars to customer service for their help too btw, although I figured it out myself in the end they were very pleasant and professional). Love that it also has a Face Capture. When someone is walking past and too quick or hooded to see, the Capture feature gives a clear snapshot of their face. Highly recommend.

I recently upgraded my home security with the Eufy Security Video Doorbell S210 2K, and I am impressed with its performance and user-friendly features. Setting up the doorbell was an absolute breeze. The easy-to-follow instructions made the process smooth, and I had it up and running in no time. The wireless design adds to the convenience, eliminating the hassle of dealing with tangled wires during installation. Installation was straightforward. The included kit had everything I needed, and the doorbell seamlessly integrated into my home without any complications. It's a hassle-free addition to any home, whether you're tech-savvy or not. One of the standout features of the Eufy S210 is the absence of monthly fees. It's a relief to have a high-quality video doorbell without the burden of recurring costs. Eufy delivers on its promise of providing top-notch security without hidden fees. The motion detection capabilities of this doorbell are exceptional. It picks up on even subtle movements, providing a sense of security that is second to none. The quick connection to answer calls is a game-changer – it ensures you can respond promptly to visitors or potential threats. I appreciate the easy-to-use features for turning off detection when needed. Whether you're expecting a delivery or simply want some privacy, the flexibility to control motion detection adds to the overall user experience. One of the standout aspects of this doorbell is the ample storage it offers. No need to worry about running out of space for your video recordings – the Eufy S210 provides generous storage, ensuring you can review footage at your convenience. In conclusion, the Eufy Security Video Doorbell S210 2K is a fantastic product that ticks all the boxes. Easy setup and installation, no monthly fees, excellent motion detection, quick call connections, and abundant storage make it a standout in the market. If you're looking to enhance your home security without any hassle, look no further – the Eufy S210 is a wise investment.

Overall, I really like this video doorbell. The video is quite clear, it was easy enough to set up and connectivity is fine. It is also small and just went next to our front door on the frame. I like especially that videos are just saved locally, no need for any subscription. I do think the battery life could be better. It consistently needs charging, which can take half a day. It is my only complaint though, and I think the lack of subscription makes up for it. I would recommend this video doorbell.

Updated review after one year of ownership. So just after the one year warranty expired I have issues charging the doorbell. It won't hold charge. I contacted Anker support and I'm very disappointed to say Anker would not offer a replacement. It's very convenient for Anker to develop products that fail shortly after the warranty period expires. These products should be robust and stand the test of time. It's no point having a product that fails marginally outside the warranty period. The doorbell is not exactly cheap so failure like this is extremely frustrating and customer service not willing to send a replacement is frankly unacceptable. I would not recommend purchasing this doorbell as if it fails soon after the warranty expires Anker will not help you. They will offer you 15% off a new purchase and expect you to spend your hard earned money on a replacement! ‐‐---‐-----‐‐--‐----------------------------- I recently upgraded my doorbell to the Eufy Security Video Doorbell Wireless S210 2K, and I couldn't be more impressed! This battery-powered gem, bundled with a chime, has truly transformed my peace of mind without any pesky monthly fees. The first thing that caught my attention was the impressive 2K resolution. The clarity of the video is outstanding, allowing me to see every detail of what's happening at my doorstep. Whether it's a package delivery or just a friendly neighbour saying hello, I can view it all in crystal-clear quality. Installation was a breeze – no complicated wiring or professional help required. The wireless design is a game-changer, providing the flexibility to place the doorbell wherever it suits my needs. The battery life is commendable, and with the low-battery notification feature, I'm never caught off guard. The Eufy Security app is user-friendly, offering a seamless experience for monitoring and managing alerts. The motion detection is highly customizable, ensuring I only receive notifications for the events that matter most. Plus, the integration with the chime makes it convenient for me to be alerted even when I'm away from my phone. You can also link it to your Amazon Echo and get notified when someone is at your door. One of the standout features for me is the local storage option. With the included 16GB eMMC storage, I don't have to worry about monthly subscription fees for cloud storage. My videos are securely stored right at home, giving me complete control over my data. The two-way audio is crisp and clear, allowing me to communicate with visitors or delivery personnel, enhancing the overall functionality of the doorbell. In conclusion, the Eufy Security Video Doorbell is fantastic for anyone looking to upgrade their home security without the burden of monthly fees. Its high-resolution video, easy installation, customizable features make it a top-notch choice. I would say overall great value for money. I hope you found this review helpful.

I have been on the lookout for a good quality video doorbell for a while now. My next door neighbour has a Ring doorbell and I must say it is excellent. The video quality is very good and the ability to review events is easy and clear. What put me off from buying that product was the subscription model. I am fed up wit products that require ongoing payments when there should be excellent options to just buy the product and use it without further payments. My research brought me to the Eufy range of products and I must say; so far the product has been exactly what I was looking for. Firstly, the doorbell itself is nice looking and feels substantial. The mounting brackets (there is a flat bracket and an angle bracket that you can place onto the first bracket to allow mounting in a wider range of places) are adequate and fixings are included with the bell too. There is also a template sticker to allow easy marking of hole location, so for those people that are happy to install themselves; it is straightforward. I would say that the process of set-up was relatively straightforward, but strongly recommend reading instructions as there is scope for problems if not fully prepared. I found that the bell chime (which contains the included sd card for local storage) was easy to set up, but did require a re-format of the sd card after the first hour, although it has been good ever since (approximately a week). The doorbell itself was nice and easy to set-up too. Both items require the installation of the Eufy Security app but I did not find any real issues. The app is available on both Android and iPhone. The doorbell did come with an amount of charge, this enables set-up straight away, but does require charging to full capacity. The Eufy app shows battery level (mine is still at 99% after a week), as well as allowing access to saved events, live feed and settings etc. You can set the detection zone, which is surprisingly good and the image quality has been excellent so far. Reviewing events is easy, quick and clear when at home on the same network (although I do have very good home broadband), but does take a while when out and about on 5G. It's not problematic but there is a difference. The speed of notification when at home or away has been really good so far and the ability to talk to whoever is at the door works fine, with minimal lag. Video quality, as I have already mentioned; is excellent. Both the day and night recording is clear and easy to view. The night video is black and white, although the field of view from my bell is well illuminated, so I have it on day setting all the time and so it is in colour and very clear 24hrs a day. The is a web-portal and the app can generate a time-sensitive code to allow access to the device. I found that the view of live feed was great, but it appears that to access my stored events was not possible without a subscription to a cloud based storage (which defeats the object of the locally stored videos in my opinion). It isn't a deal breaker to me, but may be to some people. Overall, I am happy so far. The app notifies me instantly (with a little lag obviously) when there is either a detection or someone actually rings the bell. I can review any event later via the app and can save/download the videos. Having seen the quality of the Ring doorbell; I would say the video and sound recording is as high quality on the Eufy, but without the ongoing subscription costs. The included sd card is apparently good for several months of recordings before it starts to overwrite (we shall see). Based on my experience with it so far; I would recommend it.

I would say it's better than ring because no subscription fees. More features. Like making your own messages. Pictures and video quality is very good too. I just wish battery power only version had longer lasting battery and power indicator was in % instead of bars..5stars still

Based on my experience, you'll need to have a little bit of patience with this. Out of the box, in my living room, it worked straight away. I was charging the doorbell camera and getting notifications every time I walked past it, so I screwed the unit to the wall and sure enough it went off when the neighbours came out of their front door and walked past. The problems started when they came home. Walking up our path is very hit and miss. Anyway, to cut a long story short so as not to bore anyone, I got in touch with the makers and it turns out that (in common with a lot of these security devices it seems) anyone walking directly towards the camera might not be detected. Unfortunately our path is pretty much perfectly aligned so that it may or may not record. Don't screw it to the wall until you've found the best position, and try it with and without the angle mount. The bell works, the motion detector works if I change it to pick up all motion and not just humans, but of course then it goes off every time a car goes by and it still might not pick up people walking up our path. You can probably set an activity zone to cover your own circumstances, and I'm just unlucky. It's a really good picture, and it's a really good doorbell (which records when it's pressed). I don't think many people will be as unlucky as me, and I have another Eufy camera (a solar powered one) which is absolutely brilliant and picks up everything as it should. So it's definitely our front path that's at fault. In other news, the chime records the video onto its memory card so no subscription is involved. We have an Eero 6 Pro router which broadcasts on both 2.4 and 5GHz bands, and it picked up the two units immediately even though they only operate on 2.4GHz. It's a good bell, it's our front garden that's to blame.

I've been using the Eufy S220 Video Doorbell for a few weeks now, and there's a lot to like. Setup was straightforward, the hardware feels solid, and not needing a subscription is a big plus in a market that's increasingly paywalled. The variety of ringtones is a nice touch, and the battery life has held up well so far. However, reliability is where things start to fall short. The doorbell often struggles to connect through the app, frequently timing out or taking so long to load that by the time I can view or answer, the visitor is already gone. Even more concerning, there have been times when someone clearly walked through the activity zone but the device failed to record or notify me. That’s a serious flaw for something meant to enhance security. Overall, this doorbell has potential and offers good value in terms of features and long-term cost - but its inconsistent performance undermines its core purpose. If Eufy can fix the connectivity and detection issues with firmware updates, this could be a great product. Until then, it feels like a bit of a gamble.

Na odległości 20 metrów od dzwonka działa tak sobie.

Super sonnette mais il y a un problème avec la sonnerie du téléphone. Quand le Bluetooth est activé, les alertes sonnettes sont désactivés, y a plus d'alerte si on sonne. De plus ca ne sonne qu'une fois, y a pas de répétitions. Quand sa sonne, il faut déverrouiller le téléphone, aller sur l'application, pour répondre... on perd du temps. Quand tous les mouvements sont activés au max, la batterie dure 2 semaines (selon la fréquentation). Sinon pour le reste, image, détection, enregistrement, application, tout est parfait.

Just remember to install the bell first, then the camera

Toppenbra produkt! Funkar toppen. Roligaste är när nån ringer på dörrklockan och jag kan se och prata med personen trots att jag inte är hemma (via appen i mobilen)

Fijne videodeurbel die makkelijk te monteren is. De batterij gaat redelijk lang mee, als je hem op de minst gevoelige functie hebt staan. Je kan makkelijk met mensen praten die aanbellen als je niet thuis bent.