Eufycam 2 Pro 3-Pack
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Usage location | Outdoors | |
Connection type | Battery | |
Subscription needed for full use | ||
Storage options | Cloud, Internal memory, NAS | |
Smart home platform | Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant, Google Home, Homey | |
2-way audio | ||
IP camera type | Bullet camera |
5 stars
300
4 stars
108
3 stars
18
2 stars
6
1 star
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After doing a lot of research between the different cameras on the market, we finally opted for the Eufy 2 pro 3-pack + doorbell.
Delivery was as I am used to from Coolblue. Ordered in the evening and the next morning Post NL was already at my door with my package. We always have to wait and see what kind of creative things are on the Coolblue box and it gave me a big smile again!
When I opened my package, I immediately noticed that I made the right choice. You can feel that Eufy products are of high quality in everything.
The installation of both the doorbell and cameras is super easy. The Eufy app works great and there are plenty of options. So take your time to set up the cameras to your liking.
The image quality is very good, both during the day and at night. Please note: in the Eufy app the image quality is 2K. If you use the cameras in combination with Apple HomeKit, the image quality in Apple's Home app is unfortunately only 1080. It would be nice if Apple would support this in the future. You can of course use the Eufy app and Home app side by side, so you can use the best of both.
The detection of the cameras is very good, although I do live in a quiet street so if there is movement I immediately receive a notification on my phone. Notifications always come to my phone within seconds so that's totally great.
Unfortunately I can't say anything about the battery life yet, but I assume that it will last for the time being.
My house is currently equipped with 3 cameras, but I'm even considering buying one more. Then all corners are covered and the cameras can work together perfectly.
Are the cameras recommended? Yes, in my opinion these are the perfect cameras to secure your house, shed and garden.
Mitch Jaspers
27 November 2020
Automatically translated from Dutch
Never found a good product in the past when it comes to wireless surveillance cams. Or bad battery, or high cloud service subscription costs, or no integration with HomeKit, or bad picture.
With the release of the Eufy 2K, I saw all my needs fulfilled and went on a deeper investigation. A few ambiguities remained. Unfortunately for the first time in my life I was disappointed by Coolblue's customer service: no satisfactory answer from them. Maybe people still have this problem. I will write it down in my review.
In another review on the non 2K version of the Eufycams I read a bug related to motion notification. This would only be triggered when moving sideways. Doesn't work (anymore) with the 2K version. The movement is properly registered in every possible way and the recording starts if desired. The Eufycams are linked to Apple HomeKit at my house. The motion detector also triggers my garden lighting in this way. This really works great every time.
Then I wondered if the cams could be mounted "out of the box" on a house wall. Finally, they should be rotated 90° to visualize the garden path running parallel to the house. This is not possible with the magnetic holder, the 'screw holder' succeeds in this. However, you have to remove a small piece from the screw (cut, melt) in order to be able to turn the camera holder further. Works fine BUT not at night using the IR leds. The installation manual also warns about this: the IR LEDs are so bright that your wall appears strongly lit in the dark and the path to be monitored is no longer visible. The IR LEDs can be switched off. With external (infrared) lighting, monitoring in the above manner can be achieved.
In the Eufy app, the cameras can be set to generate a notification in every possible way. At home, not at home, at certain hours, etc. When set to "with thumbnail", the AppleWatch user also sees a photo of the object that triggered the movement. Very important added value if you are often at the wheel. Attention, a disadvantage for HomeKit users: the AppleWatch shows you a notification, but no photo of the trigger like the Eufy app does.
In terms of notifications, HomeKit (paired with a hub) and the Eufy app are about equally fast. With the Eufy app you can have a conversation with the camera within ten seconds after notification. Here we immediately come to another disadvantage for HomeKit users: listening is possible via HomeKit, but unfortunately not speaking. Too bad, because thanks to my Netatmo doorbell I know that "two way" audio is supported by that platform.
The following statement is not 100% sure, but here it looks like: The cameras seem to opt for a connection via WiFi if this is stronger than the connection to the Homebase. I have a camera that is 100m (with several walls) away from the Homebase. Good wifi in that spot and perfectly stable connection with the camera as a result. Another camera is close to the Homebase, with one wall in between, but previously bad WiFi. That camera also gets a strong connection and works very stable.
Reviewing the battery consumption is still too fast. Linked to HomeKit, I certainly don't seem to be getting the 365 days promised. The cameras that are located in places where there are between 10 and 20 notifications on my domain daily, have already dropped to 93% battery capacity after a week. One guards the carport and it is only triggered when getting in and out of the car. It still has a nice 98% after a week. Naturally, a lot of testing and adjustment was done in the first two days, including assembly and associated perils. In any case, not many alternatives will do better today. It's perfectly usable.
In a fairly green environment, the stark white camera catches the eye very clearly. This can be an extra problem in theft-prone areas. On competing sites there are black covers for sale to wrap the cams with. There are two of them on the way at the time of writing.
The anti-theft siren is very noticeable in a residential area like ours. When testing this system, I immediately got some curious looks. If you live next to a busy job, this will certainly not suffice.
All in all a wonderful system. I initially wanted to fully integrate them into Apple HomeKit to save recordings with HomeKit Secure Video. However, the Eufy app with its local recordings works much better (and cheaper) than HomeKit Secure Video. Certainly the lack of thumbnails on the AppleWatch with HomeKit and the lack of two-way audio also in HomeKit makes this system less interesting.
Gert Wouters
6 April 2021
Automatically translated from Dutch
I bought this set including doorbell because of the good reviews and because it was a competitive offer. Unfortunately, immediately after installation I already had a defective camera, for this I had to send the entire set that I had just hung up. A few months later another defective camera so I had to disassemble the whole set and send it back. Unfortunately, something went wrong and I got the wrong set back. In the end I had too many defects in too short a time, and too much hassle with return, so I'm completely done with it!
Joost Van de Ven
8 June 2021
Automatically translated from Dutch
Product number | 871326 | |
Manufacturer code | T88523D2 | |
Brand | Eufy | |
Warranty | 2 years | |
Processing of your defect | Via Coolblue |
Type of image definition support | QHD (1440p) (2K) | |
Video resolution width | 2304 pixels | |
Video resolution height | 1296 pixels | |
Horizontal viewing angle | 140 ° | |
Vertical viewing angle | 62 ° | |
Image quality according to customers | Very good | |
Pan | ||
Tilt | ||
Zoom (IPcam) | ||
Digital zoom | 8 | |
Fisheye | ||
Frames per second | 15 fps |
Number of cameras | 3 | |
IP camera type | Bullet camera | |
Usage location | Outdoors | |
Alarm system needed for use | ||
Subscription needed for full use | ||
Motion detection sensor | ||
Infrared lighting | ||
Infrared light range | 8 m | |
Infrared motion sensor | ||
Suitable for placement behind glass | ||
Dynamic DNS client | ||
2-way audio | ||
Built-in microphone | ||
Review event | ||
Number of seconds to review event | 0 s | |
Streaming |
Power supply type | Rechargeable battery | |
Battery (power source) | ||
Maximum battery life | 365 days | |
Storage options | Cloud, Internal memory, NAS | |
SD card slot | ||
Number of days you can view for free | 30 days | |
Installation ease according to customers | Very simple | |
Built-in WiFi | ||
PoE support | ||
UPnP AV support | ||
ONVIF certified | ||
PSIA certified |
Height | 5,7 cm | |
Width | 5,7 cm | |
Depth | 10,6 cm | |
Color | White | |
Mounting possible | ||
Water-resistant | ||
Water resistance | Waterproof | |
Waterproofness certification | IP certification | |
IP certification | IP67 |
Controls via app | ||
Controlled via Android app | ||
Controlled via Apple app | ||
Smart home platform | Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant, Google Home, Homey |
Internet connection required | ||
Manufacturer account required | ||
Multi-factor authentication | ||
Log in with fingerprint on your phone | ||
Log in with Face ID on your phone | ||
Usage possible without cloud environment manufacturer | ||
Support for future updates | ||
Expected frequency security updates | Each quarter | |
Personal information required |
