What Makes Eufy Stand Out?
No mandatory subscription. Eufy cameras offer full functionality — motion alerts, cloud-free recording, and app access — without a recurring fee. This is a genuine differentiator: competitors like Ring and Arlo charge £3–£10 per month per camera for cloud storage. If you want to compare Ring's approach, see our Arlo vs Ring cameras comparison. For a breakdown of every Eufy camera family and which one suits your home, see our Eufy camera guide. Eufy cameras also work with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control, and are managed through the Eufy Security app on iOS and Android.
Best Eufy Security Cameras UK 2026
1. Eufy SoloCam S340 — Best Solar Outdoor Camera
Price: around £99.99 on Amazon. The SoloCam S340 is our top pick for outdoor use. It runs entirely on solar power, so there are no cables to run and no batteries to swap. A built-in dual-lens setup delivers a wide 135° field of view alongside a 8× zoom for identifying faces and number plates at distance. Resolution is 3K and night vision is colour-capable. Local storage is handled by a microSD card (up to 128 GB). Because it's wire-free and solar-powered, installation takes under 30 minutes. This is arguably one of the best wire-free outdoor cameras on the market — see our full best outdoor security cameras UK roundup for how it stacks up against non-Eufy rivals. Buy on Amazon.
2. Eufy Security 2K Indoor Cam — Best Budget Indoor Camera
Price: around £29.99 on Amazon. If you need an indoor camera and don't want to spend much, the Eufy 2K Indoor Cam is the easiest recommendation in the Eufy lineup. It pans 360° and tilts 96° so you can cover an entire room from a single mount. Resolution is a sharp 2K and it supports two-way audio, so you can talk to whoever is in range. Local storage is via microSD. There's no HomeBase required — just plug into a mains socket and connect via Wi-Fi. Works with Alexa and Google Assistant for live view on smart displays. Buy on Amazon.
3. Eufy Video Doorbell E340 — Best Smart Doorbell Camera
Price: around £149.99 on Amazon. The E340 is Eufy's dual-camera video doorbell and it's a significant step up from single-lens alternatives. The front-facing camera covers visitors' faces while a secondary downward-angled lens shows parcels left on the doorstep — a feature that's genuinely useful if you order online frequently. Both lenses offer colour night vision. It requires a wired connection to an existing doorbell chime or a Eufy HomeBase. Compare it with Ring and alternatives in our Ring vs Eufy doorbell comparison. Buy on Amazon.
4. Eufy Floodlight Cam 2K Pro — Best Outdoor Floodlight Camera
Price: around £179.99 on Amazon. For deterring intruders with light as well as recording them, the Floodlight Cam 2K Pro is Eufy's premium outdoor option. Two 2,500-lumen LED panels activate on motion detection, while the integrated 2K camera records with colour night vision. A built-in siren and two-way audio complete the package. It requires a mains connection (wired installation), so it's best suited to garages, driveways, or side passages where a power source is available. Local storage uses a microSD slot. Buy on Amazon.
5. Eufy Outdoor Cam E220 — Best Entry-Level Outdoor Camera
Price: around £49.99 on Amazon. If the SoloCam S340 is over budget, the Outdoor Cam E220 is a wired outdoor option at a much lower price. It's a fixed 1080p camera with IP67 weatherproofing, suitable for mounting under an eave or soffit. Motion detection, two-way audio, and night vision are all present. Local storage via HomeBase or microSD. It's not as feature-rich as the SoloCam, but it covers the basics reliably at a price most budgets can accommodate. Buy on Amazon.
Do You Need the Eufy HomeBase 3?
HomeBase 3 is optional but recommended for larger setups. It acts as a local NVR with up to 16 TB of expandable storage and connects to cameras via an encrypted 2.4 GHz proprietary channel (not standard Wi-Fi). Some camera models — particularly battery-powered ones — communicate exclusively through the HomeBase rather than directly to your router. If you're buying a single camera, check its spec sheet; many wired and solar models can work standalone with a microSD card. If you're building a multi-camera system, HomeBase 3 simplifies central management through the Eufy Security app. At IFA Berlin 2026, Eufy also announced the NVR Security System E50, a step up for larger properties with hybrid 2K/4K PTZ cameras and on-device AI tracking. Thinking more broadly about whole-home security? Our best home security systems UK guide covers alarm panels, sensors and cameras together.
Eufy Camera Buying Guide
Power source. Decide early whether you want wired, battery, or solar. Solar cameras (SoloCam S340) are the easiest to install but depend on sunlight; wired cameras (Floodlight Cam, E220) are more reliable but need an electrician or DIY cabling. Battery cameras sit in between — flexible placement, but you'll need to recharge every few months depending on usage.
Storage. All Eufy cameras store locally. Most support microSD (up to 128 GB or 256 GB depending on model). HomeBase 3 adds centralised local storage with up to 16 TB via an external hard drive. There is an optional Eufy cloud plan for off-site backup if you want it, but it's not required for basic operation.
Resolution. Most current Eufy models shoot at 2K or higher. 2K is more than sufficient for identifying people; the 3K dual-lens SoloCam S340 adds long-range zoom for driveways or larger properties.
Smart home compatibility. All models listed here work with Alexa and Google Assistant. For deeper local integration, Eufy cameras can be connected to Home Assistant via the eufy_security community integration — useful if you want automation rules triggered by camera events without relying on the cloud at all.
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