Description
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Product Description
2K & WDR
See visitors in sharp detail as they approach your door against any backlighting.
Power-Savvy Connection
The private low-power wireless connection between the Doorbell and Homebase reduces standby power consumption by 58%.
Storage You Can Trust
Advanced AES-256 data encryption ensures your footage is kept private on transmission and storage**.
**If you choose to use cloud-based features such as cloud storage or push notifications with thumbnail previews, videos or thumbnail previews will be sent to the cloud as needed to provide your selected features.
Enhanced Human Detection
The on-device AI instantly analyses each event and accurately determines whether or not a human is present. This ensures only relevant alerts* are sent and that you are notified in real-time.
Customized Detection
Draw an Activity Zone to customize the area in which motion is detected. Exclude busy pedestrian areas or roads to reduce the number of false alerts you receive.
“Hey Alexa, show me my front door”
Connect your Doorbell to Google Voice Assistant or Amazon Alexa and check in anytime on what’s happening outside your home.
Respond in Real-Time
Speak directly to anyone who approaches your front door via two-way audio. Tell your friends to come round the back or that you have just run out to get some milk.
Interaction Made Easy
Record and set up to 3 instant responses. When you are notified of activity simply select one of you pre-recorded responses to interact and give instructions.
ryan burge –
Really impressed with the doorbell quality, especially at night. The picture is very clear and found set up to be simple. I’ve also created an area on the screen which is triggered if someone passes it. As the camera faces a road and path, I was worried it would switch on a lot for passing cars/people but the sensitivity of it is great and hasn’t falsely recorded.The Homebase saves all triggered recordings to it, which you can view anywhere. I had googled how the system works, and I found it better than what was explained online. It saves the ridiculous cost of a subscription service and keeps them secure on the Homebase itself.I’ve since ordered an additional camera, which connects with the base too, for added security. If you do this, make sure it’s compatible with Homebase 2. A lot of the newer cameras only work with Homebase 3.One thing I would mention, is I put some packers behind the top of the doorbell so it looked down more. It would be better in Eufy supplied an additional wedge to do this.
Mr A White –
Was looking for a video door bell and really didn’t want to be tied in to a monthly subscription.The Eufy systems came up in my research and were on sale in the recent Prime event so decided to jump in.It’s comes well packaged and the build quality appears to be of high standard. Set up was very easy with simple to follow instructions. From box to fully set up took me about 45 minutes and was hassle free.Local storage is great to have and I guess keeps the subscription fees away. It does require Internet access though so you can access it through the smart phone app. I would question how Eufy plan to keep the app supported in the future with no subscription fee but this is their current access to apps and storage is fee free.The picture quality is very good and the app allows you to adjust detection zones to avoid picking up every persona and car going past your house. Night vision is fairly decent and not grainy like some systems. Battery life of the door bell seems OK, having dropped just 5% in a week despite me playing around with it non stop. The door bell can be wired in also if you prefer.Overall, very happy with this system.
Alexis –
I’ve been looking at these smart doorbells ever since the first Ring doorbells were released but had reservations about them up until now. I’d held off jumping in on video doorbells as I didn’t want to have the hassle of running a power cable to the unit, as I’m not handy when it comes to drilling through walls or messing with electrics. I also had concerns about the wifi connectivity due to the location of my front door in relation to my router. A poor signal would only result in either the doorbell not functioning 100% of the time and the quality of the video being affected by a poor signal.I was also concerned with someone just coming along and walking away with what is essentially an expensive doorbell.Since upgrading my home wifi to a mesh system it has alleviated any concerns I had about my wifi signal strength.If it wasn’t for a prime day offer that I’d been sent my Amazon I wouldn’t have been alerted to the fact that these smart doorbells can run via battery. This peaked my interest so I started researching the various wireless models on the market. After reading all of the reviews I decided on the Eufy model since I have purchased a number of items from Anker in the past so knew that would likely be quality electronics.Installation was a breeze, requiring 2 screws to mount the doorbell bracket to my door. The base unit was connected to my wifi router and the setup was completed entirely on the Eufy smartphone app, which was simple to do. All in all it probably took me around 20 minutes to install and set up.One thing I quickly realised which I hadn’t considered before is that my existing wireless bell had 2 chime units. This was to allow the doorbell to be heard from anywhere in the house. With these smart doorbells, the main base unit (which is connected to your wifi router) is the chime. Depending on where your router is in your house, this may leave parts of the house unable to hear the doorbell ringing. The doorbell does alert you on your phone so this may alleviate the issue if you (or your family members) always have a phone with them in an area where the base unit chime may not be heard.One feature that can be set up (but does require a bit more configuration) is to set up the bell so that is announced on any Alexa capable devices that you have in your home. We were fortunate that we have a number of echo devices throughout our home so whenever the doorbell rings it not only rings on the main base unit but it also alerts all of our phones and our Echo devices. So solution solved for us.To get the most out of your doorbell you may want to take advantage of the motion detection features. However to do this you will need to delve further into the configuration and make some adjustments otherwise you may find that you are getting a lot of false alerts, especially if your doorbell is positioned in a way that it will pick up people or vehicles that are moving past. You also need to understand that the more alerts you receive the more frequently you will need to remove the doorbell to charge the internal battery.However, once you have set up the bell just the way you want it, it works very well. I have set it up so that if someone approached my door but doesn’t press the bell, it won’t send me an alert but it will record a short 10 second video clip of whoever it was at my door. If someone presses my bell, it sends an alert to all of my devices and starts recording. At this point I can choose to open the alert on my phone, see who is at the door and if required, talk to them. This is obviously very useful if you are not at home and you want to instruct a delivery driver to leave a parcel etc. I installed my doorbell around 2.5 weeks ago and my doorbell battery is at 68%. To be fair I did spend the first 2-3 days playing around with it a lot more and honing the settings so in reality I would say it should be at around 75% for the way that I have it set up now.If you have an Echo Show device (or FireTV) you can configure this to automatically show on that device who is at the door when the bell rings. If you want to be really clever you can set it up to automatically show when it detects motion at your doorbell so you can actually see the person approaching before they’ve pressed the doorbell.There is 16GB of internal storage in the main base unit for video recording purposes. Once this is full up it will start overwriting the earliest video clips. Access to any video recorded is accessible on your phone through the Eufy app at any time. There are no additional cloud storage charges like some other systems. It’s a shame that they didn’t include an SD card slot on the device to allow you to add additional storage if you wanted to hold onto footage for longer. I will point out that any footage captured can be downloaded to your phone/tablet and saved off or sent elsewhere very easily from the app.The quality of the image and the captured video (2k) is very good and at night the night vision (Black & White image) works very well.I was that impressed with how the system worked that as soon as I showed it to my mother she wanted me to order her one. She’s 67 and managed to install and set hers up with very little help from myself, however she has been used to installing other smart devices such as Echo’s and smart bulbs herself over the last year or so.I have 2 slight negatives. The first is that there is nothing to stop someone walking up to my door, unclipping my doorbell and walking off with it since it is not secured in any way. To be honest, if it was secured, it would make removal for charging a bit of a pain. Secondly, there is a bit of a delay in capturing video from the moment either someone presses the bell of the motion detection kicks in. This is because the device has to detect and then send the instruction to record via wifi to the base unit. They are no real biggies that would stop me from recommending this device though and I suspect that all similar systems would suffer the same issues.I would highly recommend this item.
Ozzy –
Have had this doorbell for over a week now and it’s been faultless. Was really easy to set up and use straight out of the box. The camera looks really smart on the front door frame and the home base unit is well designed also, it was not as large as I was expecting either which was good. We’ve had no issues with connectivity, the router/home base unit is probably 10m away with a couple of walls in between so very impressive. There is a lot of functionality with the detection, you can alter the sensitivity, set it to detect everything that moves or just people, designate a detection zone, set a sleep period etc. The quality is very good, no problems at all either night or day picking out people’s faces. Our drive is about 15m long and the IR on the camera illuminates everything to the road really well at night. The chime from the base unit is loud enough to be heard throughout the downstairs and to the upstairs landing so we have no need for an additional chime repeater unit. We haven’t used the bell to speak to anyone that has rang it yet but when we set it up and had a play around it seemed loud and clear with no delay. The notifications to our phones have been near enough instant, although I expect this will depend on the mobile signal strength wherever you are outside the home. After 8 days the battery is reading 93% so the estimate of 120 days battery life is probably not far off the mark but this will all depend on how often it is triggered and what detection settings you have. The best thing about this eufy set up is there is no subscription, everything is saved locally to your base unit. If it lasts 6 years it will pay for itself in subscription savings alone.
Shadé –
Prima deurbel
Werkt prima geluid is echter wel te zacht dus moet er een chime bij kopen. Beeldkwaliteit is heel goed, ook in de nacht.
Berne –
Fungerar bra, fantastisk bild
Fungerar bra och lätt att installera. Fantastiskt bra bild, men sämre ljud. Den är dessutom känslig för vind, vilket gör att ljudet blir ännu sämre när det blåser.Bra att man kunde behålla sina gamla ringklockor/ding-dong och att de fungerar som förut. Man behöver alltså inte placera huvudenheten så att den hörs, om man har befintliga ringklockor som går via transformator.Men bättre ljud hade den fått en femma!
Jean-luc Schuermans –
Très bien conçu et facile ä installer
Sonnette de porte sans fil avec notification vers smartphone, avec images de bonne qualité.
FMP –
Einfache Handhabung, keine monatlichen Kosten, keine Cloud
Die Eufy Doorbell S 220 ist die Alternative zu unserer 4 Kabel Türvideo Anlage, welche nach 17 Jahren nun sich nicht mehr reparieren ließ. Es sollte etwas zeitgemäß, Smart und flexibel sein. Nach etlichen Stunden YouTube und Seitenweise Testberichten aus aller Welt, wie auch Erfahrungen aus dem Kollegium.Entschieden wir uns für Eufy.Keine Cloud-ZwangKeine monatlichen KostenFlexible Anwendung mit Dauerstrom oder Akku.Eigenes WLANSpeicherung der Bilder / Videos Lokal auf Homebase.Schnelle Installation und InbetriebnahmeAnzeige der Besucher oder Personen vor der Haustür auf Smartphones, Echo Show und Fire Tablet HD 10 +Die Eufy wird mit Dauerstrom versorgt und lädt so den Akku nach.Das wie versprochen der Akku nicht wirklich 180 Tage hält ,glaubt man nicht wirklich.Hierzu nutze ich die alte Leitung der vorherigen Anlage. Das Kabel lag unert Putz bis in das Wohnzimmer. Hier ist das Netzteil hinter der Couch in einer Steckdose.Zwischendurch kann ich also das Netzteil einfach austecken, damit der Akku sich entladen kann.Die Homebase steckt in einem WLAN repeater von AVM Fritz . Eine direkte LAN Verbindung ist auch möglich, störte aber am Aufstellort.Die Türklingel überwacht, ca 4-5m vor der Haustür . Diese Einstellungen werden in der App geregelt,auch die Empfindlichkeit Der Erfassungsbereich wird hier individuell durch ziehen des Erfassungsbereich -Maske eingestellt. Wir erfassen nur Personen direkt am Eingang/ Treppe auch diese Einstellung erfolgt in der App. Wird geklingelt, klingelt die Hombase und vorher zugewiesene Echos. Die Echo Show und der Fire Tablet geben ohne große Verzögerung ca. 5- 10 Sekunden das Bild wieder. Der Fire Tablet ist hier sehr schnell, es klingelt und das Bild wird direkt angezeigt.Auf den Smartphone erfolgt die Anzeige durch Push Benachrichtigung. Hier ist auch eine schnelle Anzeige gegeben, selbst auf der Arbeit trotz Stahlbeton und miesen Handyempfang ist das Bild flott da.Das Argument, was immer wieder zu lesen ist ,dass der Paketbote nicht wartet wenn nicht direkt geantwortet wird ist echt verschliessen. Von 5 Paketboten wartete vielleicht einer. Mit dem muss ich auch nicht wirklich reden. Da wir Ablageorte angeben und fertig.Die Nachtsicht ist gut und die Aufnahmen auch.Die Gegensprechfunktion habe ich noch nicht ausgiebig getestet.Es ist sehr einfach Routinen in Alexa zu erstellen für die Eufy Doorbell.Die Doorbell mit Paket Kamera war mir die 40 € mehr das Geld nicht wert. Dafür gab es das Netzteil dann lieber.Da die Eufy Doorbell wohl keine 17 Jahre hält ist mir klar.Doch so finde ich eine sehr gute Alternative zu den anderen Anbietern, zu dem auch andere Kameras von Eufy in die Homebase integriert werden können.
esvafer –
Muy útil
Estaba harta de no escuchar el viejo timbre cuando me llamaban, y no tenía ganas de avisar al electricista, cambiar la ubicación… Por ello me decidí a comprar éste, y siempre lo utilizo con batería. La batería dura más de un mes, sobradamente y desde el propio móvil puedes controlar el % que queda, y es más, cuando el nivel de la carga es bajita, te avisa la aplicación para que lo cargues.Como timbre, el homebase suena muy bien, y conectando al Echo Show o al Echo Dot no me hace falta para nada la instalación del timbre viejo, además de que viéndolo con el servicio técnico, no llegué a tener claro que se pudiera aprovechar y que sonaran todas las cajas instaladas en cada planta de la casa.En relación a la detección de movimiento, no me acaba de gustar, ya que hay bastantes falsos avisos si la sensibilidad es grande, pero me apaño, bajando la sensibilidad y acotando la zona de detección al máximo. Sin duda lo volvería a comprar.El echo show sólo me sirve de avisador, ya que se ve la imagen, pero es muy lento abriendo la aplicación, y además no se puede hablar, a diferencia, en el móvil se pueden hacer ambas cosas, grabar en directo, fotos…