eufy SecuritySolo IndoorCam E220 (P24) 2K Pan&Tilt Home Security Camera Indoor Wi-Fi Plug-in Cam, Human & Pet AI, Voice Assistant Compatibility, Night Vision, Motion Tracking, Homebase not Compatible

Don't do reviews, but very impressed with this cam brilliant picture quality and way cheaper than baby monitors, also very easy and simple to use on your phone.Very happy.

Great camera. Already have the eufy cctv cameras. So bought this to use indoors to watch what the dogs are doing while I’m out. Good quality picture, decent zoom level. Eat to set up using the eufy app. Basically plug and play, so can be moved from room to room when needed. Good value for money.

Setup was easy, as long as you ingore the messages about the (non existent) SD Card storage and Cloud Storgae options, it connects just fine to the Homebase. Pic is good quality and I appreicate the familiar EUFY setup and monitoring screen from my single EUFY app. However I am mad as hell it comes with a Micro-USB power supply I thought it was UK law they all had to be USB-C by now?

Great camera, easy to fit and set up. Took me 5 minutes to get it all set up and it works a treat.

I’ve been using the eufy Security Solo IndoorCam E220’s for a few weeks now, and I’m really impressed.Setup was straightforward, and the Wi-Fi connection is solid, which is essential for uninterrupted live streaming and motion alerts - connected quickly and easily to the Eufy app.The camera’s 2K resolution delivers clear video, even in night vision mode, which gives me peace of mind knowing I can see what’s going on day or night.The pan and tilt functionality is fantastic; I can move the camera around directly from the app to get a full view of the room, which feels like a nice upgrade compared to static cameras.It does a good job of differentiating between people and pets, so I’m not bombarded with unnecessary notifications every time my pet wanders by. The motion tracking feature is responsive, and I like that it follows movement across the room rather than just sending a single snapshot.It’s not Homebase compatible, but honestly, it works fine as a standalone device with cloud or SD storage options.It’s also compatible with voice assistants such as Alexa, so I can bring up the live feed on my smart display with a quick command, which is handy.Overall, it’s a quality indoor camera that’s packed with useful features and well worth the price.

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.

Amazing for the money! I can’t believe how good this camera is for the money. I didn’t read much into it before purchase but here are some of the features I found when running through the settings:Set a detection zone and pet command - eg put a zone over the sofa and if it detects a pet in that zone it will say a command (e.g. off)Security customisation - you can set all sorts of options for when and what the camera will record, set it to a schedule (i.e. record at night but not in the day) or set it to geo location mode so it will record once you leave the area around your houseTwo way talk - can hold a button on the app and speakHuman and pet detection - this works fantastic, all the notifications I have had correctly state whether pet or human - this is necessary as you can set it to only alarm for a human so you pet won’t set it offCry alarm - you can choose if you want it to detect crying and alert you so also would make a fantastic baby monitor. I have two sisters with top brand baby monitors well in excess of £100 and this camera is far superior!The night vision is fantastic - so clear! (See picture)I’ve had it set up and running for a couple of days and there has been no issues (once you get used to it following you around the kitchen of course!). Only point to note is if you watch the live stream there is a delay of 3 to 4 seconds but this is fine for our purposes. I found when watching clips of motion it recorded it does seem to start the recording slightly before the motion takes places so imagine it was always be recording snippets and not saving if no subsequent motion.It’s a strong 5 stars from me!