eufy Security Indoor Cam S350, Dual Cameras, 4K UHD Resolution Security Camera with 8× Zoom and 360° PTZ, Human/Pet AI, Ideal for Baby Monitor/Pet Camera/Home Security, Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6, Plug in

Clear picture, sound, easy set up, reliable.
Eufy cams are great. This one is super. I turn it on when we are in bed or away, and it monitors the front room where the cats hang out. This lets me know which one is the culprit if something is missing or knocked over… also what triggers them. Cats are entertaining. I turn it off at daylight. Sound is good. Picture is crystal clear and view is great. Also, the rotation is excellent. We have Eufy cams outside and I’ve dealt with Eufy support in the past. They are responsive once you get past the AI chat bot.

excellent
what a brilliant camera – were using for outside from in the house working and tracking perfect – super easy to set up great 4k resolution

Quirky, but fun and worth it.
Read some reviews before you get this camera. I’ve got 2, and I have a 3rd on order, but it isn’t necessarily the best choice for everyone.To start off with, it is either adorable or creepy how it lovingly watches you as you move around the room. I’m not someone that enjoys being on camera nor the idea of being watched, so I’ve resisted indoor cameras (except for very careful placement to only focus exactly on doors, which is not always possible); this one physically turns away when it is in privacy mode, so you *know* you are not being watched.Mounting/positioning is way more finicky than my outdoor cameras, and it took me a few tries to figure out what would actually cover the space I want to cover. In particular the motion sensing is good, but only within the field of view initially, then once it tracks an object it will follow it out of the default field of view, so there is a balance between what you initially think will be the best placement and what will take advantage of the motion aspect.Additionally Eufy’s recommendations are not to put it near the ceiling, but closer to face height. Okay, but it’s actually a lot harder to have a camera blend into the background when it’s right in your face.Night vision isn’t as good as I hoped when the lights are off (Eufy’s outdoor cameras are great, with night vision IR or with their white spotlights) but it is passable, and I have motion sensors that will turn on low lighting anyway.Human detection was solidly “good”, until adding a HomeBase 3, now it’s nearly perfect at identifying people it recognizes as well as my pet. A lot of this is the HB3, but you need a camera to make it all work and the experience is solid.

No too big, great image and zoom
Looks like a little Wall-E robot 😍*Installation was eazy*Some say 512gb card doesnt work but had no problem, i put a 512gb sandisk ultra and formated with the app. It worked perfectly in the camera. So i have 512gb and recording 4k on it. You habe the option to downgrade to 2.5k,2k,1080P,720P.*nightvision is super crisp image. +++*360 left right 70degres up 70degres down*can talk through it from all around the world via internet.Only negative on this camera is at this price it should be weatherproof for outside but no its only inside camera.Got it on amazone prime day for 118$ cad. +++

I had previously experimented with cheapo cams, really just to keep an eye on the pets when we were occasionally away. With time, I started to appreciate how I could use the cameras as part of a real home smart security/monitoring system. I was originally planning on connecting the cams to my QNAP NAS — which I could have — but, in the end I decided to go with a dedicated hub for the security system and use the NAS for scheduled backups. My decision to go with this setup revolved around a few important things (to me): 1) security — I wanted a system that wasn’t dependent on cloud storage, and I wanted fully encrypted data streams — both for local and remote access; 2) I didn’t want any cloud-based AI, again for security reasons; 3) quality design and performance, and 4) I didn’t want to get roped into a subscription, as most of these systems require. This is really the only package that I found that was both reasonably-priced and checked all of my boxes. I purchased and am using 2 of these cameras, along with a water/leak detector with a Homebase3 with a Crucial 1 TB SSD HD installed. The setup process was brilliantly designed — smooth, took the least amount of time for actual setup possible, walked you through the entire process with audible prompts — the setup really couldn’t have been better. Other companies should take notice — this is how to do it. Exploration of the features, menus, and config options will take some time, but getting the system up and running took less than 1 hour for 2 cameras, 1 sensor, and the Homebase3 with extra storage installed. The picture quality of the cameras is very good. The motion tracking is amazingly accurate, and the motion of the camera repositioning is fast and smooth. The zoom is cool. The performance is night and day compared with what I was using prior. I purchased a 3rd party mount with 1/4″ threaded inserts so I could reuse the mounts from my older cameras. It was worth the money to not have to redo the mounts — these are what I bought:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CT2JS5GT/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1There are many advanced features that I’m not going to get into here, but for the price, these cameras are great. I plan on getting 2 more Eufy cameras for outdoor use (solar-powered for the front and back lawn/pool area), in addition to another water/leak sensor for the laundry.BTW, I have this connected to my Asus mesh system, with the Homebase3 connected to the LAN via CAT5, and the cameras and sensors on WiFi. Everything works perfectly in my 2500 sq ft 3 floor home. Highly recommended.

Pro: great picture quality, dual lens/optical zoom, pan/tilt, local storage (potential RTSP support for NAS?)Con: price is on the higher side, had some SD card formatting issue early on, and base could use more weight.I have 4 pet doves at home and have been trying to find a good camera to monitor their room. Tried Blink Mini and another camera available on Amazon that supports pan/tilt, but decided to give eufy S350 a try when I saw the dual lens.The eufy S350 is more than double the price of the other ones I have tried, but the picture quality is also noticeably better, and I’m not talking about just resolution. S350 does support up to 4K, but even at 1080P vs 1080P, the clarity, color, and everything is better. This is likely due to better lens and sensors in these compared to some other cameras. Again, S350 is pricier but it does have an extra lens that will give you optical zoom and noticeably better image quality. This is perhaps where S350 stand out the most to me.The pan/tilt works pretty well so far, but since the camera is a little top heavy due to the pan/tilt and dual lens, the base could use more weight for additional stability. Haven’t had the camera tip over yet but it doesn’t feel super stable.Had some problem with local storage early on, the camera asked me to check/format the SD card 2-3 times in the first few days, but that haven’t seen that problem after that. I used a brand new Samsung Pro Endurance card so it shouldn’t be a card problem. Loading from local storage is a little slow due to the decryption process.On top of local/on device SD card storage, the manual also stated that the S350 is compatible with eufy’s HomeBase 3 which can enhance some functionality and storage, and also support RTSP protocol if you have a NAS system. Haven’t had a chance to try that yet.The AI tracking system/motion detection seems to work well on larger size animal and human, but since my pets are quite small (doves), it will only capture them once in a while when they are in the exact right spot. I wish it could track smaller size animals better but that’s not easy to do.The talk from camera function (not sure if I should call that microphone or something else) in the app also works well. You press the button once to enable talk, and press it again to disable it. Some other brands implement it as you have to keep on pressing the button while you talk and that’s not exactly easy to use due to app/camera/network latency sometimes.All things considered, this is probably one of the few home/pet cameras that truly distinguished itself from the crowd with the dual lens/pan/tilt design and picture quality.Overall, great camera and worth the price I paid, especially if you care more about picture quality, and may even function better if you pair it with NAS or Homebase.Look forward to potentially trying some other solar/floodlight cameras from eufy in the future.

I purchased two of these cameras for my home. I mounted them on the ceiling with 3M Velcro. They were easy to setup and customize. I haven’t had any connectivity issues. The quality is a sturdy plastic/metal combination. I did notice them corrupting my microSD cards, so I bought the SSD Wireless Bridge/Storage. I found this much better than the cloud storage option. The cloud storage doesn’t allow 4K recording. I wish the cameras allowed more movement, but I would say it’s average. Definitely a great option for high quality recording if you’re in the market for a camera.