Eufy Rolls Out Game-Changing Smart Security Camera Lineup: Dual Lenses, Cross-Camera Tracking, and More

Eufy, the smart home brand under Anker, has unveiled an impressive lineup of upgraded security cameras.

As first reported by The Verge, the new range boasts cutting-edge features such as dual lenses, cross-camera tracking, and advanced AI capabilities, promising a safer and more convenient surveillance experience for users.

Cross-Camera Tracking

One of the standout features of Eufy's latest update is the innovative cross-camera tracking technology.

Instead of receiving fragmented alerts, you will get a single, continuous video alert that follows the visitor's journey from start to finish.

Brett White, a spokesperson for Eufy, explained to The Verge that this groundbreaking feature draws inspiration from the banking and traffic industries.

Each camera can detect and intelligently follow motion, resulting in a seamlessly spliced video that captures every event across all connected cameras.

Users will need the Eufy HomeBase 3 hub to utilize this feature, which leverages on-device AI to identify individuals and combines video feeds into a single, coherent clip.

Even better, the tracking feature will be available for free initially, and even older Eufy cameras can enjoy this functionality when paired with the HomeBase 3 hub.

Dual Lenses for Enhanced Clarity

Eufy's new camera lineup continues beyond cross-camera tracking. These devices are equipped with dual lenses, a remarkable hardware upgrade.

One lens offers a wide-angle view, while the other provides telephoto capabilities for precise zooming, ensuring better identification of faces and license plates. This dual-lens setup promises improved image quality and increased security.

AI-Powered Smart Alerts and Privacy Focus

Privacy-conscious consumers will be pleased to learn that Eufy's cameras now have AI-powered smart alerts. Facial recognition, as well as person, pet, and vehicle detection, are included as standard features.

What sets Eufy apart is its commitment to privacy, with on-device AI and locally stored recordings available free of charge, eliminating the need for subscription-based cloud storage.

New Camera Models for Every Need

Eufy has introduced four new camera models in this update, catering to various security needs:

Eufy SoloCam S340 ($199.99): This battery-powered outdoor camera features a dual-lens setup, a 3K resolution wide-angle lens, a 2K telephoto lens with 8x hybrid zoom, and on-device AI.

It offers color night vision, two-way audio, and a 100-lumen spotlight, boasting four months of battery life and 8GB onboard storage.

Eufy Floodlight Cam E340 ($219.99): The first Eufy camera capable of 24/7 recording, this wired camera comes with two light panels, providing up to 2,000 lumens of light.

It supports local storage via an onboard micro-SD slot, offering 360-degree coverage with person tracking.

Eufy Indoor Cam S350 ($129.99): Designed for indoor use, this camera boasts 4K UHD resolution, 8x zoom, 350-degree pan and tilt, and AI tracking capabilities. It even features a privacy shutter for added peace of mind.

Eufy Video Doorbell E340 ($179.99): The successor to the Eufy Dual Video Doorbell, the E340 includes two cameras: a 2K camera for person detection and a 1080p camera for package detection.

It supports wired and battery power options and offers up to 60 days of local event-based recordings.

Availability and Future Compatibility

These impressive cameras are available today on Amazon and Eufy's website.

Eufy cameras are compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Home, and the Eufy Cam 2 line is also compatible with Apple HomeKit.

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