eufy SecurityDual Camera S330(Battery-Powered) Add-on, Wireless Video Doorbell with Package Detection, 2K HD, Family Recognition, No Monthly Fee, Doorbell Camera Wireless, Dual Motion Detection

I have edited this from 1 star to 4 stars after the support provided by Anker, I would give it 5 stars if the product had integration with Google nest or Samsung smart things. The product best works as a standalone using the Eufy app for notifications. Google assistant app will only allow viewing of cameras, but with Amazon show devices/tablets/TV only - not android phones using alexa you'll get camera notifications too. You cannot view the doorbell camera constantly, it is not designed to work as traditional CCTV 24/7, as it records events, however you can purchase the pro cameras for this which will connect with same base. The image quality and double camera are a great feature. Simple to set up, had no issues.

Works great, detection is flawless with it using radar as well as PIR and its customisable. It will always miss the first second of recording as its battery powered.Video quality is good also.Package detection is hit and miss but it is beta.Face detection works well and is quick to detect.Only gripe is you will now have constant alerts when leaving and coming from home as it will still alert you even when it detects a familar person. Not sure why you can't op our of alerts for certain familiar faces, for example set all household members to block notifications if recognised. This will prevent the notifications when you are coming and going from your bouse.Battery life so far is good at 55% over 6 weeks. My settings are set to high recording length too and its a busy street.I won't get anywhere near close to the suggested length but that is understandable.Overall I am happy with it.I just want Eufy to make a few fixes to the software and also bring the wired version to the UK as I would much prefer that one.A wired version with 24/7 recording will be magic. Not sure why Eufy don't allow 24/7 recording but allow a expandable storage on the base unit.

Works very well and is easy to install but has a short battery life as my house looks directly out onto a path and road around 1.5M from my front door so it detects a lot of events during the day. The battery would only last a few weeks in my case due to this and I have since added a mains transformer to eliminate the problem.Detection and picture quality is fine and the second camera looking down at packages is a godsend for when the courier simply leaves them on the doorstep and walks away (yes I'm looking at you Amazon, by far the worst offenders!).I have knocked off a couple of stars purely due to the lack of battery life which is nowhere near long enough in my usage case. I would much rather have had the option to buy a unit without the battery as this would have been cheaper and smaller, such a unit is available in the U.S.A. but not here in the U.K. yet. I got fed up waiting for the wired version to be released here so ordered this one instead.Other than the battery issue it works just fine. It's a little bigger than I would have liked (again due to the battery) but not unsightly and I have gotten used to it now.

As a family of Eufy converts we already owned a wireless doorbell and a variety of security cameras all linked to a Homebase 2, but the lure of a wireless doorbell with a secondary down facing camera meant a further £130 (deal price) was spent out and, overall, we're pleased with the results. Here's a quick-ish rundown of why:The forward facing camera is still good quality (2K) and captures great detail (good lighting and picture quality both day and night via Infrared and spotlight). The downward facing camera produces slightly sharper images than the front facing camera, providing slight colour differences (likely uses a different lens/sensor etc.), which is fine.The hardware and A.I. based algorithms and such allow the dual camera doorbell to offer improved motion detection compared to the standard wireless doorbell, and there are less false alerts. The sensitivity settings work slightly better and recordings capture people a second or so sooner and stop recording quicker when people walk out of range, which means more details about visitors and less memory wasted as less empty or useless video footage is stored on the Homebase 2.As before, the local storage is the huge plus about this camera doorbell (no subscription fees necessary). It's still slow to feed notifications to our phones and devices. Alerts appear 4-5 seconds after motion activated detection and 2 -3 seconds after the doorbell is pressed. Most (not all) legit visitors are willing to wait for the 5-8 seconds it takes to wait for the notification answer the doorbell, and those less-than-legit visitors, who won't be ringing the doorbell(!), are caught on a motion activated recording anyway. I wish the notification speed was a little faster and noticed it was noticeably quicker whilst testing with the doorbell 2 feet from the Homebase 2, but slowed down to similar speeds as the original wireless camera doorbell once placed 5 feet away on the other side of the front door (glass and wood construction seems to affect the signal).The BETA features (at time of writing) seem a bit weak and useless. Radar detection works and alerts of movement seemingly picked up separately from the AI based image processors, but in practise it means two alerts are sent: One saying 'something set off the device', and another standard notification telling you of motion activation trigger or doorbell press. The parcel detection works... sometimes. But if someone drops a parcel in the porch you get told that a visitor has activated the motion detection etc. so that doesn't seem hugely helpful. It is early days though, so maybe it'll prove to be a good feature. We haven't activated the 'Anti-Loitering' feature as we don't want local youths throwing eggs and the like at our house (!) and it only allows individuals up to 60 seconds grace before being told to 'jog on', which probably wont best please the supermarket delivery drivers.The battery seems decent (similar to that in the standard wireless camera doorbell) and all the doorbell chime and audio settings (speaking to visitors through the app) work well.On receiving the unit we did have issues with it not sending notifications at all. After a couple of hours trying every suggestion offered by Eufy online we fixed the issue by deleting the Eufy Security App on our phone and reinstalling it. Turns out there was a new version that seems necessary for the Dual Doorbell to work and our phone's hadn't auto-updated the older App for some unknown reason.So it's not cheap, but the ability to see what's on the floor in the porch is wonderful (no more guessing if the delivery agent left the package our of sight of the road) and the improved AI and the resulting reduced false-alerts makes this worth the upgrade in our opinion. If only Eufy could speed up the notification alert times and make the App a little more stable it would be near perfect. Right now we'd give it 4 or 4.3 out of 5.

This Door Camera is easy to set up. It links to the homebase quickly and the app brilliant. The picture is perfect, sound is really good. Battery life is good and lasts about 3 months before re charging. Only down side is there is a 5-10 second delay from dectcting some thing and a notification on your phone.