eufyCam S220 (eufyCam 2C Pro) 4-Cam Kit

Installation was very easy, connect well. Has a huge amount of storage for videos. Notifications always come through. There is nothing negative with these cameras. I will recommend these to everybody.

I did a LOT of research for reliable, affordable security cameras. These were a great choice. I've had them for eight months, and I am very pleased. Videos are clear and they have a long battery life. I like being able to see what's going on around my house when I'm not home. Extremely easy to install. I purchased some for my daughter when she moved into her new house and have recommended them to others. I can't say enough good things about these.

I use this system to provide 4 corner monitoring of my home. They seem to be working well so far. I am using small solar panels to keep the camera batteries charged, so I can't speak to how long the 180 day batteries last.

Our friends had these and showed us how nice they were and how well they worked. We bought them for ourselves! I love how you can set the alarm and the spotlight off! Great value! We convinced our neighbors to get them too!

Great picture. Coverage of home when I am away

I have tried three different brands of security cameras and by far this is the best one I have used. The app is incredibly intuitive and easy to navigate. The customization features are the biggest plus to this system. Installation is a breeze and getting the camera at the correct angle and height is simple with the use of the app and my iPhone to get the best possible camera angle.

Oh, I thought this was a very easy to set up an operate system.I have discovered that cameras should be in a well protected area to prevent moisture from accumulating on the lens

Eufy 2C Pro Camera review
I got the Eufy 2C pro 4 camera set to be used for exterior monitoring. Set up was very easy and I had all 4 cameras linked to the home base within 45 minutes while the cameras were still inside my house. However, when I moved the cameras to their respective outside locations, I had difficulties with the cameras linking to the home base. We have a ranch home with a central kitchen (metal appliances make it more difficult for cameras to link to the Home Base). In addition, our home was built with metal studs and not wood frame which makes it even more difficult for cameras and Home Base to be connected. I have a good mesh WiFi system throughout the house so I used the WiFi mode for the Home Base to connect to the internet instead of the ethernet cable. I moved the Home Base to many areas within the house - trying to keep it central to all outside cameras. However, I could only connect 2-3 cameras in the Home Base at best. If I moved the Home Base closer to the front of the house, I would lose connection with the rear of the house cameras. The opposite would occur if I moved the Home Base to the rear of the house, I would lose connection with 1-2 of the front/garage cameras. My solution was to buy a second Home Base. I then placed one Home Base near the front of the house between the front door and garage door cameras. I placed the second Home Base in the rear of the house to connect the two cameras in the rear of the house. Now I have the connection that I was hoping for - although it did cost me an extra $100. for the second Home Base. One other benefit of two Home Bases is that I have twice the storage capacity.

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Fairly easy to set up. I first charged each of the cameras. Next I hooked the system into my Google Fiber box, downloaded the app on my smartphone and then mated the cameras to the central command unit. Lastly I mounted the cameras. It worked well out of the box and then seemed to capture pictures at night much better after three days. Not sure why it needed the time to get acquainted so to speak. At first I thought I’d have to return it!

It’s great to be off site somewhere and to be able to check the home front live. I’ve yet to figure out how to put the system on pause or sleep mode so it won’t trigger when I’m working in the yard. I just unplug the main unit. Then plug it back in later.

Good value and I’m glad it’s not cloud based with some sort of monthly subscription charge.