eufy Security Floodlight Camera E340 Dual Cameras Wired Outdoor Security Camera, 3K Resolution, 360° Pan & Tilt, 24/7 Recording, Dual-Band Wi-Fi, 2,000 Lumens, HomeBase S380 Compatible, No Monthly Fee

I am really pleased with the p[urchase of our Eufy Security Floodlight Camera E340! It feels like a massive upgrade compared to my previous Google Nest IQ camera (no more subscription fees!). The image quality is sharp and clear, and I feel much more secure knowing that this camera is on duty.One of the standout features for me has been the motion-sensing floodlights. These are incredibly handy, especially when I need to let my dog out in the middle of the night. The lights automatically activate, illuminating the yard and making the whole process much safer. Additionally, I often access the garage to work on my cars on an evening and the floodlights come on instantly, making it much easier to see in the dark.The installation was straightforward, and the camera integrates seamlessly with Eufy Homebase 3 which is backing up the camera recordings. I’ve been impressed with the reliability of the app, and it’s nice to have everything in one place.Overall, I highly recommend the Eufy Security Floodlight Camera E340. It’s a solid investment for anyone looking to enhance their home security with a well-designed and effective camera system.

Instillation took about twenty minutes (wiring already in place). Instillation and setup are guided on your phone with pictures and logical guide.Works well out of the box, with even more functions once you add a MicroSD card. Differing brightness selectable for night light and motion activated light. Night light is programmable but would be better if it offered a Sunset +/- xx minutes function.Camera tracks well and records for later play back ((with SD card or homebase unit(not included)). Pictures are clear day or night and it's useful to set up observation zones to avoid unwanted alerts. My alerts have all come within seconds of the event happening.Good looking unit too. Great security option with no subscription to pay.

First, I own Eufy solar 360 cameras of which I've been very impressed.I bought this primarily because I had wiring in place and an old halogen security light that was long overdue replacing.Installation was easy enough, the unit is quite heavy and reassuring not feeling cheap at all.Upon installing it and firing it up, pairing it with my Homebase 3 24/7 recording has been super easy, I had a 256gb hard drive in the homebase which was fine for clips from the solar cameras, but now full time recording it realistically needs upgrading as in a couple of weeks it's full.Now for the camera/light itself, the flood light covers my entire garden far more than the old halogen ever did even in 70% brightness, plenty of angle adjustment to keep the light inside my garden fence so no neighbours are upset.But camera is just wow! Same/similar video quality as the solar variants, and accuracy of detection is also on par, but with the power of mains power comes some benefits - the speed of the object tracking, zooming etc is much faster, and it has options to "cruise" between set positions & out of boundary detections so it can spot people even out of frame, there's just alot of features that clearly on battery power would be a waste of battery life that isn't an issue when wired.My only complaint would be a lack of backup battery, it would be nice for the camera to be functional during power cuts etc, even if it went into a limited mode.But overall, so impressed and while quite an expense it feels secure, plays nicely with the other Eufy cameras and is a valuable asset to the security setup.

I use a number of Eufy cams so believe me when I say this is one of the best security cams Eufy provide. For starters it supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz wifi. Almost all of Eufy's products only support 2.4GHz wifi so this having 5GHz support was a godsend because the 2.4GHz band was getting real clogged up with some many devices in the area. Set up was very simple and the floodlight is really bright even at 50% brightness, so at 100% it will sear retinas without fail.There are a few things to watch out for when getting this. This camera requires hardwiring to the home power supply as there is no builtin battery, but if you already have an old floodlight you wanted to replace you can easily remove that and put this in. The mounting plate that comes with it has multiple holes to allow it to adapt to existing screw holes in your wall should you choose to replace your existing light, and it even comes with a handy metal hook to allow you to hang the light on the mount while wiring it without fear of dropping the light.When you first power it on, be ready for no activity or lights for a while. I thought I wired the camera incorrectly, but it turned out it takes a while to initiate, and eventually the front led light will appear red. This is when you can connect to it to control it. Remember to set up the camera via usb-c power first inside your house before you hang it up or it will be very tricky to do so after you've gotten it on the wall.The camera takes up to 128GB of microsd card, but if you have a 3rd gen Homebase you can connect to that instead, but you don't need it to make the most out of the features of the floodlight cam. The video it records is very clear, it can follow people around quietly, and the built-in alarm is very loud, deafening people with 100 decibels of screeching. There are 2 camera lenses, the first being a standard lens while the the other has 3x optical zoom for a much closer view of the subject. The camera records both cameras at the same time as well and in 3K quality to let you see scenarios up-close and backed up for the overall bigger picture.My biggest advice if you decide to get this is to make sure to set up the PIR sensor sensitivity and detection areas because the camera uses PIR to detect movement off-camera to swing the camera over to record possible threats. I've had it detect someone from the other side of the road far into the distance. It managed to not only detect them but film them with the floodlights on. Have this configured to avoid having it go off needlessly and waking up the neighbours.Overall, a great floodlight camera! No issues using it so far!Update: oh we have a problem. I have noticed that at exactly the same time every night the floodlights would turn on as if somebody had did it manually and will stay there on until I turn it off. Had happened a few nights in a row now so it’s not a coincidence, something is going on. Appears to be another one of those bugsUpdate 2: turns out I’m an idiot. I set the Ambient Light mode on to follow sunset to sunrise. This had the lights suddenly turn on at 10:30pm every night and I thought I was being hacked. Turns out that is the sunset time local to me and the setting isn’t what I thought it was. I thought it was a setting to enable the floodlight to detect motion at night but it turns out the Ambient Light mode was really to act as a constantly active source of light like a personal streetlight for your home. After I realised that, I disabled it and the issue went away. 5 stars againUpdate a year later: I can tell you now this floodlight camera has been amazing. I’ve had these kids who would walk onto my drive and mess around suddenly scarper because the floodlights came on and they knew they were being recorded. They used to mess around on my drive throwing my paving stones around and playing Knock Knock Ginger on my front door. Not anymore since I got this as the kids are from my area and I know their parents. You want a deterrent, get this!