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eufy Security, Video Doorbell S220 (Battery-Powered) Kit, Security Camera - 2K Resolution, 180-Day Battery Life, No Monthly Fees, Built-in Storage, Motion Only Alert

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Style: Kit with Homebase 2


Features

  • Always Alert to Your Needs: Experience precise peace of mind with smart human detection and real-time alerts**, ensuring you're informed of important activity in customizable zones.
  • Crystal-Clear Oversight: The 2K sensor and professional-grade lens deliver superior video quality, capturing every detail with clarity, day or night.
  • Secure Without the Subscription: Enjoy robust security with no monthly fees, as local data storage* keeps your footage accessible and your costs down.
  • Full-Scope Front Door Coverage: With a 4:3 Aspect Ratio, get a head-to-toe view every time someone approaches, ensuring complete coverage without blind spots.
  • Power to Choose: Keep your security going with a half-year battery life or opt for continuous power via a wired connection (Power source required 8~24V, >10VA), offering you the flexibility to suit your lifestyle and avoid the hassle of no monthly fee subscriptions.

Description

At eufy we believe all great smart home products need to be thoughtfully built from the start. From whole-home security to smart cleaning solutions, eufy's technology brings you expert protection and deep cleaning that's tailored to your lifestyle and creates human-first technology that enlivens the lives of everyone around you. Because care is what makes a house a home, everything we build is built with care for you. eufy, Built with Care Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store See visitors in sharp detail as they approach your door against any backlighting. The private low-power wireless connection between the Doorbell and Homebase reduces standby power consumption by 58%. Advanced AES-256 data encryption ensures your footage is kept private on transmission and storage. The on-device AI instantly analyses each event and accurately determines whether or not a human is present. This ensures only relevant alerts are sent and that you are notified in real-time. Draw an Activity Zone to customize the area in which motion is detected. Exclude busy pedestrian areas or roads to reduce the number of false alerts* you receive. Connect your Doorbell to Google Voice Assistant or Amazon Alexa and check in anytime on what's happening outside your home. Speak directly to anyone who approaches your front door via two-way audio. Tell your friends to come round the back or that you have just run out to get some milk. Record and set up to 3 instant responses. When you are notified of activity simply select one of you pre-recorded responses to interact and give instructions. eufy Security Video Doorbell S220 2K (Battery-Powered) From eufy, where privacy comes first. Comprehensive Safety Solutions for Your Home Protects You, Your Family, and Your Privacy Every eufy Security product is engineered to ensure your data is kept private. Keep a secure record of everything that happens around your home A clear view (2k resolution) HD resolution combines with advanced WDR, ensures video is recorded in 2.5x the clarity. 180-day battery life Enjoy half a year of surveillance from just one charge. Recharge with ease so you always know who’s at your door. Storage You Can Trust AES-256 data encryption ensures your footage is kept private on transmission and storage. Your Data is Safe Inside All recordings are stored* directly onto the HomeBase that is located inside your home. This means that even if someone were to forcibly remove the doorbell all your data will remain secure. IP65 Weatherproof Ensures non-stop operation in extreme temperatures from -4°F to 122° F (-20°C to 50°C) Install in an Instant Simply fix the mount and snap on the Doorbell. No need to mess around with complicated wiring , self-installation in minutes. Connect the Dots Use your Echo Dot to act as a chime so that you never miss a ring. Note: Wi-Fi only connects to 2.4GHz networks. *Push notifications with thumbnail previews require thumbnail preview images to be temporarily stored in the cloud. **If you choose to use cloud-based features such as cloud storage or push notifications with thumbnail previews, videos or thumbnail previews will be sent to the cloud as needed to provide your selected features. Q&A Can I hardwire Video Doorbell S220 2K (Battery-Powered)? How do I recharge it? Yes, Video Doorbell S220 2K (Battery-Powered) can be hardwired to your existing doorbell wires for continuous charging. Make sure the voltage is 8-24VAC, 10VA or above. You can also charge the battery doorbell with a 5V/2A, 5V/1A USB charger. How do I link Alexa with my eufy Security account or Video Doorbell S220 2K (Battery-Powered)? 1. Open the Amazon Alexa App and toggle the side menu. Tap Browse Skills > Skills & Games. 2. Search for the eufy Security skill. 3. Enable the eufy Security skill. 4. Enter your eufy account and password on the Link Account page. 5. Close the Successfully Linked window and tap Discover Devices to see which security devices you can control with Alexa. 6. Adjust the Alexa settings to your preference. For example, you can go to Video Doorbell settings and turn on Ring Auto-Response to hear Alexa let you know when someone rings the doorbell. 7. Try out some commands, such as “Alexa, show me XXX (device name).” Do you sell Video Doorbell S220 2K (Battery-Powered) without HomeBase? Yes, Video Doorbell S220 2K (Battery-Powered) Add-on Unit is available on Amazon. Is Video Doorbell S220 2K (Battery-Powered) compatible with HomeKit? No, current eufy Video Doorbell products are not compatible with HomeKit. Is Video Doorbell S220 2K (Battery-Powered) compatible with HomeKit Secure Video? As mentioned above, no current eufy Video Doorbell products are compatible with HomeKit. Does Video Doorbell S220 2K (Battery-Powered) support local expandable storage? No, Video Doorbell S220 2K (Battery-Powered) storage is available on HomeBase only. how to mount the doorbell? The doorbell comes with a mounting bracket and you can install the mounting bracket via screws and included anchors. Is Video Doorbell S220 2K (Battery-Powered) compatible with HomeKit or RTSP? No, current eufy Video Doorbell products are not compatible with HomeKit and RTSP.

Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor Security


Brand: eufy Security


Model Name: S220 with Homebase 2


Connectivity Technology: Wired, Wireless


Special Feature: HD Resolution,Motion Sensor,Local Recording,Human Detection,Customized Detection,2 Way Audio


Other Special Features of the Product: HD Resolution,Motion Sensor,Local Recording,Human Detection,Customized Detection,2 Way Audio


Indoor Outdoor Usage: Outdoor


Compatible Devices: Smartphone


Mount Type: Wall Mount


Color: Black


Upper Temperature Rating: 50 Degrees Celsius


Alert Type: Motion Only


Room Type: Classroom, Kitchen, Living Room, Office


Waterproof Rating: IP65


Control Method: App


Connectivity Technology: Wired, Wireless


Connectivity Protocol: Wi-Fi


Wireless Technology: Wi-Fi


Video Capture Resolution: 2k


Number of Channels: 2


Video Capture Format: MPEG-4


Night Vision: Night Color


Number of IR LEDs: 1


Antenna Location: Outdoor Security


Brand: eufy Security


Model Name: S220 with Homebase 2


Number of Items: 1


Built-In Media: no


Model Number: T8210


Manufacturer Warranty Description: 12-month worry-free warranty


UPC: 194644180553


Manufacturer: Eufy


Power Source: Battery Powered


Voltage: 24 Volts, 8 Volts


Wattage: 15 watts


Are Batteries Required: Yes


Field Of View: 160 Degrees


Item Dimensions: 5.51 x 2.13 x 1.1 inches


Item Weight: 0.46 Pounds


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


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    • Amazing battery life.
Style: Kit with Homebase 2
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I bought this specifically because I don't want to have to pay a monthly fee to have access to video of my front door camera. This fits the bill nicely. The homebase sits next to my cable modem and router and also functions as the doorbell. When I want or need to review the video from today (or anytime in the last few days. I've still not tested to see how far back it stores them) I can do that right from my phone without a subscription. That is exactly what I was looking for. I've had this in place for just under a year now and it has worked flawlessly. Since I've had it in place for nearly a year, I am writing this review for one reason and one reason only: to talk about battery life. In my image, I have a screenshot from the app taken on 4/16/26 after 293 working days, 2152 events and 909 recorded events. That was on the first charge of the battery. In fact, I am so lazy that I didn't get around to charging it until it had been working for 321 days and was down to 7% battery life. I only recharged it then because running on such a low charge isn't good for the battery. Prior to purchase, I read many reviews that said the battery life was poor. That is not my experience at all. When set to balanced surveillance, I got very close to a year. As I said, that was detecting over 2000 events and recording more than 900. I'd have likely been able to get much more if I could have lowered the recording length to less than 30 seconds -though maybe not, there was rarely motion for that long anyway. Mostly just delivery drivers leaving packages. In one case, a package was pretty light and the camera showed it being blown from my porch into a plant north of my house where I found it after reviewing the video. The picture is great, it works day/night, records audio and video and you can also talk to the visitor from the app on your phone. All that with no monthly fee. This is well worth the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026 by Donnie Burgess
    • The Eufy doorbell camera impressed me right out of the box.
Style: Kit with Homebase 2
The Eufy doorbell camera impressed me right out of the box. Installation was incredibly simple, and the video quality is crystal clear both day and night. The app is intuitive and easy to navigate, making it simple to adjust motion zones, notifications, and other settings. I also appreciate the local storage and no subscription fees, which add real value. Fast alerts, clear two‑way audio, and reliable performance make this a standout choice for anyone wanting a hassle‑free, high‑quality doorbell camera. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026 by Shannon
    • Good, with some misleading advertising
Style: Kit with Homebase 2
UPDATE (6/28/20): tl;dr This was a good purchase for the value it can offer. I wanted to update my review after having somewhat of a deep dive into issues with the battery doorbell (please see original review at the bottom). Right off the bat, I think it is important to acknowledge just how good Eufy customer service is: they sent me a replacement doorbell since I suspected that the one I got was malfunctioning even though the original purchase was 2+ months ago. Just for that, I am adding another star to the review. Now to the main issue with the battery doorbell: the battery. Eufy claims this battery will last 6 months and here I was charging my doorbell roughly every 4 weeks. But after they sent me a replacement, I am seeing marked improvement in the battery life (I have not changed any settings on the camera ie motion detection is on, sensitivity is medium, activity zone is roughly the same; I even used the same mount as the old doorbell). Having had the doorbell for about 2 weeks now where I would be at 50% battery with the old bell, I am sitting at 80% with the replacement. So extrapolating this, I see a battery life of about 2.5 months, which is much better than the 1 month but still far short of the advertised 6 months. A quick way to understand what could be causing this discrepancy in their marketed battery life versus reality is to look at the “power manager” menu on the doorbell which provides stats for number of detections and number of events filtered out without recording. My doorbell was filtering out 100s of events daily and being in lockdown I have been home all day and I know for a fact that 100 objects (people + cars) don’t traverse my street (unless I lived in Time Square). So it seems like there are many triggers (even though you can choose to detect on humans as opposed to all motions) that the camera is unable to filter more efficiently. So if you place your doorbell on a wall that faces the street you’re likely going to have the same situation in terms of battery life. But if you instead mount it on a perpendicular wall (ie one that faces the doorframe), you’re going to get a much better battery life (much closer to the advertised 6 months). HOWEVER be aware that such a position may not give you a good view of your threshold and if a scrupulous individual were to walk by and pick up a package delivered at your doorstep, your camera may likely not detect that. I think the AI filtering false motions can be optimized by software updates so I am optimistic about seeing marginal improvements to battery life and for that I am adding another star to my original review. That being said, I still think having the ability to switch out batteries is more advantageous than having to remove the entire doorbell to charge which is NOT an elegant solution. Original review — (** 2 Stars) The bad: I have had this camera (on battery mode) for about 7 weeks now and I see a couple MAJOR problems (both battery related) that I want to share with prospective buyers: 1) Battery life: I have already charged it twice (once upon receiving it and once after it drained after about 4 weeks of use). Battery capacity suggests you charge this twice a year. The caveat being, you only get a certain number of motion detections per day among other restrictions. Not sure what the point of purchasing this camera would be if you don’t use the bells and whistles provided. My camera has been on medium sensitivity and I have enabled zone detection which covers only about 20% of the field of view so it’s not even detecting the entire area. On average I have had about 15-18 detections per day so I expected the battery to last 3+ months. It lasted about 31 days. So unless I remove motion detection (which I cant because I don’t want packages stolen from my doorstep!) I would likely be charging this once a month. 2) Battery replacement: if I am cursed to charge this every month, I think it’s reasonable to expect that a battery replacement be provided such that a fresh battery can be switched in without having the take down the camera every time. The not-so-good: 1) Smart integration with google home: there is a solid 15 second gap between my voice command and execution. 2) Geofencing: Never works (even after I allowed constant access to location data). This functionality is in beta mode so i am sure it’s being worked on. 3) Ability to store data on homebase instead of the doorbell: it’s on the “not so good” list because I would like the ability to add more storage (currently restricted to 16GB). Finally, the good: 1) Night Vision: solid 2) Video quality: excellent 3) User interface on app: very good, easy to use, and good response time Bottom line: if you live in a city and expect a reasonable amount of foot traffic, and don’t want to have wiring installed, I SINCERELY urge you to consider purchasing battery doorbells that offer replaceable batteries (there’s a few out there: Ring and Kangaroo off the top of my head, amongst others). If I could return this product, I would. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2020 by Abhay Ranganathan
    • Love everything about this Eufy doorbell!👍🏽
Style: Kit with Homebase 2
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Really happy with my purchase of this Eufy doorbell/Storage server. The photo quality is GREAT in both the daytime & nighttime. Mounting & setup was super quick & easy. Linking the doorbell with my Amazon account to use the Eufy/Alexa skill was simple as well. One of the biggest reasons I chose this doorbell was the feature of not having to pay a monthly subscription fee for storage or monitoring & that's definitely one of the nicest benefits. I get alerted right away on my phone & on my Amazon devices as soon as any motion is detected or whenever the doorbell button is pressed which is exactly what I wanted. There is an option to sign up with Eufy for more in depth monitoring (similar to having an alarm system monitoring company) for a monthly fee, but it's not necessary for me, personally. However the option is there if you want it. The storage device also has the option to increase storage space even more by using a mini SD card, however I've had my doorbell setup for almost 2 years now & have hardly made a dent in the available storage, even without using any additional SD card. I love that I can check live footage of my doorbell anytime without needing the doorbell button to be triggered first, which I know is required on many other doorbell models. I haven't had any connection issues with the doorbell or related app & battery life has been really good also. Just remember, the more motion being detected, the more you're going to have to recharge the battery... so just configure your motion detection settings accordingly. My only complaint is that it's hard for the person at the door to hear me talking to them sometimes & I wish the volume was louder. I can hear them perfectly, they just struggle to hear me. I DO live on a very busy road though, which is probably part of the problem but all in all, I'm really happy with this purchase & highly recommend it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2025 by Jamie S.
    • UPDATE: Ring may be the leader, but Eufy is the better value
Style: Kit with Homebase 2
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UPDATE: My Eufy Doorbell camera has been installed for 95 days now (see picture) and my battery life just hit the 50% mark. I’ll take it down and charge once it gets into the 30% range. I still have it on the 2nd highest battery setting, Optimal Surveillance, which record longer clips = with no battery drain issues. I’ve had the Eufy Flood Light cameras installed for almost a year now and still haven't had any issues with camera / audio quality or with any recording for either of my Eufy devices. Overall, I’m thoroughly impressed with Eufy!! I have bought and used both Ring and Eufy Outdoor Flood Light camera systems. I favor Eufy over Ring, primarily for no monthly fees, camera quality, and notifications. > Both cameras have excellent video quality. Eufy has like a two or three-second delay. I can’t recall if Ring also has a delay with recording. > Eufy is the only doorbell battery camera that I’ve own and, for me, the battery is excellent. I set it up 35 days ago and just checked the battery life and it’s still going strong! As of today it shows 83% life remaining after 96 recorded events / notifications. Further, I have it on the 2nd highest battery setting, Optimal Surveillance, which record longer clips. Very impressed! > As for my Floodlight cameras, I will say with Ring I noticed that my backyard flood camera had a slightly wider view. > With Eufy, I love having to not worry about any extra fees and having extra storage with Homebase. (I will add that it took me a while to understand Homebase's purpose. I knew it was to hold extra storage. But, that’s not a concern if you delete random notifications /clips regularly. But, the bonus that I appreciate is that Homebase is also the doorbell chime for the Eufy Doorbell, so you don't need to buy a separate Chime - I was happy to return the one I bought. I also like that there are several chime tones to choose from. I have a 4,000 sq foot home and can hear the chime at its loudest setting easily throughout the house.) > As for the notifications, I honestly got more false notifications on my phone with Ring than Eufy. Eufy seems to be more consistent although there are some false notifications. Ring annoyed me to the point where I decided to switch to Eufy. From my experience, the notifications on these outdoor camera systems aren't 100% accurate at times. For example, with both systems, I get non-stop alerts when the exhaust from my home's HVAC system blows out into the cold air. Still, I take it as par for the course. > If you get Eufy (or perhaps any device) be sure to check the App Store for updates regularly. At one point, the Eufy notifications kept piling up even when I deleted recordings. I did an App update as my last resort and it cleared all those notifications as well as install whatever updates it needed. I'm willing to bet that none of these systems are perfect. It's technology and when combined with human efforts is flawed to some degree. Though, Eufy beats out Ring, at least with the Flood Light camera. I plan to buy more Eufy devices in the near future. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2024 by S Nicker28
    • (UPDATE) Eufy is iffy.
Style: Kit with Homebase 2
“Update” Due to recent reports from various sources, Eufy (Anker) is allegedly uploading images from video captures and using/storing facial recognition into their AWS provided cloud system, even when cloud services are not selected by the user. This seems to be an alleged breach of privacy and because of these recent reports, I will not give more than 1 star. When it is advertised that your information will be stored ONLY locally, I fully expect that. It’s 2022 and mobile devices now have more power and memory than ever. Cloud services should not be required to do basic functionalities. There’s a reason I avoid Amazon and Google products – lack of privacy. And now that Eufy (Anker) is allegedly putting personal facial recognition information without permission AND on an AWS system, I will now be in search of a replacement that hopefully doesn’t have this kind of issue. After 2 years with this I have mixed feelings. TL;DR No subscription needed. Pretty good camera picture. Good, intuitive app UI. Streaming recorded events is fast. Good looking doorbell. Motion detection is way too aggressive at times even when using motion detection zones and after changing suggested settings, causing you to not want to check your notifications which defeats the purpose. Intercom is pretty laggy (about 1.5 seconds with high speed internet). Doorbell microphone doesn’t always pickup what’s being said during intercom use. Not compatible with Apple HomeKit. Cannot attest for battery life since mine is hardwired. First the positives: No subscription!!! That is a rarity in todays world. It is for that reason that I haven’t switched, yet. Good video quality. Streaming recorded content is fairly fast. App UI is straightforward and simple. Camera isn’t obnoxious. Now the negatives: The motion detection is somewhat inconsistent. No matter what setting or restrictions I put on it, more times than none, it records unwanted motion detection, even things that are out of its motion zone. I would say it DOES record wanted motion (like the mailman dropping off mail at our wall mounted mailbox) fairly consistently – about 95% of wanted motions. But there are random days where it will record every single car passing by, even though the street isn’t selected in its detection zone. There are days when we’ll have just porch movement recordings, then days when it’s every single car driving by. So sometimes a day with 3 or 4 recordings, others with 15-30 recordings. It’s incredibly annoying because the point is to check the motions that matter. I can’t be checking my motion notifications every 5 minutes at work. So then I quit checking them and then add to the chance that I won’t catch something important happening. Another negative is the lag when using the intercom system. It’s bad enough that you can’t really relay your messages without confusion. On top of that, the camera doesn’t always send the audio in the intercom system, so on top of the delay, you’re also asking them to replay what was said. I don’t use that feature often, but when I do need to, it’s kind of useless. I’m also tied to the Apple ecosystem, and really wish this camera would work directly with HomeKit. I’ve received 6 motion notifications while I typed this. It’s all just cars driving through my street. Luckily I don’t live on a busy street or I’d just get a different camera (probably will anyways). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2022 by RAVA22
    • Excellent home security, and easy to install and use
Style: Kit with Homebase 2
I had been in the market for a smart doorbell for years but in both my homes, I required one that was wireless. Neither of my recent homes have had wired doorbells, which made it challenging to find a recommended product. I did a great amount of research before purchasing this system, and was a bit nervous at first since I had never heard of Eufy prior to my search. Pros: -Very easy to install. It probably took less than five minutes total with a drill to get everything up and running. -Great images and free, one minute video storage. No paying crazy fees to keep videos you may need. -Easy to download videos to your photos on your phone, when you need to keep a record of something. -Great night vision camera. The daytime is excellent but the evening is really good, as well. -No issues with connectivity -Talk ability is fantastic. -The battery has a very long life. I think I've only charged twice since purchasing last year. Can't beat that. Cons: -None so far. I will be adding to the system as I can but so far, it's been fantastic. I have no complaints. I feel safe and secure inside my home and when away with this watching over us. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2025 by Emily W.
    • Doesn't need cloud storage
Style: Kit with Homebase 2
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We had an old wired doorbell, but we didn't want to mess with the wires, so we put up our new battery operated Eufy doorbell right next to the old one. We have stucco over concrete blocks for our house construction, and although I have a hammer setting on my drill, we couldn't make a nice hole in the wall for the screws. So, we put up the Eufy doorbell with heavy-duty double-sided tape, and it's holding well. (EZlifego Double Sided Tape - Nano Double Sided) Also, I didn't want to have to pay extra every month for storage. The Eufy videos are saved in the app on your phone, and also stored on the Homebase. You can easily delete videos you don't need to save from your phone and from your Homebase, from the app. The Homebase plugs into the wall, and connects to your Wi-Fi, and pairs with the doorbell and your app. They give you suggestions as to where to mount the doorbell. We had a lot of bright backlight, so we mounted it on the side wall next to the front door. We set it to "motion" alert, because we really don't get animals on our screened-in porch, but you can set it to only recognize humans. When someone comes to the house we get an alert on our phones (both my husband and I), and if they press the doorbell, we get an alert and also the doorbell chimes on the Homebase. It only takes a couple of seconds for the Eufy to start recording. We only had one delivery man who avoided being recorded by throwing the package in quickly (not any Amazon delivery!) The video is recorded on your phone, and you can easily download it, for example, to email it to your Homeowners Association or to the police. We generally delete the videos after watching them. You are supposed to be able to interact with your visitors, either speaking live, or using a recorded comment, but we haven't figured out how to make that live interaction work yet. But the video of the person at your door pops up immediately on my phone, so I know who is there. The night vision is very clear, but if you want full color you can get a Eufy motion-detecting light. The first doorbell we received wouldn't hold a charge, so they overnighted a new replacement. I have to say that customer service is amazing. I have to keep my phone on the slower Wi-Fi setting, because the doorbell doesn't work with 5G. But we are REALLY liking our new Eufy doorbell. Update: I was wrong about the 5G. I put my phone on 5G, and the doorbell works perfectly. Second Update: I just got a notification from the app that the Eufy battery was low. It has been over 7 1/2 months; 503 motions have been detected, and we watch almost all of the videos. Wow! We love our Eufy video doorbell! I also finally was able to drill holes in our stucco-covered concrete block house, and screw on the doorbell. We highly recommend this doorbell. Third Update: I called Customer Service to find out how to talk to the person at the door. As I already said, Customer Service is amazing. They explained simply how to speak during a live video: On your phone, touch the notification, and go to the live feed. Make sure the arrow is clicked for it to play live video, and a Phone symbol will show beneath the video. When you touch it, you can speak, when you touch it again, you can listen. This is a great system. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2022 by Never Too Old To Learn

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