Video Doorbell E340 Kit with Battery, 2K FHD, Built-in 8GB | No subscription, head-to-toe view, two-way talk, Delivery Guard, AI motion detection, rechargeable battery

I’ve been very happy with this Eufy Video Doorbell E340 Kit. The video quality is clear day and night, and the dual cameras provide a great view of both visitors and packages. Motion detection is fast and accurate, and the battery life has been excellent. I also like that there are no monthly subscription fees for local storage. The app is easy to use, and setup was straightforward. Overall, it’s a reliable and high-quality smart doorbell. I highly recommend it!

This eufy E340 kit is an outstanding video doorbell. The dual-camera setup is a game-changer—having one camera for face-level view and a second camera pointing down completely eliminates blind spots and lets you see packages clearly at your doorstep. Highlights: Crisp Image Quality: The 2K FHD resolution delivers sharp, clear video during the day and excellent night vision. Smart & Fast Detection: Motion tracking is fast and accurate, capturing events instantly without missing key moments. Built-in Storage & Removable Battery: Having built-in 8GB storage is great for local recording right out of the box without hidden fees, and the removable battery makes recharging super convenient. If you are looking for a reliable, feature-packed doorbell with great clarity and zero fuss, this one is worth every penny!

TL;DR ... this doorbell is power flexible, uses AI effectively, has an attractive build/design, is easy to set up, and uses two good-quality cameras (in day or night). More useful details... Out of the box, this Eufy Doorbell can be installed to use its built-in battery or can be wired directly to your home. Nice. Installation, mounting, and app set up were all straightforward; took about 10 minutes. The hardest part was deciding where, and how high, to place the doorbell! (Eufy does suggest placement but YMMV.) The box came with everything you need, including a template decal that made placing and drilling a breeze; nice touch. The app is a bit clunky (dated?) but works well. Notifications to my phone have been instant. The doorbell itself has a built-in speaker; the doorbell "ding" is very loud and clear. (Another nice feature is that I will hear the doorbell ding in my AirPods if I'm wearing them.) The doorbell has two cameras, so I clearly see both the surrounding area AND the entire floor around my porch. I really like this feature. Visibility at night is good too. Setting detection zones is not intuitive but not hard to figure out. The doorbell can see VERY far in clear sunlight. Before setting up a zone, the camera flagged me at around 45 feet away. AI recognition is eerily accurate (a good thing) ... doorbell can identify animals, people, and packages. It will let you know if someone arrives, puts down a package, or picks up a package. So far, it has not misidentified anything. I haven't set up facial recognition yet; this will let the doorbell know if the person at the door is known/unknown. (Sounds like fun.) Battery: shows 4 out of 5 bars after 2 1/2 weeks of use; unfortunately, there is no percentage. (DO BETTER Eufy.) After 30 days of use (exactly), got a message from the app that the doorbell shut down due to low battery. BATTERY ONLY LAST 30 DAYS! Settings were left at default. :-( Doorbell works with the original Eufy HomeBase and HomeBase 2. The doorbell also works with Alexa and Google Assistant. I haven't use these features so don't know how well they work, or if a hub is required. No HomeKit support at this time (Again, DO BETTER Eufy!) btw ... you can always set up Homebridge or Hoobs to connect this Eufy doorbell to Apple's HomeKit; requires a bit more technical expertise.

When I first bought this, it was quite a hassle to get this to connect to my wifi as it is only 2.4 Ghz, so even when I set up a wifi signal, there were issues with connection. After I got it to connect, it connects automatically now. The only concern that i have is that the batteries sometimes die pretty quickly, and it takes some time to load videos on the phone from local storage. The detection is good, especially with packages, but with people its too good. I live in an apartment complex and my neighbors would walk by and I would always get a notification, too often sometimes, Im sure theres a better way to configure it. I connected it to my smart home and I get notified on my speakers when someone is home, and I can pull up the video feed if i needed to. picture quality is great, as well as the viewing angles, I love how there is a camera specifically for detecting when packages or left or taken, which is amazing

I think it's great product. I wanted one that had local storage to avoid paying subscription. The sub option is only in case you want to save in the cloud to access remotely. I have some connection issues but I think that's my personal problem because it's my door is a bit far from the router, so I don't think it's fair to give a bad rating because that's my case. I will look for a repeater or relocate the wifi router to cover mñbetter signal to the entrance. Overall I think it's great, it's super great that it comes with two batteries and even cables in case you want to wire. I'm using the batteries and I constantly check the battery % and its very good, it takes on avarsge 5% a day. Basically is not recording at all times, but when it detects movement it saves a clip of 20-30secs (customizable). So depending on the usage it's how fast it depletes. Overall is good and I plan on buying more eufy products for other security purposes -update. changing my review from 5 to 1. This doorbell camera, just stopped working, for no reason, out of nowhere, I did absolutely nothing. It started slowly, I noticed it was not capturing movement, but it was streaming correctly all OK I had a few days where it had "no events", I thought "well maybe there's just not movement at all", then one day randomly it says "offline", I thought someone mightve stolen it, when I brought it inside it was just not being detected by the app, it was offline, though the button of the ring kept working, and it made sounds as if it was still working but it was just not being detected. I tried everything, rebooting, replacing the battery, re-install everything, rebooting to factory setting but no, it stopped detecting my wifi, I couldnt sync to any wifi anymore, so I just returned while I was still within my 30 day purchase, (I had it for 3 weeks max). So, I do believe this thing is an OK product... when it works. But Not sure if I would trust to purchase this again.

Good doorbell camera for a reasonable price. The extra battery is convenient and the battery life is good too (lasts about 10 days, though I suspect climate and usage could factor into this). Easy to install and connect to home Wi-Fi with the app. No subscriptions required but are available if needed.

Mounting was easy and so was setting it up with the app. Drawing the activity zones helped with false alerts. I paired it with the homebase and the advanced detection has already been useful. It worked without the homebase too, but I’d probably plan on getting both products if you do for max potential.

Eufy security cameras, including doorbells, are quite a step up from Ring. All features on Eufy cameras are fully accessible, without any fees and videos are stored locally. No privacy invasion. Storage can be upgraded, can be installed on the device itself or the homebase, videos stored can be shared if desired and are encrypted. The option to store in the cloud and for professional monitoring are available. I keep Eufy running in the background on my phone and notifications are instantaneous. With Ring, if anything was detected, it was gone, before I would get a notification. Only very basic features are available without fees with Ring and one is basically forced into paying for professional monitoring in order to get all the features. With Ring, I didn't install indoor cameras. The Eufy cameras far exceed Ring in features available and clarity/tracking of the camera events. Ring cameras would notify of squirrels, cats and flying plastic bags/leaves. Eufy has options for what one is wanting to detect. I have mine set for vehicles and humans. Not once have I received a notification or alarm for squirrels, cats or flying plastic bags/leaves. I have many of all around here. I am able with Eufy to have the cameras alarm, outside at the unit with sound and lights as well as a very audible alarm inside, when set to alarm mode. It works, as it did alarm one evening with good cause. Didn't have that with Ring nor would I have been confident with Ring only picking up a vehicle or human. Of course, you can manually set off the Eufy alarm also. The Eufy doorbell has not missed one person at the door, a package being dropped off or me picking the package up. With Ring, it was hit and miss with mostly miss. Another Eufy feature I very much like, is the option to tailor alarm modes, Home/Away/Off/Disarmed/Customized, down to each specific device/sensor. I am very impressed and satisfied with all the Eufy products I have purchased. It is advertised as being compatible with Alexa, but I disagree. The problem is not Eufy, but Alexa. I enabled the Eufy Security skill, but the echo devices would not announce Eufy notifications. It was a constant enable/disable/ re-enable/reboot to finally get an announcement. It was short lived and right back to enable/disable, etc. Seems to be a problem for many I noticed as I was troubleshooting on the internet. Very recently I received a notice from Alexa stating it had disabled the Eufy skill and directed me to re-enable. I wasn't able to do that as I would not grant Alexa permission to control my cameras. That's what that cab is all about. If I had a smart light bulb, it wouldn't be an issue. I bought the cameras for the privacy of local storage, and now Alexa wants to control those cameras, which means it has access to them. NO. They were advertised as Alexa compatible so the echo devices should be able to make Eufy announcements without the need for Alexa to have access to the cameras themselves. I don't want the echo devices to show me the view of the cameras, just make the Eufy announcements. It wouldn't even do that before, and now Alexa wants more permissions, to do what?? Alexa has gotten as bad as Ring. Putting those two aside, Eufy is an excellent security system on its own, all the way around. As for Alexa and its skills, no more Alexa compatible devices.

Overview The eufy Video Doorbell E340 bundle is a thoughtfully designed smart security solution that combines high-resolution video, dual-camera coverage, and reliable backup power. With an included extra rechargeable battery, it’s built for continuous operation without the hassle of frequent downtime—making it a strong choice for homeowners who want dependable, subscription-free security. Likes Reliable Backup Power: The included 6,500 mAh extra battery is a major advantage. Swapping batteries is quick and easy, ensuring your doorbell stays active year-round without interruptions. Dual-Camera Coverage: The front camera captures visitors at eye level, while the downward-facing camera shows packages and the doorstep—great for deliveries and added peace of mind. Excellent Night Vision: The dual-light system delivers impressively clear color night footage with minimal blur, making it easier to identify people even in low light. Sharp 2K Video Quality: Crisp and detailed footage allows you to clearly recognize faces, packages, and movement around your door. No Subscription Required: Local storage support means no monthly fees, which is a huge plus compared to many competitors. Smart Home Compatibility: Works with Alexa and Google Assistant devices, along with select eufy chimes and HomeBase systems for flexible setup. Dislikes Compatibility Limitations: Not all older eufy chimes are supported, which may be inconvenient if you already own earlier accessories. Battery Management Required: While the extra battery helps, you’ll still need to stay on top of charging and swapping. Setup Can Take Time: Initial pairing with chimes or smart home devices may require some patience for less tech-savvy users. Overall The eufy Video Doorbell E340 bundle stands out for its dual-camera innovation, excellent video quality, and practical battery backup system. The added benefit of local storage without subscription fees makes it especially appealing for budget-conscious users who still want premium features. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4.5/5) Very Good – A feature-rich, reliable smart doorbell with standout dual-camera coverage and no ongoing costs.

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I installed the eufy Security Video Doorbell E340 mainly for better front door monitoring, and it’s been a solid upgrade from my previous doorbell camera. The 2K video quality is sharp enough to clearly see faces and packages, even when zoomed in. The dual camera setup is a nice feature, it helps reduce blind spots, especially for packages left right at the doorstep. Night vision in color is also better than expected and makes it easier to identify people after dark. Battery life has been reliable so far, and having the extra rechargeable battery pack is really convenient. The quick-release design makes swapping batteries fast without taking the whole unit off. Setup was straightforward through the app, and notifications come through quickly. Not having a monthly fee is a big plus. Overall, it feels like a well-thought-out system that balances features, ease of use, and cost.

So far, so good! I’m glad I chose the version with the extra battery because during the first few days of use, the battery life was much shorter than I expected. After spending some time adjusting the motion detection and notification settings, the battery life improved significantly. Since then, it has worked great for what I need. The video quality is clear, setup was straightforward, and it’s been reliable so far. Very happy with the purchase.