eufy Security Dual Camera Doorbell

Quick verdict

The dual-camera design is clever — the downward lens catches packages that other doorbells miss entirely. Local storage on the HomeBase is a plus. But eufy's 2022 privacy controversy means you should take their local-only claims with a grain of salt. RTSP support is hit-or-miss depending on firmware.

Standout: Dual cameras with a downward-facing lens specifically designed to detect packages at your doorstep.

Last checked: 2026-03-25

Compatibility snapshot

Why it stands out

• dual cameras provide front-facing and downward package-detection views simultaneously
• local storage on HomeBase — no mandatory cloud subscription
• good Google and Alexa voice assistant support

Reasons to hesitate

• RTSP availability has been inconsistent across firmware updates
• eufy's past privacy controversy erodes trust in their local-only claims
• requires the eufy HomeBase hub for full functionality

Best for

• users who want package detection with the downward-facing camera
• households wanting local storage without a cloud subscription

Avoid if

• you are deeply privacy-conscious — eufy's track record is mixed
• you want guaranteed stable RTSP access for Home Assistant

Privacy and local-control notes

eufy stores footage locally on the HomeBase hub. However, eufy faced controversy in 2022 over unencrypted cloud thumbnail uploads despite marketing as local-only. RTSP support varies by firmware version.

Home Assistant support: supported · integration path: eufy Security (cloud/RTSP varies).

Buying reality check

Price notes: Mid-range price includes the doorbell unit. HomeBase hub may be required if you don't already own one.

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