eufy SecurityIndoor Cam C120 2-Cam Kit | 2K Security Indoor Camera | Plug-in Camera with Wi-Fi | Human and Pet AI | Works with Voice Assistants | Night Vision | Two-Way Audio | HomeBase 3 Compatible

I recently purchased the eufy Security Indoor Cam C120, and it has exceeded my expectations. This compact camera offers impressive 2K video quality, ensuring clear and detailed footage both day and night. The night vision is particularly noteworthy, providing crisp black-and-white images even in low-light conditions.​Setting up the camera was straightforward. The integration with the eufy Security app was seamless, allowing me to connect the camera to my Wi-Fi network without any issues an integrate into my Apple HomeKit.Overall, the eufy Security Indoor Cam C120 delivers exceptional performance at an affordable price point. It's a reliable choice for anyone seeking a high-quality indoor security camera.

I genuinely could not recommend eufy products enough. I have had the doorbell camera for many months and I ordered these two because we're having extreme problems with neighbors. The setup, the operation, all flawless. I am thoroughly, thoroughly impressed with their products thus far and if you knew me you would know how extremely hard it is to impress me this much especially with technology. I actually look forward to buying more eufy products!!! THANK YOU EUFY!! The camera quality is a 10, the technological quality is a 10. You also don't need the home base if you don't want it! Each camera has a slot for their own memory card. As always, NO MEMBERSHIP NEEDED. 10/10 would recommend every time.

They work very well. Easy to set up, camera quality is good very clear. Works well with homebase 3.

Like that it has 2K resolution as opposed to just 1080 resolution. Decent, video quality and HomeKit sport as well. However, if you hook the camera up with HomeKit, you loose the 2K resolution and I goes back to 1080 resolution since that is all HomeKit supports at present time. Also, if you link the camera with HomeKit, you also loose the AI functionality that the Eufy provides and it will just go back to regular motion detect. I don’t know why this happens since the EufyCam2 still work with AI when hooked up to HomeKit. Make sure to purchase a microSD card if you want to just store the video locally on the camera. Else you will have to use a NAS or cloud service like HomeKit.It comes with a micro USB cable and a power adapter that allows you power the camera with. The cable is decently long, maybe about 6’ long, so you may need to use an extension cable, if you don’t have an outlet right where you’re going to plug in the camera.When installing the camera, you’ll. Need to download the app and create an account if you are using it for the first time. Was easy enough to go through adding the camera. However, I ran into a problem when installing the microSD card, it will ask you to install it and format it. However, it failed to format. So I tried to format first on a computer and then tried to get it to format the on the camera and it still wouldn’t work. So, I skipped the format and finished adding the camera. After it was installed, it updated the firmware on the camera and once that was done, I was able to format the card on the camera and everything was working fine after that.The camera has motion as well as sound detection, which is nice. So if you want to monitor a baby, you can use it for that also.While you are live streaming from the camera, you can record video or take photos while you are live streaming. There is also a button that you can press in the app that lets you to talk through the camera. That way you can have a two way communicate with the person during a live stream.Notifications when it detects motion or sound is pretty quick, you will get a notification on your phone usually within 2-3 seconds .One thing, I noticed that you can’t do is hook it up with automations on the EufyCam2. That way, I could use my outside cameras when it detects motion to start recording video in the garage with this camera.But overall a great camera with a lot of features.

Think about this: There are a lot of one star reviews for a reason. . .UPDATE (10/04/2022):Customer service response to the current issues:"Unfortunately, if your order has expired its 12-month warranty, and if the device is defective, we are sorry that we are not able to arrange a replacement for you according to our warranty policy. However, we register all defects and evaluate them statistically. These statistics enable us to identify any increased defect rates or concentrated product problems, so thank you very much for letting us know about your product."Be warned, small issues from the start with the entire eufy system only to have it breakdown after 2 years. And nothing can be done about it with customer service.DO NOT BUY THIS SYSTEM!UPDATE (09/29/2022):This eufy system has gone from bad to worse. Battery low, so cam 2c charged. Last charge hardly lasted long at all. Now camera, after fully charged, unable to play live video.Deleted device. Added device. Restarted homebase. Still no work! Restarted wifi. Deleted device. Added device. Restarted homebase. Still no work! Deleted device. Now UNABLE TO ADD DEVICE! After multiple tries Still unable to add device. Restarted everything. STILL UNABLE TO ADD DEVICE!This has gone from bad to worse. There is always some issue that happens with this eufy system. It's horrible and frustrating. So damn disappointed with eufy.DO NOT BUY ANY OF THEIR PRODUCTS!UPDATE (12/16/2020):Have had the system for approximately three months. Also purchased indoor cameras a few weeks after first purchase. Problems still occurring but past time period to initiate refund. Contacted Eufy customer support on numerous occasions who suggested different settings and system upgrades but errors still occurring even with various adjustment settings. Customer support responds with the same excuse that their tech team is working on the issues. Thought that it could possibly be the 2C cameras that were defective and, in one email, offered to send replacements. Then, in another reply, offered to send a Pan/Tilt indoor camera as a replacement. It was a nice offer, but the issues are with the outdoor 2C cameras and not with the indoor cameras at all. In one reply, customer support offered a $25 refund for the unsolved issues. $25?! That was insulting.DO NOT PURCHASE THIS SYSTEM!I cannot stress that enough. Poor system. Multiple false alarm issues. Dysfunctional Zone feature. Inconsistent notifications (sometimes it will capture a person, sometimes it won't). Faulty AI. Horrible customer support.DO NOT PURCHASE THIS SYSTEM!‐--------------------------------------THE GOOD:Camera has decent image quality. Set up fairly simple.Battery powered 2C camera will last a few months as long as AI does not filter out too many events.Will record and store events locally (no subscription fees).THE BAD:AI will detect numerous false detections (ex: shadows detected as human faces). No matter how you adjust the sensitivity or activity zones the system will give frequent false alarms of shadows presenting as a human. Very distracting. Also, how would you pay attention to a REAL alert when you are constantly bombarded with false alarms. The eufy system cries wolf a lot. So much, that you become reluctant to have the siren on at all.Activities Zones that are set up are useless. Basically, you get a set of colored rectangles on your app while eufy still detects outside of those zones (which also drains the battery). And the zones that are set up are inconsistent when detecting movement (same problem as other reviews). Sometimes you will get a notification and sometimes you won't. Adjusting the sensitivity level higher does not help with the inconsistent notifications. It does, however, help with catching more activity outside the established zone.Indoor cams require a micro SD card to record events. Otherwise it is just a camera. Would be better if the indoor cam could link up with the Homebase2 and store recordings there. Would also be better if the Homebase2 had a micro SD storage slot instead.Geofencing does not work at all for multiple users. Even with one person in the zone while one is out of the zone eufy will change the security system to "Away". Geofencing will also place a family member "out of the zone" even if that person hasn't left the zone all day. Geofencing is also inconsistent across different units. One indoor camera will report a different status than the home system (Homebase2). Have reported issue to eufy support. They have responded fairly quickly, however the system updates that were provided did not solve the problem. After reading the eufy forums, the Geofencing issue has been a problem for a long time and it has not been resolved.After weighing the GOOD vs the BAD, the eufy system does not perform well as a home security system and I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS SYSTEM. It will not provide adequate security protection.