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eufy Security Floodlight Camera, 2K, No Monthly Fees, 2000 Lumens, Weatherproof - £99.99 sold by Anker Direct @ Amazon
eufy Security Floodlight Camera, 2K, No Monthly Fees, 2000 Lumens, Weatherproof - £99.99 sold by Anker Direct @ Amazon
eufy Security Floodlight Camera, 2K, No Monthly Fees, 2000 Lumens, Weatherproof - £99.99 sold by Anker Direct @ Amazon
eufy Security Floodlight Camera, 2K, No Monthly Fees, 2000 Lumens, Weatherproof - £99.99 sold by Anker Direct @ Amazon
eufy Security Floodlight Camera, 2K, No Monthly Fees, 2000 Lumens, Weatherproof - £99.99 sold by Anker Direct @ Amazon
eufy Security Floodlight Camera, 2K, No Monthly Fees, 2000 Lumens, Weatherproof - £99.99 sold by Anker Direct @ Amazon
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Posted 28 November 2022

eufy Security Floodlight Camera, 2K, No Monthly Fees, 2000 Lumens, Weatherproof - £99.99 sold by Anker Direct @ Amazon

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Flawless 2K Surveillance: Live-stream and record in full 2K resolution and see exactly who’s there in crisp clarity.
No Hidden Costs: Designed to protect your home as well as your wallet, eufy Security products are one-time purchases that combine security with convenience.
Turn Night Into Day: 2,000-lumen super-bright motion-activated floodlights deter intruders and ensure detailed, full-color recordings even at night.
Smart Siren: A harsh warning for any intruders. A high-volume alarm can be triggered to scare off any unwanted visitors.
Powerful Built-in AI: Human detection technology enables the camera to intelligently detect body shapes. Ensuring you are only alerted when a person, and not a stray cat, approaches. Note: Not compatible with HomeBase. The warranty on this product is 12 months.
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  1. 1nstant's avatar
  2. alpha232's avatar
    Just FYI Eufy have been caught taking images from their cameras, tagging them with facial recognition software and uploading them to their own servers without user consent and storing them unencrypted on public facing servers. All the while telling people there's no cloud and everything is local and under your control.
    118luke's avatar
    Source?
  3. stefromuk's avatar
    Just to make people aware some people have spotted that Eufy are leaking data and leaving it unencrypted even if not using cloud storage.
  4. Joshua_Doades's avatar


    Perhaps not
    farmphdbank's avatar
    2:55 you can remotely start someone else's camera (without any authentication) and watch the stream live (edited)
  5. zorba_g's avatar
    A real pity that they don't work with the homebase. Eufy dropped the ball on that one
    Rolefitleader's avatar
    Hi,was thinking about it as I have the homebase and cameras already but if I can't link it got to be a no sadly. (edited)
  7. ccmac2013's avatar
    Unfortunately lamps like these are installed in a way which illuminates the houses across the road and triggered by anyone walking past on the pavement. As such they are intrusive light pollution.
    dealfinderwanter's avatar
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    You can tilt them down. Mine only shine onto my driveway. You can set the recording boundary zone too. But I didnt want it shining into my neighbours across the road
  8. navins11_'s avatar
    it has a camera and is from eufy. Hell no.
  9. scaff_1's avatar
    arent these about this £ all the time
    dealfinderwanter's avatar
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    No, I bought this in august after car broke into for £149 with voucher applied (edited)
  11. jouster's avatar
    i actually got the new version for £99 from Amazon back in September...in fairness, the only difference is the aesthetics and the light output is an extra 500 lumens on the newer one...the £99 price on this is quite regular though so unless you are desperate for one, wait for the price to drop again

    love how all of a sudden everyone is an InfoSec specialist...

    Not disagreeing that their wording hasn't been ideal....but my system is totally safe as my cameras are totally local due to being on segregated VLANS that don't connect to the internet...but not everyone has this ability or know how so Eufy need to be clearer. Their announcement recently has gone some way towards this but they need to make it clearer still. (edited)
  12. victor1l's avatar
    Newer model available with 2500lum
  13. jaks101's avatar
    These don’t use the home base but all show on the app and all give notifications. I don’t really see the difference if it’s connected to the home base
    daveburgess's avatar
    Recordings are kept on the camera which is an issue if stolen. Not so likely with this mounted high enough. More of a risk with doorbells.
  14. djlondon22's avatar
    I have this and love it... better than my blink cameras
  15. Luke_Conlan's avatar
    Showing £163 when clicking link
  16. Mickdundee's avatar
    Showing as £163?
  17. Proveright's avatar
    I think this was a Monday deal that has expired. There is a £24 voucher to click from the £163.99.
  18. panacotta's avatar
    Expired, only £24 voucher at checkout.. Cold at this price, hot at £99
  19. grumpyadam's avatar
    When you guys are talking about spyware like why would anyone want to know what my face is doing? As Long as my username, password and address etc are not leaked I'm not that fussed. You get caught on CCTV every day when you go out. I should say though I don't have internal cameras
    MikeWard1701's avatar
    Yeah, you might wanna get concerned about capturing footage of people outside your home too.

    bbc.co.uk/new…296

    youtube.com/wat…g5c

    Based on this ruling, you're liable for any footage you capture of other people on their private property. They could bring a lawsuit against you for facilitating eufy to perform facial recognition upon them without their knowledge or consent while they are on their own private property.
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