Anker’s eufy E30 Indoor Cam is now available for $49.98 through Amazon, down from its usual $70 price tag. The budget-friendly security camera offers 4K resolution, 360-degree panoramic views, and AI-powered tracking capabilities, making it an attractive option for households monitoring children, pets, or general home security without ongoing subscription fees.
Key features: The E30 delivers comprehensive home monitoring with advanced capabilities typically found in higher-end models.
- 4K Ultra-Clear recording: Provides crystal-clear 24/7 recording with built-in two-way audio for real-time communication with family members or pets.
- 360-degree panoramic view: Users can navigate their home’s view through new app features like Quick Focus Tap, allowing instant focus switching by tapping desired areas on screen.
- AI-powered detection: Advanced on-device AI distinguishes between humans, pets, audio cues, and crying sounds, with automatic tracking when movement is detected.
Night vision capabilities: The camera includes color night vision with a built-in spotlight that doubles as a security deterrent.
- Users can seamlessly switch between color night vision and infrared night vision for optimal nighttime surveillance.
- The integrated spotlight enhances visibility while serving as a potential deterrent for unwanted visitors.
Smart home integration: The E30 works with major smart home platforms including HomeKit, Alexa, and Google Assistant.
- HomeKit compatibility supports up to 1080P resolution, while other platforms can access the full 4K capabilities.
- Local storage options allow users to store footage on SD cards without monthly subscription fees, though cloud storage remains available.
The deal details: This $20 discount matches the camera’s best pricing seen throughout the year, with only a brief $30 February sale offering better value.
- The camera typically retails for $70, making this $49.98 price point particularly attractive for budget-conscious buyers.
- Free shipping is included through Anker’s official eufy Amazon storefront.
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