Three storage routes: microSD, optional cloud backup and NAS via RTSP
Available in the US · Last reviewed.
Indoor cameraInformation checked
eufy Indoor Cam E220
Buyers comparing pet cameras against a compact local-storage indoor camera
Video
2K video
Coverage
Pan-and-tilt indoor coverage
Local storage
microSD and NAS via RTSP; optional cloud backup
Treat dispenser
No
Estimated 1-year cost
$54.99
Estimated 3-year cost
$54.99
Main tradeoff: It lacks pet-specific interaction, and eufy's patched historical security issues warrant more scrutiny than some competing cameras.
What works without paying monthly?
No subscription required for local storage; cloud backup is optional.
Current US price and availability
Price checked
$54.99
Availability
Current official US product page displayed a purchase price when checked.
Offer type
Standalone hardware; no subscription is required for microSD or NAS recording.
Included without a plan
Live view, local microSD/NAS recording, motion tracking, alerts and two-way audio are available without cloud storage.
Optional or linked plans
Optional eufy cloud backup is offered, but we did not find a stable E220-specific US plan-price table in the sources checked.
Prices were checked on and may change. Tax and shipping are not included.
Pet-facing features
Motion tracking
General AI detection
Two-way audio
What independent reviewers found
We have not tested this camera ourselves; findings below are attributed to the named reviewers.
Two independent tests support quick alerts, smooth tracking, fast panning and an approachable app. One test recorded occasional streaming issues and another measured a one-to-two-second audiovisual delay, so it is good value rather than latency-free.
Strengths reported in testing
TechGearLab found quick notifications, smooth motion tracking, fast panning and an intuitive app.
Digital Camera World found bright, detailed video and useful automatic pan-and-tilt tracking.
Digital Camera World observed roughly one to two seconds of audio/video delay during two-way use.
Event-history filtering is relatively basic compared with some competing apps.
What owners report: Community reports include cameras going offline, but reports are mixed and often involve broader eufy systems or local network conditions; prevalence is unknown.
Reviewer information checked .
Privacy and household fit
Local microSD route
NAS option via RTSP
Optional two-factor authentication
Patched 2022 vulnerability history requires disclosure
Privacy and security review
Encryption
eufy documents encrypted account and device access generally, but the reviewed current sources do not give a complete E220-specific encryption architecture.
Account security
Optional two-factor authentication is available in the eufy Security app and challenges a new device with a trusted-device verification code.
Where recordings go
The E220 supports local microSD and NAS/RTSP recording plus optional cloud backup. Local-only use still requires a eufy account for remote app access and notifications.
Deletion controls
The eufy Security app provides account deletion, and local recordings can be selected and deleted or the microSD storage formatted.
Security support
eufy recommends installing firmware security updates, but no E220-specific end-of-support date was found.
Advisory history
Bitdefender disclosed vulnerabilities in the eufy 2K Indoor Camera platform in 2022, including CVE-2021-3555 and firmware-update weaknesses; eufy confirmed fixes were available by April 2022. Buyers should still keep firmware current.
Privacy information checked . “Not found” means the control was not documented in the sources we reviewed; it does not prove the control is absent.
How we assessed this camera
Core video, storage, US pricing and account-security controls are documented, but a model-specific support-end date remains unresolved.
We review manufacturer documentation, current store information and independent hands-on findings where available. Gaps and unresolved details are stated plainly.
