Eufy’s Floodlight Security Camera Drops to Its Lowest Price in 2026
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– The Eufy E340 floodlight camera features a dual-lens design with a 3K wide-angle lens and a 2K telephoto lens offering up to 8X zoom, capturing details like faces up to 50 feet away.
– It has two adjustable light panels that output up to 2,000 lumens, with brightness adjustable via the app.
– The camera tracks subjects using AI, can pan 360 degrees and tilt 120 degrees, and returns to a preset position when subjects leave the frame.
– It records locally via a microSD card (up to 128 GB) or the HomeBase 3, eliminating the need for a subscription, though cloud storage is available from $3 per month.
– The camera requires a wired connection to an outlet or must be hardwired, and can be wall- or ceiling-mounted.
If you’re looking for a reliable way to keep an eye on your property without monthly fees, the Eufy Floodlight Security Camera is currently at its lowest price of 2026. This isn’t just another outdoor cam; it’s a dual-lens powerhouse with bright floodlight panels and local recording, making it a standout choice for homeowners who want solid security without a subscription.
Most outdoor security cameras include a small spotlight, but it rarely provides enough light to fully illuminate a driveway or backyard. That’s where a dedicated floodlight camera makes the difference. After testing several models, the Eufy E340 has become my top pick. It features two adjustable light panels that output up to 2,000 lumens of bright, customizable illumination. You can tweak both the panel angle and brightness directly from the app, tailoring the light to your specific space.
What truly elevates this camera is its smart dual-lens system. It combines a 3K wide-angle lens with a 2K telephoto lens that delivers up to 8X zoom. This telephoto lens can capture clear details like faces or license plates from up to 50 feet away, and thanks to the floodlight, everything stays in vivid color. The video quality is generally crisp, though the limited 15 fps frame rate can occasionally struggle with fast-moving subjects.
The camera also offers 360-degree pan and 120-degree tilt, along with AI-powered subject tracking. It automatically follows any movement and returns to a preset position once the area is clear. You can program multiple patrol positions, allowing it to cover a surprisingly wide area.
One trade-off: the Eufy E340 requires a wired connection, either plugged into an outlet or hardwired by an electrician. It supports both wall and ceiling mounting, making it ideal for under eaves, above a garage, or near a side entrance.
The real selling point is that you pay once and own it. There’s no need for a subscription because the camera records locally. You can use a microSD card up to 128 GB or connect it to Eufy’s HomeBase 3 (sold separately). If you prefer cloud storage, plans start at $3 per month per camera for 30 days of event history. The camera also supports continuous recording, giving you full control over your footage.
(Source: Wired)
