eufy lists the Window Camera E10 on its US store at $79.99. The listing does not give a launch date. A user guide on the same page is dated September 24, 2026, but that date belongs to the document. Shoppers can choose Add to Cart or Buy Now for the single camera.
Buyers get a wired indoor camera for outdoor viewing through interior window glass. eufy aims it at an entryway, a yard, or a driveway. A reusable mounting sticker and residue-free adhesive hold the camera in place. Installers also skip tools, drilling, and wall damage. eufy puts the average install under one minute. That setup note also calls for Anker eufy App v6.1.20 or later. A HomeBase S380, if the buyer uses one, needs firmware v3.8.8.0 or later.
A rear dial tilts the lens manually from 0 degrees down to 25 degrees. Specs list 2.5K resolution at 2688 by 1520. eufy lists an f/1.0 aperture. Field of view measures 125 degrees on the diagonal, 105 degrees across, and 57 degrees vertically. The camera encodes video as H.264 at 15 frames per second. Wide dynamic range stays on by default. A wraparound body and included anti-reflection stickers cut glare from glass and indoor lights. After dark, MaxColor Night Vision supplies color without a spotlight.
Storage, alerts, and placement limits
Local storage takes a microSD card up to 256 GB. Buyers, however, supply that card themselves. Continuous recording can run 24 hours a day. Dual-band Wi-Fi covers 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. The box holds the camera, a mounting sticker, a power adapter, a 10-foot USB-C cable, cable clips, and a quick start guide. Plug-in power runs through that USB-C cable.
AI detection, 24/7 recording, and smart alerts carry no monthly fee when footage stays on the card. Cloud storage, however, remains an optional subscription. For example, choosing cloud backup, or push alerts with thumbnail previews, sends those videos or thumbnails to the cloud. Detection labels humans, vehicles, and pets. Alerts can name the event type in a push notification. Drawn zones can ignore street traffic and keep porch or driveway activity.
A built-in microphone picks up ambient sounds and louder noises through the glass. Results, however, vary with glass type and thickness. Owners can mute the microphone in the app. Two-way talk is built for indoor use.
Owners can run the camera on its own. Support also covers HomeBase S380, HomeBase Mini, and HomeBase Professional on the latest firmware. eufy, however, does not currently support HomeBase S280 or Apple HomeKit. Continuous 24/7 snapshots require a HomeBase. In addition, eufy includes pre-roll recording and anti-theft detection. Alexa and Google Assistant are the named smart-home integrations.
Where eufy says not to place it
Close work is a poor fit. eufy says to stay beyond 0.5 meters, so bird watching and fish tanks fall outside the intended use. Broken, frosted, or patterned glass is another surface to avoid. eufy also rules out a view that may intrude on someone else’s privacy. A high floor looking down can increase blind zones. Extra-thick double- or triple-pane glass may show slight edge glare at night. For instance, curtains, blinds, or the included stickers can reduce that glare. The mounting sticker peels cleanly at room temperature without residue. Cable clips, however, sit outside that peel claim.
White plastic and a black front panel make up the housing. Dimensions come in at 2.69 by 2.69 by 1.65 inches, and the camera weighs 2.26 ounces. Operating range runs from 14°F to 122°F. Multipacks of this camera also appear on the US page.
