New Eufy Video Doorbell adds a second camera... and it's a real game-changer

The Eufy video doorbell with two cameras
(Image credit: Eufy)

It may seem like a small, rather obvious change, but Eufy's new video doorbell offers two cameras compared to most devices' solitary lens - and it makes a real difference. Revealed at CES 2022, the Eufy Security Video Doorbell Dual (Battery) offers a 2K camera at the top with a 160-degree field of view so you can see the person who's ringing your doorbell. It also has a lower-quality full HD lens at the bottom. Sitting on the angled base of the doorbell, it offers a 120-degree field of view of the ground so you can see any potential packages that are resting on the floor. Ideal if you're unsure if the person calling is the courier they say they are. It should provide a better picture of what's going on than most of the best video doorbells to date, capturing all the details you need to see. It's all set to go on sale February 8, 2022.

The doorbell is powered by a rechargeable battery so there's no need to use existing doorbell wiring. Battery life is expected to be around 6 months depending on how busy your doorstep is. It connects wirelessly to the Eufy HomeBase 2 with 16GB of storage space available for storing past clips and video footage. As with other Eufy doorbells, there's no need to subscribe to a service to review such footage. Eufy reckons, on average, 16GB of storage is enough for 90 days worth of footage. 

Another angle of the Eufy dual camera doorbell

(Image credit: Eufy)

The device also uses AI to identify any parcels within its field of view meaning you should know exactly what's going on long before you open your front door. It also has a Family Recognition feature that uses AI to recognize friends and family when they call round. It also uses radar technology to more accurately detect humans and reduce the risk of false alarms and notifications. 

Announced at CES 2022, the Eufy Security Video Doorbell Dual (Battery) will go on sale on February 8 in the US followed by a February 16 launch in the UK. An Australian release is also expected but no release date has been set yet. The video doorbell will be priced at $259.99/£229.99 when it launches. Alternatively, it's priced at $350 with a HomeBase 2 if you don't already own one. It should prove an ideal alternative to the best home security systems out there, while costing significantly less. Combine with the best smart locks, and you have a real high-tech security system for your home.

Jennifer Allen

Jennifer has been freelancing for over 10 years. In the past, she's written about all things tech and gaming wise for outlets as varied as The Independent, Playboy, Eurogamer, and TechRadar. In her spare time, she spends far too much time watching films, attempting to train her pet guinea pigs, and mastering making the perfect burrito.  She's a full time freelancer, but a regular tech news contributor to Top Ten Reviews.