Many people find installing home security cameras challenging due to the complexity of pinpointing the best spot. Eufy, with its new EufyCam C35 wireless smart security camera, wants to make installation easy and flexible for everyone. This camera offers multiple installation methods so you can pick the one that fits your needs the best.
You can mount it using strong magnets if you want a no-drill option, screw it onto walls or surfaces for a more permanent setup, use straps to hang it in unusual spots, or simply place it flat on a shelf or table. These multiple installation methods let you quickly and easily choose the perfect location for your cameras.
The EufyCam C35 is a wireless security camera that records video in full HD 1080p resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels). It features a large f/1.2 aperture and a 1/2.9″ CMOS sensor, which helps capture bright and clear images even in low light. With a wide 130-degree field of view and digital zoom, it covers a broad area effectively. The camera uses PureColor Vision technology to capture vibrant color footage at night without needing an extra spotlight. It has smart AI capabilities to detect people, vehicles, and pets separately.
The EufyCam C35 quickly sends alerts to your phone when it detects movement, so you can always watch over your outdoor space. You can also use the app to specify exact areas to monitor, which helps avoid false alarms. The camera can also turn on sound and light alarms to scare away intruders.
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The EufyCam C35 has a built-in microphone and speaker to let you talk and listen through the camera in real time. It is rated IP67 for dust- and water-resistance, so it works well both indoors and outdoors.
The camera runs on a 6,500 mAh rechargeable battery that charges via USB-C. You can also connect it to a solar panel for continuous power. You can control it using voice commands with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for hands-free operation.
The EufyCam C35 works with the new HomeBase Mini hub, which lets you store videos locally on a microSD card up to 1TB. If you have more than one camera, they can follow a person or object together and show all the footage in one timeline. You can buy the camera as a pair of 2 or 4 cameras, with the option for a single unit. The 2-camera kit starts at about $200.
Via: T3
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