In-depth review
eufy Floodlight Camera E340 Review (2027)
In-depth review of the eufy Floodlight Camera E340: dual 3K and 2K lenses, 360-degree pan and tilt tracking, 2,000-lumen floodlights, and 24/7 local recording with no fee.
eufy Security Floodlight Camera E340
A wired floodlight camera with dual lenses (3K wide plus 2K telephoto), 360-degree pan and tilt, and 2,000-lumen lights, with no monthly fee.
Our verdict
The E340 is the floodlight camera that does the work of two cameras: a 3K wide lens watches the whole yard while a 2K telephoto reads detail at distance, and the head pans 360 degrees tracking whoever triggered it. Because it is hardwired, it records 24/7 to local storage with no subscription anywhere in the system. The costs are a junction-box install and a large, conspicuous unit.
What we like
- Dual cameras: 3K wide-angle plus 2K telephoto with 8x hybrid zoom
- 360-degree pan and tilt with AI auto-tracking of people and vehicles
- 2,000-lumen adjustable floodlights and a 95 dB siren
- 24/7 recording to microSD or HomeBase S380 with no monthly fee, on dual-band Wi-Fi 6
What to watch out for
- Hardwired install needs an existing junction box or an electrician
- Large unit that is visually prominent on the wall
- microSD card and HomeBase sold separately
What owners report: eufy Security Floodlight Camera E340
Synthesized from recurring themes in long-term owner feedback.
Most praised
- Dual lenses with tracking follow a person across the yard while the wide view never loses the scene
- Bright adjustable floodlights plus continuous local recording cover a driveway day and night
- No monthly fee for full time recording is the argument that closes the sale for many driveways
Common complaints
- Hardwired fitting needs an existing junction box or an electrician's visit added to the bill
- The unit is large and visually prominent, subtle it is not
- The card or hub it records to are separate purchases the headline price omits
Who it is for
Homeowners with an existing floodlight junction box who want maximum coverage and deterrence without a monthly fee.
Dual lenses and tracking
The wide 3K lens covers the scene while the 2K telephoto delivers up to 8x hybrid zoom for faces and plates at up to about 50 feet. The motorized head pans a full 360 degrees and AI-tracks people and vehicles across the yard, so a single mount covers angles that normally take two fixed cameras.
Light and deterrence
Two floodlights output 2,000 lumens with adjustable brightness, running motion-activated or as ambient porch lighting, backed by a 95 dB siren. Reviewers consistently rate the light quality and the tracking as the reasons this unit replaces older floodlight cameras.
Recording without a subscription
Hardwired power enables true 24/7 continuous recording to a microSD card up to 128GB or to a HomeBase S380 with expandable storage, with dual-band Wi-Fi 6 for fast clip access. No plan gates any of it, which is the structural difference from Ring and Arlo floodlights.
Key specifications
- Resolution
- 3K wide plus 2K telephoto
- Coverage
- 360-degree pan and tilt
- Floodlight
- 2,000 lumens, adjustable
- Storage
- microSD up to 128GB or HomeBase S380
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi 6, dual-band
- Weather rating
- IP65
Sources: Desertcart retailer listings, Amazon product listing, Expert floodlight camera roundup
Also consider
Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Pro
2000-lumen floodlights plus 3D motion detection.
Why consider it: Stronger deterrent package with 3D motion detection if you accept the Ring subscription ecosystem.
- Video resolution: 1080p HD HDR
- Floodlights: 2x 2000-lumen LEDs
Eufy eufyCam S330
4K resolution with local storage and no monthly fees.
Why consider it: Wire-free 4K with a spotlight for spots without wiring, inside the same no-fee eufy system.
- Video resolution: 4K
- Field of view: 135° diagonal
Research-based assessment. TrueGear has not hands-on tested this product; this evaluation synthesizes manufacturer specifications, retailer documentation, and published expert reviews.
Questions, answered
Does the E340 need a subscription?
No. Recording is local to a microSD card or a HomeBase S380, including 24/7 continuous recording, with no monthly fee.
How is the E340 powered?
It is hardwired, replacing an existing floodlight on a junction box. There is no battery version; wire-free needs are served by the eufyCam line instead.