Eufy’s $79.99 Window Camera E10 watches your yard through the glass, no drilling needed

Renters, and anyone who would rather not drill into brick, now have a simpler way to keep an eye on the driveway. Anker’s eufy brand has started selling the Window Camera E10 in the US for $79.99: an indoor camera that sticks to the glass and looks out.

The trick is in the mount. The lens sits flush against the window inside a wraparound shroud, so lamps and room light don’t bounce back into the picture, and eufy also packs anti-reflection stickers in the box. A built-in 25° downward tilt aims the 2.5K image at the porch and the path instead of the sky.

The camera records around the clock over 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz Wi-Fi to a microSD card of up to 256 GB, bought separately, and tells people, pets and vehicles apart without a monthly fee. Power comes through a USB-C cable and there is no battery version, so the window needs an outlet nearby. Eufy first showed the camera at IFA in the summer. $79.99 and no subscription is a low entry price for a first outdoor camera.

There are limits: frosted or patterned glass won’t work, extra-thick double or triple glazing can add slight glare at the edges at night, and high floors looking down leave blind spots. Apple HomeKit isn’t supported for now.

Reported by eufy, Engadget. Compiled with AI tools.