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After years of giving the cold shoulder to Apple’s HomeKit platform, Anker’s Eufy has surprisingly announced its second new HomeKit security camera in just a few months. On sale now for $69.99, the ...

The Eufy Indoor Cam E30 has a 4K sensor and uses on-device AI to distinguish between people and pets. The Eufy Indoor Cam E30 has a 4K sensor and uses on-device AI to distinguish between people and ...

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The best home security cameras can clearly detect and alert for motion, day and night, at a reasonable price. NerdWallet is committed to editorial integrityMany or all of the products on this page are ...

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