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eufy Security 4K Indoor Cam S350, No Subscription, Dual Cameras, 8× Zoom | 360° Coverage,Works as a Pet Camera,Nanny/Senior/Baby Monitor,AI Auto-Tracking,Human/Pet/Cry Detection,2.4/5 GHz Wi-FiProduct image from current catalog data
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eufy Security 4K Indoor Cam S350, No Subscription, Dual Cameras, 8× Zoom | 360° Coverage,Works as a Pet Camera,Nanny/Senior/Baby Monitor,AI Auto-Tracking,Human/Pet/Cry Detection,2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi

By eufy

9.1Excellent matchFeature and use-case score

A dual-lens 4K security camera that eufy markets as also working as a pet camera, with a distinct pet-detection category and no-subscription local recording, though it still lacks a treat dispenser.

  • Dual-lens design: 4K wide-angle view plus a telephoto lens for 8x hybrid zoom without losing ...
  • AI detection that distinguishes human, pet, and cry (baby-monitor) events, not just generic m...
  • Local SD-card or HomeBase storage advertised with no monthly subscription fee
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Best fitBest for Local Storage With No Monthly Fee
CategoryVacuum Sealers
Brandeufy
Catalog score9.1 / 10

Product overview

eufy Indoor Cam S350: What to Know

Like the Wyze camera, the eufy Indoor Cam S350 is a general home security camera, not a pet-specific product, but eufy explicitly markets it as also working as a pet camera, and its spec sheet backs that up more than most: it lists human/pet/cry detection as a distinct AI category, not just generic motion. There's still no treat dispenser and no bark-specific alert though, so it's a step down from Furbo or Petcube on pet-specific functionality even though it's aware pets exist as a detection category.

The unit we verified (ASIN B0CD7F1M9R) is the standalone camera, sold on its own rather than bundled with eufy's HomeBase hub, which eufy sells as a separate accessory or in other combined listings. In the box you get the camera itself plus a USB-C cable and power adapter, a mounting sticker, and a quick start guide, so it plugs in and connects over dual-band 2.4/5GHz Wi-Fi without needing the hub for basic setup. The headline hardware feature is a dual-lens design: a 4K wide-angle sensor for the whole-room view plus a second telephoto lens for an 8x hybrid zoom, so you can watch the full room and zoom in on detail at the same time rather than losing context when you zoom.

eufy's listing advertises local SD-card storage with no monthly fee, which is a real differentiator versus cameras that gate any recorded history behind a subscription. One caveat from the listing's own notes: it doesn't support Apple HomeKit, and some features specifically call out needing a HomeBase 3 unit (not HomeBase 2) rather than working purely standalone, so if you want the full feature set rather than just live view and local recording, budget for that hub separately.

Key Listed Features

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Dual-lens design: 4K wide-angle view plus a telephoto lens for 8x hybrid zoom without losing room context

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AI detection that distinguishes human, pet, and cry (baby-monitor) events, not just generic motion

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Local SD-card or HomeBase storage advertised with no monthly subscription fee

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Dual-band 2.4/5GHz Wi-Fi; does not support Apple HomeKit

Buying questions

Quick Answers

Does the eufy Indoor Cam S350 need a subscription?

Not for basic recording. The listing advertises local SD-card or HomeBase storage with no monthly fee. Some advanced AI features do call for a HomeBase 3 unit specifically, which isn't included with this standalone camera ASIN and isn't compatible with the older HomeBase 2.

Does it toss treats or recognize barking like Furbo does?

No. It's a general security camera with a pet-detection AI category, meaning it can flag that a pet (versus a person) triggered motion, but it has no treat dispenser and no bark-specific alert the way the Furbo or Petcube cameras in this guide do.