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I could rant for a long time about the issues with this, Unfortunately it is required for some of the doorbells.
Community Reviews
HomeBase 3 is mainly valued for local storage and tying multiple Eufy cameras, doorbells, and sensors into one system, with AI face recognition and faster live view or clip loading in some setups. It can also make event playback feel more reliable than SD cards or older storage setups, especially when paired with an SSD. The biggest drawback is that it can create a hidden 2.4 gigahertz camera network that interferes with WiFi, and some setups still hit slow loading, app bugs, or decrypting delays. A workable hub if the ecosystem fit matters more than perfect network behavior.
Common Questions (5)
It can make live feeds and clip loading noticeably faster in some setups, but it can also slow things down and cause repeated loading or playback failures in others. App reinstalling has helped some users, while others still see long delays or clips stuck on Loading.
It can broadcast a hidden camera network on 2.4GHz that disrupts nearby Wi‑Fi and may make other devices harder to use. Switching HomeBase working mode from Performance (Beta) to Standard, and sometimes moving the router to channel 1 or 6, can reduce the interference.
Yes, it supports local recording to attached storage such as an SSD and can provide more capacity than microSD cards. It is also used for AI-assisted face recognition, though some users still prefer SD cards because they are simpler and faster for direct camera storage.
HomeBase 2 does not work with the S220, while HomeBase 3 is used with newer cameras like the S220, E30, S340, and doorbells. One setup reported everything working except the S220 cam, so compatibility can still be model-specific.
No, footage previously recorded by a camera may not be reviewable from HomeBase 3 once that camera is offline. That makes local storage less useful for recovering events after a camera disconnects.
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I do like my events are being recorded to an old sata ssd drive I had lying around as it gives plenty of storage and is much more reliable than an sd card.
The default working mode of "Performance (Beta)" seems to be the key setting for wrecking 2.4Ghz by putting out a super strong signal interfering with other 2.4Ghz on Channel 11.
After changing the Working Mode to "Standard" that resolved the interference for my network. I did have to change my home network to use Channel 1 or 6 to improve WiFi performance on 2.4Ghz in addition to the working mode fix, and things got better.
That said, the stupid ethernet port bug of dropping from 1000mbps to 10/100mbps is still a problem, which is where I really noticed the issues in the app compared to have devices directly connected to the Eufy app.
The default working mode of "Performance (Beta)" seems to be the key setting for wrecking 2.4Ghz by putting out a super strong signal interfering with other 2.4Ghz on Channel 11.
After changing the Working Mode to "Standard" that resolved the interference for my network. I did have to change my home network to use Channel 1 or 6 to improve WiFi performance on 2.4Ghz in addition to the working mode fix, and things got better.
That said, the stupid ethernet port bug of dropping from 1000mbps to 10/100mbps is still a problem, which is where I really noticed the issues in the app compared to have devices directly connected to the Eufy app.
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