EufyHome via Amazon has
eufy Security HomeBase 3 S380 Edge WiFi Security Storage System (White) on sale for
$99.98.
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Eufy Official Store via Newegg also has
eufy Security HomeBase 3 S380 Edge WiFi Security Storage System (White) on sale for
$99.99 (
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B&H Photo Video also has
eufy Security HomeBase 3 S380 Edge WiFi Security Storage System (White) on sale for
$99.98.
Shipping is free.
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Top Comments
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.
HomeBase 3 can improve live feed and clip loading speed after adding it to a multi-camera Eufy setup.
HomeBase 3 can record events to local storage using an old SATA SSD, which can feel more reliable than SD cards.
HomeBase 3 can work with multiple Eufy devices together, including S340 cameras, a S220 camera, a doorbell, and motion or contact sensors.
Switching the HomeBase working mode from Performance (Beta) to Standard can resolve 2.4GHz interference on some networks.
HomeBase 3 hardware can limit Ethernet speed to 10/100 instead of 1GbE, which can contribute to app performance issues.
HomeBase 3 can disrupt 2.4GHz Wi‑Fi by broadcasting a hidden camera network, and fixes may require a second router or hardware changes.
HomeBase 3 can worsen live-view reliability by leaving cameras stuck on a permanent Loading state.
HomeBase 3 can fail to review previously recorded footage when a camera goes offline.
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✅ Scenario: You Keep Your Current Ring Setup
Your annual cost stays ~$200
You keep video history and features you already use
No large upfront hardware expense
Assuming current Ring system meets your needs, the cost to stay is comparatively low
⚡ Scenario: Replace With Eufy & Drop Subscriptions
Year 1: You pay upfront for new cameras + installation — typically $1,450–$2,850
(hardware + Bay Area install)
Year 2+: You pay $0/year for cloud storage because local storage has no subscription
Break-Even Rough Estimate
If Eufy hardware/install runs ~$1,800 total, and you're paying $200/yr for Ring:
Break-even ≈ 9 years
(because $1,800 ÷ $200 ≈ 9)
If hardware/install is on the lower end (~$1,450), break-even ≈ 7–8 years.
If on the higher end (~$2,850), break-even ≈ 14+ years.
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