90
points
Eufy
88
points
Lorex
- Prioritizes data privacy with local storage
- Offers 2K and 4K resolution options
- No mandatory subscription for video storage
- Limited smart home integration with third-party platforms
- Lacks some advanced AI features found in competitors
- Best For: Privacy-focused users wanting local storage options
- Offers 4K cameras for detailed footage
- Wide selection of wired and wireless options
- No required subscriptions for video storage
- Designed for advanced surveillance needs
- More complex installation, especially for wired systems
- Limited smart home integration with popular platforms
- Best For: High-resolution security without subscriptions
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- Prioritizes data privacy with local storage
- Offers 2K and 4K resolution options
- No mandatory subscription for video storage
- Limited smart home integration with third-party platforms
- Lacks some advanced AI features found in competitors
- Best For: Privacy-focused users wanting local storage options
Overall Rating
- Offers 4K cameras for detailed footage
- Wide selection of wired and wireless options
- No required subscriptions for video storage
- Designed for advanced surveillance needs
- More complex installation, especially for wired systems
- Limited smart home integration with popular platforms
- Best For: High-resolution security without subscriptions
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Eufy Security Cameras
Think of a security camera that puts privacy first, keeping your data where it belongs—at home. Eufy, a brand by Anker, offers a refreshing approach with local storage options and no mandatory cloud fees. It’s a smart solution for those wary of subscription services. But does this focus on privacy come at the expense of features that other brands offer?
Lorex Security Cameras
Lorex is a go-to for those who want to take control of their security systems—without always needing a professional. Their lineup ranges from DIY-friendly 4K cameras to advanced PTZ models designed for commercial use. It’s a brand for those who know what they want and aren’t afraid to set it up themselves. But is this control worth the learning curve that comes with it?
