The Eufy Window Camera E10 is now available in the US for $80, offering a security option for people who cannot or prefer not to mount a traditional outdoor camera. Made by Anker sub-brand Eufy, the device is an indoor camera that adheres to a window with its lens facing outward.
Designed for Renters and Drill-Averse Homes
The E10 was first announced at IFA in the summer. Its main appeal is installation without tools: a residue-free adhesive holds the camera to the glass. A manually adjustable mechanism allows a 25-degree downward tilt, so users can aim the view at a specific area outside.
Video, Night Vision, and Storage
The camera records at 2.5K resolution and supports up to 8x digital zoom. For low-light conditions, it uses MaxColor Night Vision. Footage is stored on an SD card of up to 256GB, though no card is included in the box. The E10 can record continuously around the clock.
How It Handles Glass Reflections
Recording through glass typically introduces reflections that can spoil the . Anker says the E10’s lens sits flush against the window, which stops background light from reaching it in the same way. The company notes that clear windows with one or two panes produce the best results. Thicker windows may cause glare from interior lamps because of the extra glass layers. Frosted or patterned glass is not suitable. High-floor apartments are also a poor fit, since the downward angle will likely leave significant blind spots.
Audio and Connectivity
A built-in microphone captures ambient sound and loud noises directly outside, but Anker cautions that audio reliability depends heavily on glass thickness. The camera connects over dual-band 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi. On-device AI recognizes people, pets, and vehicles, and those features work without a subscription when footage is kept on local storage.
The Power Cable Caveat
One practical limitation is power. The E10 must be plugged in via a single USB-C cable, and there is no battery-powered version. Indoor cameras are usually easy to place near an outlet, but not every window has a power source nearby, so buyers should check their layout before committing.
Price and Availability
The Eufy Window Camera E10 is available now for $80.
