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Eufy 4G Camera S230 vs Reolink Duo 2V PoE

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Updated October 2026
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2026 verdict
Run from a PoE cable rather than a battery and SIM, the Reolink Duo 2V PoE beats the Eufy 4G Camera S230.
It is a wired IP67 camera with a 4K, 180 degree horizontal view, color night vision, a light, RTSP and 24/7 history on microSD, and a 2 year warranty. The Eufy 4G Camera S230 is the camera for a place with no broadband: 4G LTE, a 3 month battery, GPS, 2K, 8 GB on the camera and no Wi-Fi at all. It is not PoE. Choose the Reolink Duo 2V PoE on a network you can cable. Choose the Eufy 4G Camera S230 only where there is no Wi-Fi and no Ethernet to use.
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FeatureEufy 4G Camera S230Reolink Duo 2V PoEWinner
Price$109.99$159.99Eufy 4G Camera S230
Rating3.94.4Reolink Duo 2V PoE
Warranty1 year2 yearsReolink Duo 2V PoE
PoENOYESReolink Duo 2V PoE
4K VideoNOYESReolink Duo 2V PoE
RTSPNOYESReolink Duo 2V PoE
AlertsMotion, PeopleMotion, People, Animals, VehiclesReolink Duo 2V PoE
GPSYESNOEufy 4G Camera S230
Weather ResistanceIP67IP67Tie
Solar ChargingNONOTie
Connectivity4GEthernetTie
StorageInternalMicroSD Card SlotTie

What the differences mean

PoE versus a cell radio

The Reolink Duo 2V PoE is Power over Ethernet only. It has no Wi-Fi and no battery. The Eufy 4G Camera S230 is the opposite: 4G LTE, no 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, no Ethernet and no PoE, on a battery rated for 3 months with no solar charging. One needs a cable to the switch. The other needs a cell signal and a SIM.

Coverage and resolution

The Reolink Duo 2V PoE is 4K with a 180 degree horizontal view, color night vision and a light. The Eufy 4G Camera S230 is 2K with color night vision and a light, and a 120 degree diagonal view. The Reolink is the wide camera. The Eufy watches a narrower patch.

How footage is kept

The Reolink Duo 2V PoE records 24/7 to microSD, lists no cloud storage, and supports RTSP. The Eufy 4G Camera S230 stores video on 8 GB inside the camera, has no cloud storage, no microSD slot, no 24/7 history and no RTSP. It can keep recording when the site has no network, because the clips are on the camera.

Detection and GPS

The Reolink Duo 2V PoE detects people, animals and vehicles. The Eufy 4G Camera S230 detects people, not animals or vehicles, and it adds GPS, which the Reolink does not. The Reolink works with Google Home and Home Assistant, not Alexa. The Eufy works with Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant. Neither supports Apple Home.

Which one to buy if

What owners say

Reolink Duo 2V PoE owners keep coming back to coverage: one stitched view instead of two cameras on a porch, a yard or a small warehouse, with 4K that stays sharp day and night and a PoE run they describe as dull in the best way. People, vehicle and animal detection is what they credit for fewer useless clips, and local microSD or NVR storage is why they say there is no monthly recording fee. The complaints are mechanical. The dome screws strip easily, the spotlight is not as bright as they hoped, digital zoom will not read a distant plate, and one owner reported water inside despite the IP67 rating.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which is the PoE camera, the Eufy 4G Camera S230 or the Reolink Duo 2V PoE?

Only the Reolink Duo 2V PoE. It is Power over Ethernet, with no Wi-Fi. The Eufy 4G Camera S230 is not PoE and has no Ethernet. It connects over 4G LTE and runs on a battery rated for 3 months.

Which is better where you can install a cable, the Reolink Duo 2V PoE or the Eufy 4G Camera S230?

The Reolink Duo 2V PoE. It is 4K, 180 degrees horizontal, IP67, with color night vision, a light, RTSP and 24/7 microSD recording. The Eufy 4G Camera S230 is for a site that has neither Wi-Fi nor a cable.

What is the biggest difference between the Eufy 4G Camera S230 and the Reolink Duo 2V PoE?

How they connect. The Eufy 4G Camera S230 uses 4G and a battery, with GPS and 8 GB on the camera. The Reolink Duo 2V PoE uses a single PoE cable, with a 4K panoramic view and local 24/7 recording.

Does the Eufy 4G Camera S230 work on Wi-Fi like the Reolink Duo 2V PoE works on Ethernet?

No. The Eufy 4G Camera S230 has no Wi-Fi radio at all. The Reolink Duo 2V PoE has no Wi-Fi either. It is Ethernet and PoE only. They simply use different wires, or in the Eufy's case, no wire.

Who should buy the Reolink Duo 2V PoE?

Someone who can pull Ethernet and wants one IP67 camera to cover a wide outdoor or corner view in 4K, with RTSP and no recording subscription.

Who should buy the Eufy 4G Camera S230?

Someone watching a plot, barn, site or holiday place with no broadband, who can live with 2K, a 120 degree view, a 3 month battery and a SIM for the 4G link.

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