Eufy Smart Lock C220 vs Eufy Video Smart Lock E330

The Eufy Video Smart Lock E330 wins this matchup, mainly because of its extra features: a built-in 2K camera and video doorbell, plus one-time and periodic guest passcodes the Eufy Smart Lock C220 doesn't have. The C220 costs less and edges it slightly on owner rating, so budget-focused buyers who don't need a camera may still prefer it.

The core lock hardware is nearly identical: same connectivity, same integrations, same weather rating, and a similar fingerprint-and-keypad unlock system. The real difference is that the Eufy Video Smart Lock E330 adds a 2K camera, night vision, motion detection, and a built-in doorbell with local storage, features the Eufy Smart Lock C220 doesn't have at all.

Not equally. The Eufy Video Smart Lock E330 supports one-time and periodic passcodes for guests or service providers, alongside anti-peep passcodes. The Eufy Smart Lock C220 only offers the anti-peep passcode option, without one-time or periodic codes.

No, they match. Both are rated for about eight months of battery life per charge and carry the same IP53 weather resistance rating, so neither has an edge there.

Buyers who want a straightforward, reliable fingerprint deadbolt without a camera, at a lower price, and who don't need one-time or periodic guest passcodes.

Buyers who want that same eufy fingerprint deadbolt experience but with a built-in 2K video doorbell camera and more flexible guest passcode options bundled in, and who are willing to pay more for it.