Eufy Video Smart Lock E330 vs Google Nest x Yale Lock

The Eufy Video Smart Lock E330 wins this comparison on weather resistance, smart-home integrations, unlock methods, and its built-in 2K camera and doorbell. The Google Nest x Yale Lock costs less, carries a longer warranty, and has a longer battery rating, but it is an older, more limited lock overall.

The Eufy Video Smart Lock E330 is a modern deadbolt with fingerprint entry and a built-in 2K camera and video doorbell recording locally with no subscription. The Google Nest x Yale Lock is a key-free keypad deadbolt with no fingerprint reader, no physical key, and no camera, relying on an included Nest Connect bridge for Google Home access.

No. It is fully keyless, unlocking only by keypad code or the app, with a 9V terminal for emergency power if the batteries die. The Eufy Video Smart Lock E330, by contrast, keeps a physical key backup alongside fingerprint, keypad, and app unlock.

The Google Nest x Yale Lock works only with Google Home, and even then Google Assistant can lock but not unlock it by voice. The Eufy Video Smart Lock E330 works with Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and Home Assistant, though neither lock supports Apple HomeKit or Matter.

Buyers who want a modern fingerprint deadbolt with a built-in 2K video doorbell camera, subscription-free local recording, and integration with Alexa or Home Assistant, not just Google Home.

Google Home households who specifically want a key-free keypad deadbolt with strong per-person and guest code logging, and who don't need a camera, fingerprint reader, or Alexa/Home Assistant support.