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aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra vs Eufy Video Doorbell S220

Full Smart Doorbells comparison in 2026

Updated November 2026
Data from the official aosu and Eufy sites.
2026 verdict
Dual-band Wi-Fi at a distant porch is why the aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra is the stronger doorbell here.
It stores clips on the device, lists 5 MP video with color night vision, a chime in the box, and both a battery and a wired connection. The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 answers with a published 6 month battery, a lower price, and local recording through a eufy HomeBase rather than a slot in the doorbell. It is 2.4 GHz only and does not list color night vision. Pick the aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra for onboard storage and 5 GHz. Pick the Eufy Video Doorbell S220 if a HomeBase is already in the house.
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Featureaosu Video Doorbell R1 UltraEufy Video Doorbell S220Winner
Price$129.99€59.00Eufy Video Doorbell S220
Rating4.44.5Eufy Video Doorbell S220
Battery Life90 days6 monthsEufy Video Doorbell S220
Connectivity2.4 GHz WiFi, 5 GHz WiFi2.4 GHz WiFiaosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra
StorageInternal, CloudCloudaosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra
AlertsMotion, People, Packages, Familiar FacesMotion, Peopleaosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra
IntegrationsGoogle Home, AlexaGoogle Home, AlexaTie
Customizable Motion ZonesYESYESTie
No Subscription RequiredYESYESTie

What the differences mean

Where the clip is stored

The aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra lists internal storage and event history, including offline events, and it does not have a microSD slot. The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 lists no internal storage and no microSD slot. Its own write-up says it is an add-on that needs a eufy HomeBase and is not a standalone doorbell, with recording kept on that base. Both list a cloud option as subscription required. Neither lists 24/7 video history. 24/7 live view is not listed for the aosu and is not documented for the S220.

Battery rating

The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 publishes 6 months of battery life and lists wiring as optional. The aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra publishes 90 days, and it lists both a rechargeable battery and a wired connection. On the sheet, the Eufy is the longer-lived pack. Real reports in both write-ups are less tidy than those ratings, so treat the figures as the manufacturer's claim, not a promise for a busy porch.

Radio, night and resolution

The aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra uses 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, lists 5 MP video that also counts as 2K, color night vision, and a 166-degree diagonal view. The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 is 2.4 GHz only, lists 2K, and has black and white night vision without color night vision. Field of view is not documented for the S220. HDR is not documented for either, so it decides nothing. Weather resistance is IP65 on the aosu and simply listed as supported on the Eufy, with no rating published.

Alerts and apps

Both list people and motion, Google Home and Alexa. Home Assistant is not documented for either, so neither is credited or faulted for it. The aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra lists package and familiar-face alerts behind a subscription, and an included chime. The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 does not list packages, animals, vehicles or familiar faces. Whether it includes a chime is not documented. Neither lists Apple Home, SmartThings or Matter. Automatic replies are not documented for either doorbell.

Which one to buy if

Winner
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$129.99
$149.99
  • + Connectivity: 2.4 GHz WiFi, 5 GHz WiFi
  • + Storage: Internal, Cloud
  • + Alerts: Motion, People, Packages, Familiar Faces
  • - Price: $129.99 vs €59.00
  • - Rating: 4.4 vs 4.5
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€59.00
€89.99
  • + Price: €59.00
  • + Rating: 4.5
  • + Battery Life: 6 months
  • - Connectivity: 2.4 GHz WiFi vs 2.4 GHz WiFi, 5 GHz WiFi
  • - Storage: Cloud vs Internal, Cloud

What owners say

Owners of the aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra bought it to avoid another monthly fee and to keep video locally. They mention an easy install, 5 MP that holds up, and support that replaced a bad unit. Battery life is the uneven part: the sheet says about 90 days, and some owners say the charge falls short or that a hardwired unit stopped charging after a couple of years. Human detection also draws at least one clear complaint. Eufy Video Doorbell S220 owners praise years of updates, sharp 2K, and battery life from a couple of months in a busy spot to much longer on a quiet door, recorded on a HomeBase with no fee. They also call two-way talk delayed, and the write-up says that doorbell is an add-on that is not standalone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better overall: aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra or Eufy Video Doorbell S220?

The aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra. It leads on 5 GHz Wi-Fi, onboard storage, color night vision and the wider alert list, and it includes a chime. The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 is the better fit only if you already have a eufy HomeBase and you want the published 6 month battery and the lower price.

What is the biggest difference between the aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra and the Eufy Video Doorbell S220?

Storage and radio. The aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra keeps video in the doorbell and uses 5 GHz as well as 2.4 GHz. The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 has no storage in the doorbell, needs a eufy HomeBase, and is 2.4 GHz only. Battery claims go the other way: 6 months on the Eufy, 90 days on the aosu.

Does the Eufy Video Doorbell S220 work without a eufy HomeBase?

Its product write-up says no. The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 is the add-on model and is not a standalone doorbell. It also has no microSD slot and no internal storage on the spec sheet. The aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra lists internal storage in the doorbell itself.

Which lasts longer on a charge, the aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra or the Eufy Video Doorbell S220?

On the published figures, the Eufy Video Doorbell S220 at 6 months, against 90 days for the aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra. Both can also use doorbell wiring. Owner write-ups on both say real life depends on traffic and is often shorter than the headline number.

Who should buy the aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra?

Buyers who want 5 MP color night vision, 5 GHz, a chime in the box and clips stored in the doorbell, without already owning a eufy HomeBase.

Who should buy the Eufy Video Doorbell S220?

Homes that already run a eufy HomeBase, who want a 2K battery doorbell with a 6 month rating, Google Home or Alexa, and a lower price than the aosu, on 2.4 GHz.

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