Eufy Video Doorbell E340 vs Reolink Doorbell WiFi

The Reolink Doorbell WiFi edges it overall, with a higher rating, a 2-year warranty, dual-band Wi-Fi, motion zones and flexible local storage (microSD, NVR or RTSP). The Eufy Video Doorbell E340 is cheaper and counters with dual cameras for packages, familiar-face detection and a broader alert set.

Storage and cameras. The Reolink Doorbell WiFi records to microSD (up to 256GB) or a Reolink NVR and offers RTSP and WebRTC, while the Eufy Video Doorbell E340 uses 8GB of built-in storage plus a second downward camera for a head-to-toe package view.

Yes. Both skip mandatory monthly fees: the Reolink Doorbell WiFi stores 24/7 locally to microSD or an NVR, and the Eufy Video Doorbell E340 records to 8GB of built-in storage (or a Eufy HomeBase). Both also work with Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant.

They split it. The Eufy Video Doorbell E340 wins alerts with package, person and familiar-face detection, while the Reolink Doorbell WiFi wins connectivity with dual-band 2.4/5GHz Wi-Fi (the Eufy is 2.4GHz-only) and adds a 2-year warranty and motion zones.

Buyers who want the dual-camera head-to-toe view, familiar-face and package alerts and simple built-in local storage, especially Eufy HomeBase owners in Google or Alexa homes. Plan for the add-on chime.

No-subscription buyers who want dual-band Wi-Fi, a longer warranty, RTSP/WebRTC and local microSD or NVR recording, especially Reolink NVR owners and Home Assistant tinkerers. Confirm you can supply 12 to 24V power at the door.