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Eufy Video Doorbell S220 vs Reolink Doorbell WiFi

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Updated July 2026
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2026 verdict
For a homeowner with doorbell wiring who wants round-the-clock local recording, the Reolink Doorbell WiFi is the stronger pick over the Eufy Video Doorbell S220.
It records 24/7 to a microSD card or a Reolink NVR with no plan, exposes RTSP, connects on 2.4 or 5 GHz, detects people and packages, ships with a chime and works with Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant. The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 is the more affordable and better reviewed of these two 2K video doorbells, and the one for a door without wiring: it runs on a rechargeable battery rated at 6 months, with wiring optional, and owners pair it with a eufy HomeBase to keep footage free of fees. Neither works with Apple Home. Choose the Eufy Video Doorbell S220 for a battery install inside a eufy system, and the Reolink Doorbell WiFi for a wired door and a recorder you control.
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FeatureEufy Video Doorbell S220Reolink Doorbell WiFiWinner
Price$79.99$129.99Eufy Video Doorbell S220
Rating4.44.1Eufy Video Doorbell S220
Connectivity2.4 GHz WiFi2.4 GHz WiFi, 5 GHz WiFiReolink Doorbell WiFi
StorageCloudMicroSD Card Slot, CloudReolink Doorbell WiFi
IntegrationsGoogle Home, AlexaGoogle Home, Alexa, Home AssistantTie
AlertsMotion, PeopleMotion, People, PackagesTie
Customizable Motion ZonesYESYESTie
Voice ChangingNONOTie

What the differences mean

Power

The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 runs on a rechargeable battery rated at 6 months and can be wired if you like. The Reolink is wired only and needs 12 to 24V, so an 8V doorbell transformer will not run it.

Recording

The Reolink Doorbell WiFi records around the clock to microSD or a Reolink NVR and offers RTSP for any recorder. The Eufy records events, and owners keep them on a eufy HomeBase, which you need to own.

Wi-Fi

The Reolink connects on 2.4 or 5 GHz, useful when the 2.4 GHz band is crowded; the Eufy is 2.4 GHz only.

Home Assistant and detection

The Reolink documents Home Assistant support and detects packages as well as people. The Eufy detects people, while its Home Assistant support and package detection are not documented.

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What owners say

Owners of both doorbells chose them to stop paying Ring or Arlo for storage, and both groups rate the 2K image as sharp day and night. Reolink Doorbell WiFi owners single out weeks of footage on one microSD card, clean integration with Reolink NVRs and Home Assistant, configurable detection with filtered playback and helpful support, while complaining that it needs 12 to 24V, that the QR-code Wi-Fi setup is fiddly, that the app does not open the live view when someone rings and that the tall view is narrow side to side. Eufy Video Doorbell S220 owners single out units still running like new after five years, near-flawless person detection and months per charge, and they complain that it needs a eufy HomeBase, that two-way audio lags and that it occasionally misses an event or drops offline.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Reolink vs Eufy doorbell: which is better, the Eufy Video Doorbell S220 or the Reolink Doorbell WiFi?

The Reolink Doorbell WiFi for a wired door, with 24/7 local recording, RTSP, dual-band Wi-Fi and an included chime. The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 is better for a battery install and costs less, as long as you have a eufy HomeBase.

What is the biggest difference between the Eufy Video Doorbell S220 and the Reolink Doorbell WiFi?

Power. The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 runs on a rechargeable battery with optional wiring, while the Reolink Doorbell WiFi is wired only and needs a 12 to 24V supply.

Do the Eufy Video Doorbell S220 and the Reolink Doorbell WiFi need a subscription?

No. The Reolink Doorbell WiFi records to microSD or a Reolink NVR for free, and Eufy Video Doorbell S220 owners record to a eufy HomeBase without a monthly fee.

Which works with Home Assistant?

The Reolink Doorbell WiFi works with Home Assistant and offers RTSP. Home Assistant support for the Eufy Video Doorbell S220 is not documented. Both work with Alexa and Google Home.

Who should buy the Eufy Video Doorbell S220?

eufy HomeBase owners and homes without doorbell wiring who want a durable 2K battery doorbell with no monthly fee.

Who should buy the Reolink Doorbell WiFi?

Wired homes, Reolink NVR and Home Assistant users who want continuous local recording, package detection and dual-band Wi-Fi.

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