Eufy Video Doorbell S220 vs Ring Battery Doorbell Pro

The Ring Battery Doorbell Pro. It leads on reviews, on 5 GHz and on alerts, with color night vision, privacy zones and package detection. The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 is the lower priced pick when a eufy HomeBase will hold the 2K clips and you want Google Home without a Ring plan.

Connectivity and storage. The Ring Battery Doorbell Pro has 5 GHz, color night vision and no local storage, so history needs a subscription. The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 is 2.4 GHz only, has no color night vision, and records through a eufy HomeBase instead of a cloud plan. It also publishes a 6 month battery. The Ring does not publish one.

The Ring Battery Doorbell Pro write-up describes 3D motion as radar rather than PIR, with privacy zones on the spec sheet. The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 lists motion and customizable zones, and it does not describe a radar sensor. Package alerts are listed only on the Ring, behind a subscription.

The Ring Battery Doorbell Pro marks event history and person and package alerts as subscription required, and it has no local storage. The Eufy Video Doorbell S220 write-up says clips stay on a eufy HomeBase with no monthly fee. That HomeBase is required. The doorbell itself has no microSD slot. Google Home is listed on the Eufy and not on the Ring.

Homes with a eufy HomeBase who want 2K, a 6 month battery rating, Google Home and local clips, on 2.4 GHz, at the lower price.

Battery doors where 5 GHz, color night vision, radar motion and package alerts matter, inside Alexa or Home Assistant, with a Ring plan for the archive.