Eufy's Window Camera E10 is up for pre-order at $79.99 (£69.99), and it tackles a problem every renter knows: you can't start drilling holes in the outside wall. Instead, it sticks to the inside of your window and keeps an eye on the driveway through the glass, with US orders expected to ship by mid-November.
What's new with the Eufy Window Camera E10
Eufy first showed the E10 at IFA 2026 alongside its wider Edge 5.0 security push, and it's an indoor camera built purely for outdoor security. It mounts to the inside of a window with a reusable, residue-free sticker, and Eufy says installation takes under a minute with no tools.
A rear dial tilts the camera down by up to 25 degrees. That sounds minor, but it means less of the frame is wasted on sky and more of it covers your doorstep, packages, and whoever's walking up the path.
Why it matters
Outdoor cameras usually mean drilling, running power cables outside, and hoping the weatherproofing holds up. That rules them out for a lot of renters and apartment dwellers, which is exactly who the E10 is aimed at.
The catch with pointing any camera through glass is reflections, especially at night with the lights on indoors. Eufy's answer is a wraparound design plus anti-reflection stickers in the box, while its MaxColor Night Vision and an f/1.0 aperture are meant to keep night footage in color without a spotlight.
There's no mandatory subscription either. Eufy says AI detection, 24/7 recording, and smart alerts all work without a monthly fee, with cloud storage available as an optional extra.
Key details
Here's what Eufy lists on the spec sheet:
- Resolution: 2.5K (2688 x 1520) at 15fps
- Field of view: 125 degrees diagonal
- Night vision: MaxColor Night Vision, f/1.0 aperture, no spotlight
- AI detection: People, vehicles, and pets
- Storage: microSD up to 256GB (not included), optional cloud
- Connectivity: Dual-band 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi, Alexa and Google Assistant
- Power: USB-C with a 10ft (3m) cable
- HomeBase support: HomeBase S380, Mini, and Professional (not HomeBase 2 or Apple HomeKit)
Two-way talk is included too, though Eufy notes that how well it works outside depends on the thickness of your glass and insulation.
Pricing and availability
In the US, the E10 is available to pre-order from Eufy for $79.99, with a two-pack at $149.99 and a four-pack at $319.99. In the UK, it costs £69.99, or £129.99 for a two-pack, with pre-orders open now ahead of its November 6 launch.
If you want something you can mount outside right now, Eufy's security cameras were discounted from $49.99 during Prime Big Deal Days.
Takeaway
On paper, the E10 is one of the easiest ways to get a 2.5K view of your driveway without touching a drill, and the lack of a required subscription makes $79.99 easier to swallow. If you rent, live in an apartment, or just don't fancy running cables up an outside wall, it's well worth a look. If you want a spotlight or siren to scare people off, or need to cover the side of the house, a proper outdoor camera still makes more sense.
It'll be worth seeing how well those anti-reflection stickers hold up at night with the living room lights on, and we've got one on the way for review. Sometimes the best security upgrade is the one your landlord never finds out about.
