Eufy, Anker's smart home brand, has launched the E10 Window Camera, a small wired camera that sticks to the inside of a window and watches the driveway, front garden or entrance from indoors. TechRadar and T3 reported the launch on 14 October 2026. The camera costs $79.99 or £69.99, and a two-pack costs $149.99 or £129.99. It is already on sale in the US, UK pre-orders ship on 6 November, and Eufy has not given a date or price for Poland or the rest of the EU.

Designed for glass

The idea is simple: instead of drilling holes and running cables outside, you put the camera on the window glass with a reusable mounting sticker. A rear dial tilts the lens down by up to 25 degrees, so the picture shows less sky and more of the ground in front of the house. Eufy includes anti-reflection stickers to cut glare from the glass and indoor lights, which is the usual weak point of filming through a window.

Specifications

According to the Eufy product page:

  • 2.5K video (2688 × 1520) at 15 frames per second, H.264;
  • a 125-degree diagonal field of view and f/1.0 aperture;
  • colour night vision without a spotlight;
  • on-device AI detection of people, vehicles and pets;
  • a built-in microphone; Eufy warns that sound through glass depends on the glass type and thickness;
  • dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 and 5 GHz);
  • USB-C power with a 3-metre cable and adapter;
  • an operating range of -10 to 50 °C.

The spec sheet does not list a speaker, so there seems to be no two-way talk.

Storage and subscription

The camera records to a microSD card of up to 256 GB, which is not included. Continuous 24/7 recording works without a subscription, and Eufy's cloud storage is optional. Some features, such as continuous 24/7 snapshots, need a Eufy HomeBase.

Limits

The camera needs constant power, so it has to sit near a socket, and the cable stays visible on the window, as TechRadar notes. Eufy lists only Alexa and Google Assistant integration. It does not mention Matter, RTSP or other local access for systems such as Home Assistant, so for now the E10 is mainly a camera for the Eufy app.

It is also worth remembering that a camera on a window can see the street or a neighbour's property. Privacy rules, including GDPR in Poland and the rest of the EU, limit how much public space a home camera may record.