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More free features<\/h3>\nEufy Indoor Cam 2K<\/h4>\n
$50 at Amazon (Pan & Tilt model)<\/a><\/p>\n As long as you don’t put this camera outside, this Eufy 2K camera will do everything you ask of it. Thanks to its robust AI and clear resolution, it will only send alerts when truly necessary. The Pan & Tilt version can follow threats around the room, but both versions have the option to record all day so nothing is missed. Plus, you can control it with your favorite smart assistant.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n $100 at Amazon<\/a><\/p>\n These cameras live up to their namesakes and can be stuck anywhere you need, Thanks to Ring’s partnerships with various smart tech companies, you can hook it up with your smart locks, thermostat, and lights through the Ring app. Unfortunately, Ring Protect subscription is a necessity thanks to its 60-day video clip storage and People Only detection mode.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/div>\n In a market full of indoor-only<\/a> and outdoor-only cameras<\/a>, Ring designed its Stick Up Cam to work in both environments, with multiple power options so it can be mounted anywhere. This versatility is a big plus, but if you do choose to place it indoors, it faces some stiff competition from indoor-only cameras like the Eufy Indoor Cam 2K, which rivals Ring’s Stick Up Cam at half the price. Based on our comparisons below, you may want to stick with the Stick Up Cam as an outdoor-only camera.<\/p>\n Ring sells four different versions of its Stick Up Cam<\/a>, while Eufy sells two variations of its Indoor Cam 2K. Don’t let that overwhelm you, as most of these models have the same features and abilities. You’ll still want to choose carefully based on where you plan to place them \u2014 especially if you need to buy multiple cams to cover your entire home.<\/p>\n First is the Pan & Tilt<\/strong> Indoor model to go with its standard model. You can get a detailed difference breakdown here<\/a>, but the gist is that the more advanced model can shift its feed in a full 360-degree circle to track moving objects, either manually through the app or automatically based on your settings. Otherwise, they use the same OS, have identical specs (e.g., resolution and FPS), and only come in white (Ring Cams come in white or black).<\/p>\n Ring gives you more convenient placement options to ensure you get the best angle for capturing footage.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n The two more basic Ring models are the Battery<\/strong> and Plug-In<\/strong> Stick Up Cam models. The latter uses a standard AC adapter and power outlet, while the former employs a quick-release battery pack. These two models have their pros and cons<\/a>: the wired version requires a nearby outlet or extension cord, while the battery version can be placed anywhere but is more likely to die and leave you without protection while you recharge the pack unless you buy a backup pack<\/a> or two.<\/p>\n That problem is solved by the Stick Up Cam Solar<\/strong>, which connects its battery pack to a mountable solar panel. This model will keep its battery topped off as long as it’s outside and getting enough sunlight. Finally, there is the Elite<\/strong> Stick Up Cam, which costs twice as much as a regular Plug-In Cam. This version must plug into your router through an Ethernet cable, and comes with an improved FOV and a mounting bracket that lets you place it on the wall or ceiling. The non-Elite Ring Cams can be mounted on your wall but require an add-on mount<\/a> to affix to your ceiling.<\/p>\n Matched up against the four Ring Stick Up Cams, the Eufy Cams are closest to the Plug-In model; they need to plug into a nearby outlet, tethering them to certain spots unless you buy an extension cable. They also come with a mounting kit that lets you place them on any (indoor) wall or ceiling, though this will make the Micro-USB cable even more noticeable.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.androidcentral.com\/sites\/androidcentral.com\/files\/styles\/large\/public\/article_images\/2020\/07\/eufy-indoor-2k-cam-pan-tilt-render.jpeg\")
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Ring Stick Up Cam<\/h4>\n
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Comparing the Ring Stick Up Cams<\/em> on sale<\/h2>\n
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Comparing visual specs and AI features<\/h2>\n
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