Eufy's $80 Window Camera E10 Watches Outdoors Without Outdoor Installation
Anker's glass-mounted security camera combines 2.5K video, adjustable framing and local recording, with US preorders shipping in mid-November.
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Anker's Eufy Window Camera E10 offers a different approach to outdoor home surveillance: the camera stays indoors while watching what happens outside. The $79.99 device attaches directly to the inside of a window, allowing homeowners to monitor entrances, driveways and yards without drilling exterior walls or exposing the hardware to weather.
The E10 captures video at up to 2,688 by 1,520 pixels and 15 frames per second, according to The Verge's November 4 report. A manually adjustable mechanism tilts the camera downward by as much as 25 degrees, helping users frame ground-level activity from elevated windows. Its horizontal field of view is 105 degrees, while vertical coverage reaches 57 degrees.
Anker also includes an adhesive mounting system designed to reduce reflections from the glass. Its MaxColor Vision technology supports color nighttime footage, while AI-powered detection distinguishes people, pets and vehicles for more relevant notifications. The camera supports continuous recording and connects over 2.4GHz or 5GHz Wi-Fi.
Recorded video can be saved locally on a microSD card with capacity up to 256GB, eliminating the requirement for a paid cloud subscription for local storage. Optional cloud services remain available. However, the camera has no rechargeable battery and requires a wired power connection, potentially limiting suitable window locations.
The E10 was introduced as part of Anker's broader Edge 5.0 security lineup before today's coverage. The current buying milestone is its availability for preorder in the United States, where Anker lists the camera at $79.99 with estimated shipping by mid-November 2026. That distinction matters: customers can place orders now, but immediate delivery is not guaranteed.