Anker’s four-camera eufy E50 NVR bundle has returned to its lowest recorded US price, with 4K PTZ cameras, a 2TB hub and no monthly subscription fee.
Anker’s eufy E50 NVR 4K Dual-Lens Bullet-PTZ security system is back at its lowest recorded price in the United States, with the four-camera bundle and 2TB hub listed at $799.99 through the company’s official eufyHome Amazon storefront. That is a $400 reduction from the launch price of $1,200 and matches the deepest discount seen so far, after short-lived drops during Prime Day and a later Lightning deal. A larger eight-camera package with a 4TB hub is also reduced, falling to $1,399.99 from $1,900.
The E50 is a wired, plug-and-play NVR system that uses a single Power over Ethernet connection for each camera to carry both power and video. According to Anker and product listings, each unit combines a 4K pan-tilt-zoom lens with 360-degree tracking and 5x zoom, plus an upper 2K fixed lens with a 115-degree field of view for wider scene coverage. The system is designed to avoid the subscription model common in many home-security platforms.
Anker says the software can hand off a moving subject from one camera to the next, using cross-camera tracking, facial recognition and smart search tools for people, vehicles, pets and faces. Activity zones and alerts can also be customised. The four-camera kit ships with a 2TB hub, while the eight-camera version includes a 4TB hub; both support expansion to 16TB of storage and up to 16 channels. Separate European and product-page listings show the E50 family forming part of Anker’s broader eufy NVR range, which was introduced alongside other security hardware at IFA and positioned as a local-recording system with no monthly fee.
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