Eufy unveils security cameras, robot vacuum, and lawnmower at IFA
Eufy announced four new security devices at IFA, including a multi-camera NVR system with AI tracking, a 9MP video doorbell, a window camera with color night vision, and a radar-based fall detection sensor. The brand also introduced a robot vacuum with allergy certifications and a robot lawnmower that can handle slopes up to 38 degrees. Some products are available now, while others will launch later in 2026 or 2027.
The NVR Security System E50 represents Eufy's push into more comprehensive home surveillance, pairing fixed 2K bullet cameras with a 4K PTZ unit that leverages the OmniTrack AI for automatic subject framing. Pricing tiers start at $999 for four cameras and $1,599 for eight, with immediate availability across North America and Australia.
The remaining security lineup staggers its rollout. The 9MP doorbell arrives in September at $299, while the $70 window camera with color night vision ships later in 2026. The fall detection sensor uses mmWave radar rather than cameras or wearables, offering a privacy-conscious safety option. On the appliance side, the Omni E35 vacuum carries dual allergy certifications and launches September 4 in Europe, with US pre-orders opening the same day ahead of a September 25 release at $900 early-bird pricing. The S2 Max lawnmower, capable of handling 38-degree slopes across 3.7 acres, won't reach Europe until May 2027.
This lineup could meaningfully reshape how households approach both security and home maintenance. The radar-based fall detection sensor may appeal to aging adults and caregivers seeking non-intrusive monitoring, potentially reducing reliance on cameras in private spaces. The allergy-certified vacuum could influence purchasing