Eufy is Back With a Trio of New HomeKit Compatible Devices

Eufy is introducing three new smart home devices for 2026 includes a new video doorbell, a smart Lock, and an outdoor camera that secures to your wall in a way we’ve not seen before.

The Eufy Video Doorbell S4 adopts a cleaner, slightly more restrained design compared to earlier models, and comes equipped with a 3K camera delivering 9MP resolution and a 180-degree panoramic field of view intended to cover the full area around the doorway. Eufy says the doorbell uses a new AI-based system for motion detection and facial recognition. For renters or those without wires, power can be supplied by an internal battery, but if you have them, existing doorbell wiring will also work. The good news for our readers is that the S4 will support includes Apple Home, as well Amazon Alexa, and Google Home. Availability is scheduled for the first quarter of 2026, with pricing set at US$249.

The Eufy Smart Lock E40 also introduces a revised, and (maybe a bit austere) exterior design. This model incorporates a 2K HD camera with wide-angle coverage, night vision, and facial recognition. Add to this a built-in doorbell and fingerprint reader, and you have an all-in-one device, although there’s no mention of things like Apple HomeKey or UWB at this point. Power is supplied by a 15,000mAh main battery, but also supported by a built-in 800mAh backup battery. The lock supports Matter, allowing it to integrate with smart home platforms from Apple, Amazon, Google, and SmartThings etc, and is expected to launch in the first quarter of 2026, priced at US$299.

Last of all is the Eufy Solar Wall Light Cam S4, which combines exterior sconce lighting with an integrated security camera. It features 4K night vision, an adjustable F1.6 lens, and pan-and-tilt functionality to cover a wider monitoring area. The camera is powered by a detachable 2W solar panel charging a 10,000mAh battery, which Eufy claims can provide up to two months of operation under typical conditions. AI-based detection can be used to identify people, vehicles, or animals, and the camera can be linked with other Eufy devices to extend coverage. As with the other two new devices, this camera supports Apple Home, Alexa, and Google Home, with expected availability in the first quarter of 2026 at a price of US$199.99.