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Since April 29, 2024, smart devices sold in the UK, including security cameras, must not ship with universal default passwords such as "admin". The rules, under the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act, also require makers to publish how long devices will get security updates, which is worth checking wherever you buy a camera.

A camera that protects your home should not become a way into it. This category covers home security cameras, video doorbells, smart locks and alarms, from eufy, AOSU, Blurams and Kaer to security systems from Cove Security, smart locks from Philips Home Access, and smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.

Smart lights and home tech are in Decor & Lighting, and backup power in Solar & Portable Power.

What this category covers

Type Examples here What to check
Security cameras and doorbells eufy, AOSU, Blurams, Kaer World Storage and subscription costs
Home security systems Cove Security Monitoring contract
Smart locks Philips Home Access Door compatibility and backup key
Safety alarms Smoke and carbon monoxide alarm brands Certification and battery life

Local storage or cloud subscription?

Cameras store footage either locally, on a memory card or home base, or in the cloud through a subscription. Local storage avoids monthly fees, while cloud storage keeps footage safe if a camera is stolen.

Check which features need a subscription, such as person detection or long video history. The subscription can cost more than the camera over a few years.

Privacy claims and encryption

In 2022, researchers found that some eufy cameras marketed as local only were uploading thumbnails to the cloud, which the company acknowledged and changed. Look for end to end encryption, clear privacy policies and a record of fixing issues openly.

Turn on two factor authentication in the camera app and use a strong, unique password.

Resolution and night vision

Higher resolution, such as 2K or 4K, makes faces and number plates easier to identify, but uses more storage and bandwidth. Night vision range and color night vision matter for outdoor cameras.

Field of view affects how much a camera covers. Wide angles cover more but make distant details smaller.

Wired or battery powered?

Wired cameras run continuously and never need charging, but need a power source. Battery cameras are easy to place anywhere but usually record only when motion is detected, and need recharging every few months, or a small solar panel.

Placing cameras well

Cover entry points such as the front door, back door and driveway, mounted high enough to be out of reach but low enough to capture faces. Avoid pointing cameras into bright light, which washes out the image.

Respect neighbors' privacy

Data protection rules in many countries apply when cameras capture areas beyond your own property, such as a street or a neighbor's garden. In the UK, the Information Commissioner's Office has guidance for domestic CCTV, so angle cameras and use privacy masking where possible.

Video doorbells

Video doorbells let you see and speak to visitors from your phone. Check whether your door has a wired doorbell supply, since wired doorbells avoid battery charging, and check chime compatibility.

Smart locks

Smart locks open with a code, fingerprint, app or card, and some keep a log of entries. Check compatibility with your door's thickness and lock type, and make sure there is a backup key or power option if the battery dies.

Monitored security systems

Professionally monitored systems, such as Cove, contact you and emergency services when an alarm triggers, for a monthly fee. Check contract length, cancellation terms and whether equipment is bought or leased.

Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms

Fit smoke alarms on every level of the home and carbon monoxide alarms near fuel burning appliances. Look for certification to your country's standard, test them monthly, and replace them at the end of their stated life, often around ten years.

WiFi and network security

Cameras need a strong WiFi signal where they are mounted, especially for 2K and 4K streaming. Putting smart home devices on a separate guest network limits access to your main devices if one is compromised.

Indoor cameras and pets

Indoor cameras let you check on pets, children or an empty home, and many offer two way audio. Choose models with a physical privacy shutter or a schedule that turns the camera off when you are home.

Updates and support life

Install firmware updates promptly, since they often fix security flaws. Choose brands that state how long devices will receive updates.

When security cameras go on sale

Security cameras are heavily discounted on Prime Day, Black Friday and around holiday seasons, when people travel. Multi camera kits usually cost less per camera.

Making a security coupon go further

Compare the total cost including any subscription over two or three years. Coupons on camera kits and bundles with a home base usually save more than on single cameras.