Easy Integration and
What a unique and brilliant device.I have nine Eufy cameras, seven of them in the Apple HomeKit environment and two additional that only function in the Eufy app. I was very concerned about having to on-board all of these cameras again one-by-one, some of which are mounted high up on the gutters. I was very surprised that all I had to do was log into my Eufy account and all the devices were brought over auto-magically into the E10 monitor. Nice.In use it’s easy to set up camera groups which allows you to see clusters of your cameras at the same time. Sometimes adjustments can be made on the E10 display and some require the phone app but once everything was up and running the GUI was simple to use and very functional. A quick update thru the phone app and the system was running fine.The feel of the tablet and charging base are very good but not excellent, let’s say good value for the money. The screen resolution is very good and plenty bright, and audio sound quality is OK. I do which the interface’s beeps and bloops were better. There is a small but perceptible lag as the operating system responds but not too bad.The “killer app” for me is the big red button on top which sets off the sirens across all the cameras. That’s a very nice touch. I’d love to see a dedicated “panic” button sold but until then this makes for a good bump-in-the-night response device.If you’re using the Eufy cameras already this is a super addition to the system.

Nice add on!
Would be a 5 star if it had smart home capabilities. I’m hoping they add that in later🙏Other than that, interface is very easy to setup.

Nice to have a live view display for 24/7 recording cameras, but the execution is pretty poor
I appreciate the ability to have a live view device but the execution is pretty poor. I hope they can improve things with future software updates but I am not terribly hopeful. Eufy seems to focus almost all its energy on pushing out other devices and slightly improved revisions of existing solutions and then quickly dropping support / updates to existing devices. Hopefully they prove me wrong here.I’ve only used the display for a week or so and already it’s crashed several times, including specific process crashes that clearly show it’s just an android tablet. I don’t know what the underlying SOC/CPU is but it’s pretty slow. You’d think they could spring for something a bit more performant. This means the UI is very sluggish. It reminds me of one of those old touch screens in cars from 15-20 years ago where you can’t really tell if it registered your gesture or touch because it takes so long to respond. I’ve been kicked out of the live view group screen so many times and I haven’t a clue why. Even when I’m in the live view screen, all my 24/7 recording cameras frequently drop connection and present me with an annoying “connecting…” screen. Often the reconnect is quick but it’s pretty annoying when all my cameras report full signal strength to their respective wireless connections.Overall, I like having this capability but the execution is bad. I also can’t think of a good reason why Eufy can’t just let you have this functionality in the app so you can use your own tablet to do the same thing, possibly with a bigger / better screen and better UI performance to boot. My guess is that selling a $25 android tablet for $200 has a high margin.

Nice addition to the eufy set up
Very customizable quick connecting faster than the phone app. Clear high definition live video and playback. Easy to connect to your home wifi. Mobile from room to room. Fairly priced for what it does. I love it.