Security Cameras

Home Security Cameras Australia Goodbuyz stocks a wide range of eufy indoor and outdoor security cameras, video doorbells and complete kits, so you can match the right system to your front door, driveway or the most important rooms inside your home. From wired 2K indoor cams to weatherproof wireless options...

Home Security Cameras Australia

Goodbuyz stocks a wide range of eufy indoor and outdoor security cameras, video doorbells and complete kits, so you can match the right system to your front door, driveway or the most important rooms inside your home. From wired 2K indoor cams to weatherproof wireless options with local storage and smart app control, you can choose the camera style and power setup that fits your home and your budget, all backed by Australian-based support.

 

Most buyers we speak to already have a specific problem in mind. Someone's pinching parcels, the dog's back on the couch, or there's a dark side path with no power run within cooee. Match the camera type to the problem first, worry about specs second.

Type

Best for

Power

Typical placement

Indoor

Pets, kids, entryways, home offices

Plug-in USB

Shelf, wall bracket, benchtop

Outdoor

Driveways, backyards, side access

Battery or wired

Eaves, fence posts, external walls

Doorbell

Package theft, visitor ID, front-door coverage

Battery or hardwired

Front door frame

Solar

Sheds, rural properties, far corners

Integrated or separate solar panel 

Anywhere with 3+ hours sun

If you're covering the inside of the house, the indoor cameras range has compact units suited to shelves and entryways. For anything under the eaves and exposed to weather, look at weatherproof models rated IP65 or higher.

Wired, Battery or Solar: What Suits Your Home

Power source is where a lot of installs come unstuck. Get it right and the camera stays useful for years. Get it wrong and it ends up in a drawer inside six months.

Wired cameras run off constant power, either mains or PoE.They do not require battery recharging and are better suited to continuous recording, although recording can still be interrupted by power, network or equipment faults. Best for permanent installs where you don't want to think about it again.

Battery cameras trade cables for flexibility. Runtimes vary widely, but as a benchmark, the eufyCam 2C Pro kits we stock are rated at 180 days per charge under typical use. That's roughly two recharges a year. Placement depends on wireless signal strength to the router or HomeBase, mounting conditions and the camera’s environmental rating. 

Solar cameras add an integrated panel so the battery tops itself up. Under typical usage, some solar models can remain continuously charged with around two hours of adequate direct sunlight per day. Charging performance varies with the model, camera activity, settings, season and installation position. Handy for sheds, rural blocks or the far end of a long driveway. If that sounds like your setup, the outdoor cameras collection covers both wired and battery options side by side.

No Monthly Fees, No Cloud Lock-In

Plenty of security brands sell the camera cheap and then charge you $10 to $15 a month to actually see your own footage. Over three years, that's often more than the hardware cost you paid at the checkout.

The kits on this page store footage locally. Compatible Eufy cameras can record to encrypted local storage on a HomeBase or the camera itself without requiring a paid cloud-storage plan. A Eufy Security account and app are still required for setup and access. Storage location and capacity vary by model. 

You still get remote viewing through the app, motion alerts and multi-user access. You just don't pay a subscription for the privilege. For the full breakdown of HomeBase models and storage capacities, head to the Eufy security range.

New or Refurbished: Same Warranty, Better Price

Refurbished is where a lot of buyers hesitate, usually because they've been burnt by unclear grading elsewhere. Here's how it works on our stock.

Grade A units are in near-mint condition with minimal signs of use. Grade B units may show light scratches or scuffs but remain fully functional. Grade C products can show more substantial cosmetic wear, so check the individual listing for its stated condition. 

Every graded unit is inspected, wiped, tested and repackaged before it goes back on sale. Current refurbished discounts across the security range sit between roughly 29% and 60% off original RRP, depending on grade and stock. The 12-month manufacturer warranty applies exactly the same as it does to new stock, and your ACL rights are unchanged either way.

Refurbished stock rotates across both brands, so it's worth checking the EZVIZ range alongside Eufy when you're comparing prices.

One Camera, a Kit, or a Full Alarm Setup

You don't have to buy a system on day one. A single doorbell or a single outdoor camera covers the highest-risk spot, which for most homes is the front door.

Two-pack and four-pack kits with a HomeBase make sense once you're covering multiple angles, because they share one hub, one app view and one storage pool. When you're ready to bring in door sensors and sirens, the alarm kits collection ties everything into a single setup.

Warranty, Support & Australia-Wide Delivery

Every new and refurbished camera on this page comes with a 12-month manufacturer warranty. That sits on top of your Australian Consumer Law guarantees, which cover you against major faults regardless of the warranty period.

Good Buyz provides Australian-based support and dispatches applicable orders from its Melbourne distribution centre. Delivery is Australia-wide.

Security Cameras: Common Questions

Do security cameras need Wi-Fi?
Most wireless models do, for remote viewing and alerts. Some kits will still record locally to a HomeBase or SD card if the internet drops out, so you don't lose footage during an outage.

Do I have to pay a monthly subscription?
Many cameras in this range can record locally without a paid subscription. Storage requirements vary: some include built-in storage or a HomeBase, while others require a compatible microSD card. Optional cloud plans may still be available.

Are outdoor cameras weatherproof in Australian conditions?
Outdoor models carry different weather-resistance ratings, including IP65 and IP67 on selected products. These ratings cover resistance to water and dust, not heat tolerance, so check the operating-temperature range on the individual product page. 

Can I view footage from my phone?
Yes. Both Eufy and EZVIZ have free apps for iOS and Android with live view, playback, motion alerts and multi-user access.

Do they work at night?
All current models have night vision. Many of the newer Eufy units include colour night vision using starlight sensors and a built-in spotlight, so you get useful detail rather than a green blur.

What's the difference between wired and wireless?
Wired means constant power via cable. Wired and wireless can describe either the power source or the network connection. Some Wi-Fi cameras are battery-powered, while others use plug-in power. Check both the power and connectivity specifications. Wireless is easier to install, wired never needs recharging.

Is refurbished as reliable as new?
Refurbished units are tested for functionality, but cosmetic condition, previous use and included accessories can vary. Check the listed grade and inclusions before purchasing. For front-door coverage specifically, a refurbished video doorbell is often the best-value entry point.

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Security Camera Systems Australia FAQs

Do security cameras record continuously?

Some do, especially plug-in or wired models. Many battery cameras record only when they detect motion to save battery life.

Are outdoor security cameras weatherproof?

Most are built for outdoor use. Look for their IP rating and match it to your local conditions, like heavy rain or salty coastal air.

Can I view my camera footage from my phone?

Yes. Most systems let you watch live footage and get alerts through a smartphone app. The exact features depend on the model.

Do security cameras work at night?

Yes. Most have night vision, but the image quality and distance it covers vary. Check the specs for the model you're considering.

What’s the difference between wired and wireless outdoor security cameras?

Wireless cameras connect to Wi‑Fi and are usually easier to install. Wired cameras often have more reliable power and can support continuous recording better.

Browse our range to find the right setup for your home.