eufy Recalls Select Batches of Smart Sock T8340: Sensor Top Cover May Detach, Posing a Choking Hazard
eufy, a brand of Anker Innovations, has announced a voluntary recall of select batches of its Smart Sock baby monitor, model T8340. The problem is the sensor's top cover: adhesive coverage on the cover is insufficient, the bonding weakens with use, and the cover can detach, posing a choking hazard to babies. The product was sold in markets worldwide starting in January 2023; U.S. sales ended in June 2026.
eufy says that in the product's four years on the market it has received no reports of injuries related to this issue anywhere in the world, and describes the recall as a precautionary measure.
Parents who own the product should stop using it and check whether their unit is in a recalled batch: the model and serial number are printed on the side of the sensor, and a recall form is available on eufy's website. Owners of confirmed units can choose between a gift card and a full refund.
Questions can go to eufy's baby support team at [email protected], with the subject line "Anker eufy Smart Sock (T8340) Recall". For disposal, note that the sensor contains a lithium battery and should be treated as household hazardous waste, not ordinary trash.
The recall is voluntary and is being carried out in coordination with regulators in each market; New Zealand's product safety authority published the recall notice on November 10.
(Source: eufy (Anker Innovations))
Source: eufy (Anker Innovations
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Photo: 图片来源：Wikimedia Commons，Evan-Amos 摄「Newborn-Baby-Feet」（公共领域），图中为新生儿的双脚（智能袜的传感器即佩戴在婴儿脚部） Image: Wikimedia Commons, "Newborn-Baby-Feet" by Evan-Amos (public domain), showing a newborn's feet (the smart sock's sensor is worn on a baby's foot)
