The EZVIZ CX3 is a good outdoor camera with excellent security features, but the problems connecting to video stored on EZVIZ’s servers needs to be fixed ASAP. EZVIZ has consistently delivered home ...

More people than ever use video doorbells to improve security and see who’s at their door, but you don’t have to buy a big brand like Ring or spend loads of money to achieve that – as the Ezviz DB1C ...

The EZVIZ DB1C Wi-Fi Video Doorbell has a pretty nice and somewhat sleek design. Rectangular in shape, it has rounded corners and is just over 5-inches high, about 1 3/4-inches wide, and just over 3/4 ...

When it comes to the best security camera you can buy for your home, they don't come much cheaper than the EZVIZ H3C 2K: at the time of writing it'll set you back a mere £49.99 in the UK and $59.99 in ...

Don’t let the small size fool you. This camera delivers home security features on par with its bigger competitors. The Ezviz Mini I reviewed late last year was a home security camera that stood out ...

We recently reviewed the EZVIZ C3X outdoor Wi-Fi camera and were suitably impressed. In fact, it earned an Editor’s Choice award due to its performance and color night vision. The company sent over a ...

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A new product from security camera maker Ezviz will get to know your friends and family. The Lookout Smart Door Viewer costs $230 (or about £170 or AU$295 roughly converted. It was announced today ...

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