EZVIZ

EZVIZ is a smart-home company and brand whose official website presents products for home security, entry management and connected living. Its camera range includes indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi models, including pan-and-tilt cameras and battery cameras. The site also groups offerings under smart entry, smart home appliances, smart cleaning and smart control, indicating a portfolio extending beyond cameras. Products shown on EZVIZ’s US website include the C6N, CP1, C6 and C6W indoor cameras; outdoor models such as the H8 Pro, H8c, C8PF and H3 series; and smart-entry products including the DB1 Pro video doorbell, DB1 and DB1C doorbells, and Smart Chime. The smart-home category also features connected products such as the LC3 smart security wall-light camera, LC1C outdoor security solution and T30-series smart plugs. The company promotes these products for security, convenience and connected-home use. EZVIZ describes itself in a 2020 company announcement as a global smart-home company. Its website directs visitors to country- and region-specific content, supporting a geographically varied online presence. The supplied evidence does not establish its founding date, headquarters, founder, parent company or ownership, so those details are not stated here. The company has also publicized information-security credentials. In February 2020, it announced receiving ISO/IEC 29151:2017 certification for personally identifiable information protection and cited earlier ISO 27001:2013 and CSA STAR certifications for EZVIZ Cloud. The brand’s homepage additionally highlights design and innovation awards associated with products and smart-entry offerings.

The available evidence describes EZVIZ as a smart-home company and documents its product categories, selected products and a company announcement about information-security certification. It does not provide a founding date, a founder, a headquarters location or a detailed account of the company’s early development, so a fuller founding narrative cannot be established from the supplied sources. By the time of the supplied official website pages, EZVIZ had a broad home-focused portfolio. Its security-camera range included indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi cameras, pan-and-tilt models and battery cameras. The website also organized products around smart entry and smart-home appliances, and identified smart cleaning and smart control as further product-family areas. Examples shown included the C6N and CP1 cameras, H8-series outdoor cameras, DB-series video doorbells, a Smart Chime, the LC3 wall-light camera and T30-series smart plugs. On February 21, 2020, EZVIZ announced that it had received ISO/IEC 29151:2017 certification for personally identifiable information protection. The announcement said the certification was issued by DNV GL and described it as evidence of controls addressing PII protection requirements. It also said EZVIZ Cloud had previously obtained ISO 27001:2013 and CSA STAR certifications. In the announcement, Vice President Jack Lee said that the company regarded user information security as a priority and intended to align its practices with international security standards. The official homepage also lists product and brand recognitions, including Red Dot and iF Design Award references for the PM6 Rolling Bot and Ultimate Smart Home Kit, as well as awards dated 2025. These homepage references show that EZVIZ presents design and innovation recognition as part of its brand story; the supplied excerpts do not establish a complete chronology of the awards or the company’s broader corporate history.

• Announced ISO/IEC 29151:2017 certification

• Homepage lists Red Dot and iF Design Award recognitions

• Homepage lists multiple award recognitions

A smart-home brand combining home security cameras, smart entry and connected appliances, with products presented around security, comfort and ease of use.

• Security cameras

  The official site lists indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi cameras, pan-and-tilt models, battery cameras and multiple camera families.

• Smart entry

  Products shown include DB1 Pro, DB1 and DB1C video doorbells and Smart Chime.

• Connected home products

  The smart-home category includes the LC3 smart security wall-light camera, LC1C outdoor security solution and T30-series smart plugs.

• 2025

  EZVIZ Cloud Video App reported for collecting personal information beyond scope

  In 2025, a personal information protection inspection reported issues with 33 apps, listing EZVIZ Cloud Video among apps that actually collected information beyond the scope authorized by users.

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• 2022

  Complaints over cameras viewing other communities' surveillance, Jiemian reports privacy controversy

  In March 2022, Jiemian News compiled complaints about EZVIZ products, including cracking, after-sales issues, and users being able to view cameras in other communities. The entry covers specific consumer allegations of quality and privacy disputes and does not directly conclude that the system was generally breached.

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• 2026.10.30

  Reported2026.10.30

  EZVIZ launches HB90f Triple 3K Kit in Australia[7]EZVIZ在澳大利亚推出HB90f Triple 3K Kittechau.com.au

  EZVIZ launched the HB90f Triple 3K Kit in Australia, a battery-powered outdoor camera with three 3K lenses, an included 8W solar panel and local storage on a supplied microSD card. It is available nationally through Harvey Norman at an RRP of A$669.95.

• 2026.08.20

  Reported2026.08.19

  EZVIZ launches expanded smart home security range in Australia[8]EZVIZ在澳大利亚推出扩展智能家居安防产品系列channellife.com.au

  EZVIZ launched an expanded smart home security range in Australia, spanning cameras, video doorbells, smart locks and control screens, now on sale nationwide through Harvey Norman and JB Hi-Fi. The line-up is led by the HB90 outdoor camera and the EP8 Ultra video doorbell, with a focus on local storage rather than subscription plans.

• 2021.10.26

  Reported2021.10.27

  US retailers stop selling Lorex and Ezviz products[9]美国零售商停售 Lorex 与 Ezviz 产品setn.com

  The article reports that Home Depot and Best Buy stopped selling Lorex and Ezviz products, while Lowe's stopped selling Lorex products, citing reports that the surveillance manufacturers' products were implicated in human rights violations. The allegations are reported, not established as a determination in this source.

• Unconfirmed

  Reported2020.04.03

  EZVIZ launches LC1C smart courtyard light camera[10]萤石发布庭院灯摄像机LC1Cjd.zol.com.cn

  EZVIZ announced the LC1C, a courtyard light camera combining a smart outdoor light with a camera for security monitoring and lighting.

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1. 1EZVIZ - Creating Easy Smart Homesezviz.com
2. 2EZVIZ Smart Home: Video Doorbells, Door Viewer, Appliancesezviz.com
3. 3EZVIZ Security Camera: Indoor, Outdoor, 2K, WiFi Camerasezviz.com
4. 4EZVIZ Receives ISO-IEC29151:2017 Certificationezviz.com
5. 5Complaints over cameras viewing other communities' surveillance, Jiemian reports privacy controversyjiemian.com
6. 6EZVIZ Cloud Video App reported for collecting personal information beyond scopem.jiemian.com
7. 7EZVIZ在澳大利亚推出HB90f Triple 3K Kittechau.com.au
8. 8EZVIZ在澳大利亚推出扩展智能家居安防产品系列channellife.com.au
9. 9美国零售商停售 Lorex 与 Ezviz 产品setn.com
10. 10萤石发布庭院灯摄像机LC1Cjd.zol.com.cn
11. 11萤石发布智能屏SD1 打造新一代全无线监控解决方案tech.sina.com.cn
12. 12萤石发布C5W-4G全网通摄像机 SIM卡即插即用 没网也能看tech.sina.com.cn
13. 13EZVIZ rolls out its all-new BC1 battery-powered camera kits for enhanced home protection that requires minimal effortprnewswire.com