Peephole Doorbell with Colour Screen
EZVIZ DP2C Review

1080p (2MP)  |  155° view  |  4.3-inch colour screen  |  microSD up to 512GB  |  2.4GHz Wi-Fi

Overview

The EZVIZ DP2C is a peephole doorbell with a 4.3-inch colour screen. It fits peephole holes from 16.5 to 50 mm and doors 35 to 105 mm thick (door thickness per EZVIZ’s DP2C datasheet). EZVIZ’s UK page lists 1080p (2MP) at 15fps from a 1/3in sensor, a 2.0mm lens with a 155° diagonal view and infrared night vision up to 5 m. It has PIR motion detection over 110° and up to 6 m, local and remote video intercom, and doorbell, power and screen wake-up buttons. EZVIZ says it does not support face detection.

EZVIZ’s UK page lists a built-in 4,600mAh rechargeable battery and quotes standby of up to 90 days, based on EZVIZ lab results at 5 minutes of use a day. The UK page lists a DC 5V supply. It has a microSD card slot for cards up to 512GB, and the datasheet also lists EZVIZ CloudPlay storage. It connects over 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and runs from -10°C to 45°C. EZVIZ’s DP2C pages and datasheet don’t name Alexa or Google Assistant.

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Key Features

✓1080p (2MP) at 15fps from a 1/3in sensor
✓2.0mm lens with a 155° diagonal view
✓Infrared night vision up to 5 m
✓PIR motion detection over 110° and up to 6 m
✓Local and remote video intercom
✓4.3-inch colour screen
✓Doorbell, power and screen wake-up buttons
✓microSD up to 512GB; EZVIZ CloudPlay storage
✓Fits peephole holes from 16.5 to 50 mm
✓4,600mAh battery (EZVIZ UK page)
✓Built-in chime (EZVIZ UK page)

Pros & Cons

Pros

+ 4.3-inch colour screen
+ Wide 155° diagonal view
+ microSD up to 512GB
+ Up to 90 days of standby at 5 minutes of use a day, per EZVIZ’s UK page
+ Local and remote video intercom

Cons

− 2.4GHz Wi-Fi only
− No face detection
− No Alexa or Google Assistant named on EZVIZ’s DP2C pages

Setup & Installation

These are EZVIZ’s general add-device steps rather than DP2C-specific ones: download the EZVIZ app, register an EZVIZ account with your email or phone number and log in. Connect your phone to 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, tap + on the app’s home page and scan the QR code on the device label. Then follow the instructions in the app to connect it to your Wi-Fi. The verification code is normally on the device label too.

EZVIZ lists a Quick Start Guide in the box, along with the panel, mounting base, power cable and six screws.

Common Problems & Fixes

Running into issues? Our EZVIZ camera troubleshooting guide covers step-by-step fixes taken from EZVIZ’s own support pages, including offline, won’t connect to Wi-Fi and SD card not recording.

Who Should Buy It

Anyone who wants a peephole doorbell with a 4.3-inch colour screen and microSD recording.

Verdict

The EZVIZ DP2C puts a 1080p camera with a 155° diagonal view and a 4.3-inch colour screen on your door, with microSD recording up to 512GB. The EZVIZ CP4 has a 4.3-inch touch screen and a 166° diagonal view.

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