2K + 1080p dual camera | 5,200mAh battery | 32GB built-in storage | IP65 | 2.4GHz Wi-Fi
Overview
The EZVIZ EP3x Pro is a battery video doorbell with two cameras. EZVIZ’s UK page lists a 2K (2048 x 1296) main camera and a 1080p (1920 x 1080) bottom camera, and the datasheet gives the upper lens a 162° diagonal view and the bottom lens 155°. Infrared night vision reaches 6 m, and EZVIZ’s global page says colour night vision works within 1 m when it is turned on. It has AI human shape detection, package detection, motion sensing up to 5 m across 120° and two-way talk.
It has a 5,200mAh rechargeable battery and can be powered from 8-24V AC wiring, USB-C (5V) or the EZVIZ solar panel, which EZVIZ’s UK page lists in the box. The datasheet says it works with existing mechanical or electric chimes on 8-24V AC. Storage is 32GB of built-in eMMC, plus EZVIZ CloudPlay cloud storage. It connects over 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and is rated IP65. EZVIZ’s global page names Alexa and Google Assistant; with Google you get live streaming only, with no incoming video calls or chime.
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Good to Know
EZVIZ recommends pairing the EP3x Pro with the EZVIZ CH1 chime, which is not included. EZVIZ’s global page says the chime can boost the doorbell’s Wi-Fi signal, and the CH1 manual lists 100 to 240 VAC mains power and names the EP3x Pro as compatible.
EZVIZ’s datasheet says the 32GB of built-in storage can hold up to 6 months of video history if the doorbell records 10 minutes of activity a day. EZVIZ’s support page says the doorbell works only with the solar panel included in the box.
Setup & Installation
These are EZVIZ’s general add-device steps rather than EP3x Pro-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 also lists a Quick Start Guide in the box.
If you add the CH1 chime, EZVIZ’s CH1 manual says to plug it in and wait for the light to flash blue quickly, tap + in the EZVIZ app and scan the chime’s QR code, then choose the doorbell you want to link and tap Finish.
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 not detecting motion or sending alerts.
Who Should Buy It
Anyone who wants a battery video doorbell with a second, lower camera, package detection and built-in storage, with the option of an existing 8-24V AC chime.
Verdict
The EZVIZ EP3x Pro pairs a 2K main camera with a 1080p bottom camera, package detection and 32GB of built-in storage, on a 5,200mAh battery with a solar panel in the box. If one camera is enough, the EZVIZ HP3 Pro has the same 2K resolution, 5,200mAh battery and IP65 rating, with human shape detection only.
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