EZVIZ

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EZVIZ, officially Hangzhou EZVIZ Network Co., Ltd., is a manufacturer of smart home appliances. It is a subsidiary of Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Co., Ltd.

EZVIZ

Basic information
Founded	2013
Legal structure	Subsidiary
Industry	Smart Home Appliances
Official website	https://www.ezviz.com/

Local network access

Some of EZVIZ security cameras do not provide an easy way to use them without using their cloud. For example, the HP2 peephole camera, when connected to a home Wi-Fi network, requires streaming the video through EZVIZ cloud.

Firmware update breaking RTSP

In 2023 users reported that a firmware update has disabled RTSP. Users had to re-enable it in the mobile app in order to continue having local access to their cameras.