At IFA 2026 in Germany, EZVIZ has introduced its first EZVIZ AI alongside new products designed to leverage its local-first AI.
Two new camera ranges shown off at IFA include:
- The triple-lens 90f series for ultra-vision: The 90f series will be available in wired, H90f, and battery-powered HB90f, with each offering three lenses, a triple-lens revolution of professional-grade cameras around your home. With 12x mixed zoom, they can capture details across a wide range of distances.
- The dual-lens 3K series for compact, mobile security: Need security you can position anywhere? Look no further with the basic CB30 and the more advanced CB60 models, plus high-capacity batteries, magnetic bases, and switchable 4G-WiFi connectivity.



Smart camera features are further enhanced with EZVIZ AI, delivered directly the EZVIZ MIRA advanced model system directly on and from devices, to unlock more advanced detection and management.
- EZVIZ AI CoreX home station: Without having to rely on cloud connectivity, the CoreX home station features the EZVIZ MIRA and offers large file storage, smart search using text prompts, photos and videos, and multi-device management – all with on-device AI.
Expanding on its smart entry lineup, EZVIZ is launching new Smart AI locks with both DIY and high-end choices, including the new flagship DL50FVX. This new flagship features on-device palm vein and facial unlocking, and enhanced awareness with dual lenses and a built-in screen.



The EZVIZ doorbell and peephole camera range is also expanding with new dual-lens video doorbells, including devices with an interactive local AI screen.
For villas, EZVIZ is also launching solutions designed for interaction at gates and driveways, including a video doorphone and a gate opener.
Local availability and pricing are not yet announced. For more information, visit ezviz.com/page/ifa2026.

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