When connecting a security camera the usual practise is to find a spot to position it inside or outside of your home but EZVIZ has released a camera that can roam around your house because it’s on wheels.
EZVIZ TAMO AIR
Tech Guide took a look at the EZVIZ Tamo Air at the IFA show in Berlin.
It has a large wheel on either side of the camera and is built with a self-righting design so it can never tip over.
This is the sort of camera people would buy to check up on their pets.
Users can log in to the camera and steer it around their home until they find their pets.
It comes with its own little charging stand so it’ll always be powered up and ready to patrol your home.
EZVIZ WEARABLE VLOGGING CAMERA
We also saw on the EZVIZ stand at IFA a wearable first-person vlogging camera.
The idea is you’d be able to wear the camera to capture your experience while being able to enjoy the live view on the charging case.
This will give users the ability to create content and capture moments without the need to pull out their smartphone or use a larger dedicated digital camera.
Despite its small design and 39g weight – it can still capture 4K wide-angle video.
Is also waterproof to a depth of 10m
EZVIZ EP4 WIRE-FREE DIGITAL PEEPHOLE
Another product customers can look forward to is the EZVIZ EP4 wire-free peephole door viewer.
The EP4 has two parts: a front outward-facing camera on the door that links to a 5.5-inch digital display on the inside of the door.
When installed customers can see what’s happening and it can also be used as a doorbell.
This is ideal for renters who want to improve their security without the need to drill holes in any walls or mount anything permanently.
All these EZVIZ products will arrive in Australia in late 2026 or early 2027.
* Stephen Fenech travelled to Berlin with support from Anker, Roborock, Dreame, Ecovacs, MOVA and EZLINK
