Reviews are independent. Prices are indicative (SGD) and change often — always check the latest price before buying. We may earn a commission from some links.
An EZVIZ smart lock is an appealing option for Singapore homes already leaning on EZVIZ for cameras, because the locks and cameras live in the same app and can work together, for example a video call to your phone when someone stands at the door. EZVIZ has expanded from security cameras into digital locks with fingerprint, PIN, card and app unlock, and some models add a built-in camera or video peephole. This guide covers where EZVIZ locks fit for HDB and condo doors, and how they stack up against the digital lock brands most fitted here. The appeal is a single app for both your front-door camera and the lock itself, so a knock at the door can pop up as a video alert on your phone wherever you are.
We wrote this for buyers who like the idea of a single EZVIZ ecosystem for cameras and locks, as well as those simply cross-shopping value smart locks. We weighed app integration, unlock methods, build quality for our climate and local support and availability. If you want a connected lock that ties neatly into an EZVIZ camera setup, read on — and we have flagged the strongest all-round alternatives so you can compare fairly. We also cover the practical points that catch people out: matching the lock to your door type, confirming a seller offers genuine local warranty, and making sure your Wi-Fi reaches the door for the video features to work. Buy into EZVIZ for the ecosystem, and the camera-plus-lock combination genuinely adds something a standalone lock cannot.
What to look for in Singapore
- App and ecosystem fit: EZVIZ locks shine when paired with EZVIZ cameras in the same app for unified alerts.
- Door and gate compatibility, confirming mortise, rim or gate fit for your HDB or condo entrance.
- Unlock methods such as fingerprint, PIN, card and app, plus video features on camera-equipped models.
- Local warranty and servicing, since after-sales support varies between sellers of value brands.
- Battery life and an emergency backup terminal so a flat battery never locks you out.
- Build quality against tropical heat and humidity for long-term reliability.
- Wi-Fi and gateway needs if you want remote unlock, video calls and access logs.
- Transparent installed pricing in SGD, comparing bundles with EZVIZ cameras where relevant.
At a glance
| Model | Best for | Key spec | Indicative price | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EZVIZ Video Smart Lock — camera-equipped | EZVIZ camera households | Fingerprint, PIN, built-in camera | $400–$800 | ★★★★☆ |
| EZVIZ Fingerprint Smart Lock — value pick | Keyless on a budget | Fingerprint, PIN, card, app | $300–$600 | ★★★★☆ |
| igloohome Mortise 2+ — smart access | Best local support | Fingerprint, PIN, offline codes | $400–$700 | ★★★★★ |
| Kaadas Digital Locks — feature-rich | Most features per dollar | Face / fingerprint, push-pull | $500–$1,200 | ★★★★★ |
The picks
Editor’s Choice
EZVIZ Video Smart Lock
EZVIZ’s camera-equipped locks are the standout pick for homes already using EZVIZ cameras, adding a built-in door camera or video peephole that pings your phone when someone approaches. The unified app experience is the real draw for existing EZVIZ users.
Pros
- Built-in camera and video alerts
- Unified EZVIZ app with cameras
- Fingerprint, PIN and app unlock
Cons
- Best value only within EZVIZ ecosystem
- Video features rely on Wi-Fi
Best Value
EZVIZ Fingerprint Smart Lock
For keyless entry without the camera premium, EZVIZ’s standard fingerprint locks offer fingerprint, PIN, card and app unlock at keen prices. A sensible budget-friendly choice, especially if you may add EZVIZ cameras later.
Pros
- Affordable keyless entry
- Multiple unlock methods
- Ties into EZVIZ ecosystem
Cons
- App polish trails top brands
- Confirm local warranty before buying
Best local support
igloohome Mortise 2+
If ecosystem tie-in matters less than reliability, igloohome’s flagship main-door lock offers clever offline guest PINs, an optional Bridge for remote control and genuine Singapore support. The safest all-round main-door choice.
Pros
- Local brand with strong support
- Offline algorithmic guest PINs
- Bridge-ready for remote access
Cons
- No integrated camera
- Remote needs the add-on Bridge
Most features
Kaadas Digital Locks
Kaadas is one of the most installed lock brands on HDB doors, packing face recognition, fingerprint and push-pull convenience at competitive prices. A dependable, feature-rich alternative if you are cross-shopping beyond EZVIZ.
Pros
- Feature-rich for the money
- Face and fingerprint options
- Widely installed and serviced
Cons
- App polish varies
- Large range needs guidance
The verdict
EZVIZ smart locks are a smart buy for homes already invested in EZVIZ cameras, especially the video-lock models, but for pure reliability and local support the igloohome Mortise 2+ or a Kaadas lock are the safer all-round choices.
Frequently asked questions
Are EZVIZ smart locks good?
EZVIZ locks are solid value, especially the camera-equipped models for homes already using EZVIZ cameras, thanks to the unified app and video door alerts. For pure reliability and local support, igloohome and Kaadas remain strong alternatives. The right pick really comes down to whether you already own EZVIZ cameras and value seeing the lock and door camera together in one app.
Do EZVIZ locks work with EZVIZ cameras?
Yes. That is their main advantage: locks and cameras share the same EZVIZ app, so you get combined alerts and, on video-lock models, a camera view of who is at the door.
Do EZVIZ smart locks need Wi-Fi?
Basic fingerprint and PIN unlock work offline, but remote unlock, video calls and access logs need Wi-Fi. Camera-equipped models rely on a stable 2.4GHz connection for their video features. Position your router so a strong signal reaches the front door, and if coverage is weak there, a mesh node or extender near the entrance keeps video and remote unlock working reliably.
Is an EZVIZ lock suitable for an HDB flat?
Yes, provided the model matches your door type and you buy from a seller offering local warranty. Confirm mortise, rim or gate fit before purchase, and buy from a seller who can install and service the lock locally rather than a bare parallel import.
How much do EZVIZ smart locks cost?
Indicative installed pricing runs roughly $300–$800 depending on whether you choose a standard fingerprint lock or a camera-equipped video model. Bundling a lock with EZVIZ cameras can sometimes trim the overall outlay, so ask about package deals if you are kitting out the whole entrance at once.
Related guides
Planning a smarter home?
Tell us your space and budget — we’ll point you to the right devices, or connect you with a supplier.
