Home security is about to get a lot cheaper in Pakistan. EZVIZ, the global smart home brand, has announced its 11.11 shopping promotion for Pakistan, offering discounts of up to 60 percent on selected smart security products — indoor cameras, outdoor cameras and a smart fingerprint lock — through participating local sales channels including Daraz Pakistan.
The announcement, made from Hangzhou on 3 November 2026, covers four South Asian markets — Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal — but the Pakistan line-up is the one local buyers will care about. The deals run from 10 November at 8pm until 21 November at 11:59pm, giving shoppers nearly twelve days to pick up a camera or a smart lock at the lowest prices of the year.
What is on offer in Pakistan — cameras inside, outside and at the door
The Pakistan promotion brings together three kinds of products: indoor cameras, outdoor security cameras and smart entry devices. Leading the featured list is the EZVIZ TY1 Pro Pan and Tilt Smart Home Camera, an indoor camera that can turn to follow movement around a room, and the EZVIZ H9c Dual-Lens Pan and Tilt Wi-Fi Camera, a dual-lens outdoor model built to watch a wider area at once.
Also in the promotion are the EZVIZ H1c Smart Home Wi-Fi Camera for indoor spaces, the EZVIZ H90 Dual-Lens Pan and Tilt Wi-Fi Camera for outdoor use, and the EZVIZ DL05 Smart Fingerprint Lock — a smart lock that opens with a fingerprint instead of a key. Together they cover the three places most households want protected: the rooms inside, the gate and driveway outside, and the front door itself.
When the sale runs — and why the dates matter
Timing is the detail shoppers most often get wrong with 11.11, so it is worth stating plainly. In Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh the EZVIZ promotion runs from 10 November at 8pm to 21 November at 11:59pm. That is a longer window than the single-day sales of the past: the deals stay open for almost twelve days, but the best-priced stock on popular models can still sell out early.
Buyers should also note that promotional prices, discounts and product availability vary by market and by sales channel. The “up to 60 percent” figure is the maximum discount across the selected range — not every camera will carry the full 60 percent off, and the exact price of each model will depend on where it is bought. Checking the price on Daraz Pakistan before the sale starts, and again once it opens, is the simplest way to tell a real bargain from a routine discount.
Why EZVIZ is pushing smart security in Pakistan now
The sale comes as EZVIZ expands its footprint in Pakistan. The company, which counts more than 230 million registered users worldwide, has been building a local presence with indoor and outdoor security cameras, and its own announcements describe Pakistan as entering a new era of smart home security. For many Pakistani households, the barrier has been price: CCTV camera prices have often put proper home security out of reach, and the 11.11 promotion is aimed squarely at that gap.
The timing also lines up with Daraz Pakistan’s 11.11, the platform’s biggest sale of the year, which is already under way and runs until 21 November. EZVIZ products will be available through participating local sales channels including Daraz, so buyers can compare the EZVIZ deals against the wider 11.11 offers on the same platform — and use Daraz-exclusive vouchers on top of the headline discounts where they apply.
What to check before you buy a smart camera
A discounted camera is only a good buy if it fits the home it is going into. Indoor cameras such as the TY1 Pro and H1c suit living rooms and hallways, where a pan-and-tilt lens can cover a whole room from one corner. Outdoor models such as the H9c and H90 need weather protection and a reliable Wi-Fi signal at the gate or driveway — worth testing before the sale ends, not after.
For the DL05 fingerprint lock, buyers should confirm it fits their existing door before ordering, and remember that a smart lock is only as useful as the household’s comfort with keyless entry. And as with any 11.11 purchase, the safest approach is to buy from the official brand store or a verified seller on Daraz, keep the order receipt, and check the warranty terms — a camera bought in the rush of a sale still needs after-sales support if something goes wrong.
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