Wyze Cam v3 with Color Night Vision, Wired 1080p HD 

 Indoor/Outdoor Video Camera, 

 

2-Way Audio,Works with Alexa,Google Assistant,IFTAR

 

 

Brand	WYZE
Model Name	Wyze Cam v3
Connectivity Technology	Wired
Special Feature	Night Vision,Motion Sensor,Weather Resistant,Starlight Sensor,Two Way Audio

 Last Price :$35.98

 

About this item

 

• Color night vision: An all-new Starlight Sensor records night time video in full, vivid color. The Starlight Sensor can see full color in environments up to 25x darker than traditional video cameras and the new f/1.6 aperture captures 2x more light.
• Indoor/Outdoor: Wyze Cam v3 is a wired video camera with an IP65 rating so you can confidently install it outside in the rain or inside in the kids’ room. Wyze Outdoor Power Adapter (sold separately) required for outdoor use. Phone Compatibility - Android 5.0+, iOS 9.0+.
• Motion & Sound detection: Wyze Cam records video when motion or sound is detected and sends an alert straight to your phone. Motion Detection Zones and custom settings allow you to adjust the sensitivity of detection or turn it off completely.
• 24/7 Continuous Recording: Continuous video recording with a 32GB Micro SD card (sold separately). Just insert the Micro SD into the base of the Wyze Cam and you’re all set.
• IFTTT certified connect all of your different apps and devices. When you sign up for a free account, you can enable your apps and devices to work together.

 

 Product Description 

 

Cam v3 is the third generation of Wyze's flagship camera, Wyze Cam. Like its predecessor, Wyze Cam v3 lets you view and record 1080p video directly from the Wyze Mobile App. 

New to the Wyze Cam v3 is its waterproof design, allowing for an installation with an IP65 rating. Wyze Cam v3 also uses a new Starlight sensor that enables extreme low-light performance and displays great detail in the dark.

With Wyze Cam v3's colored night view, nighttime video recording appears as if it were day.

 

 

 Review 

 

Let's be honest, for the price, it's hard to complain  about a 1080 indoor/outdoor camera that works pretty well. also for cloud storage  and the video quality is pretty good. However, in 2022, I'm still shocked at how poor the feature set is at the companies that make these products. 

First of all, every brand should have  local and cloud storage options. Tick ​​this box. I see a  lot of break-ins in  and even  thieves have learned how to grab the camera, rip the  doorbell off the camera, etc.

If you have local external storage that the cameras are recording on, remove it  from your router/modem and hide it (it should be better WiFi) or they will find it and take it too. So we can debate the privacy of cloud storage, but you really want a system with  local and cloud recording and preferably 24/7 cloud recording for all wired cameras.

I can't count the number of break-ins I've seen where the owner had cameras but  ended up with no video or at best a few notifications on their phone with no  records. 7 days a week is ideal, you want to be able to switch back to a camera feed in case something weird happens. 

For example, if most people  have a camera in their front yard, they set it up so they don't get alerted about cars and people on the sidewalk. It is understandable that you will receive a notification every 5 minutes.

However, if  your neighbors mention that a stranger's car was parked across the street or that a stranger recently walked by, you'll want to be able to go back and look at footage from the past few days.Wyze can't do that last part, all you can get are cloud motion notification records. You can do this from the camera if you use 24/7 recording to  SD card.

 

 Geo fencing for multiple  people, this is what really surprises me that more companies don't have it. If it's 24/7 outdoor  cameras or you live alone it might not be a big deal, 

but the fact that more companies can't geo fence all family members  is very annoying, and unless all family members are busy doing the manual one Turn cameras on/off, you're bombarded with notifications (which you'll soon ignore) or the cameras won't turn on when nobody's home,  of those are good.

 Wyze can't do this, and after using systems with this capability, this was a deal breaker. Integration is the last part which is difficult but important.For example, it would be nice if  the camera in the backyard saw someone at  say 9pm. 

They had one to  see what's going on. Worse still, the features change depending on the equipment even on the same brand, some cameras for Brand X record to the cloud, some don't, some work with Alexa, some don't, even if you settle on the changes from the single brand functionality . 

Now I  understand you can't record 24/7 with battery cameras, but you'll see wired cameras for one brand, some record to the cloud, some don't. t, some only record clips in the cloud, others 24/7, etc.

Moving ahead as a consumer, probably on purpose. Many will say "works with Alexa," but it's hard to pinpoint exactly what features are present. Can you  ask Alexa to show the video on an echo show? 

Can Alexa notify you? On notification, can Alexa automatically play the video from the camera when motion is detected, etc.? to know the limits. Said for the price, the  can be done a lot worse than these.

 

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Is Wyze Cam v3 smart as a security camera? 

onerous to Beat. The Wyze Cam V3 is one in all the foremost feature-rich home security cameras you'll be able to buy, notwithstanding you're willing to pay additional money. It not solely delivers high-quality 1080p video, it additionally offers color night vision, native and cloud storage, intelligent motion and sound detection, and voice control.

What is the difference between Wyze Cam and Wyze Cam v3?

Image output of Wyze Cam v3 with Color Night Vision, Wired  HD 1080p. Little light is needed. Starlight CMOS sensor for clear vision in very low light conditions. Wired features, not wireless or battery powered (so no charging required).

Do WYZE cameras use a lot of WiFi? 

The amount of data your Wyze camera uses depends on how long you use it and other features like high definition.

 If you're recording in high definition, you can expect  four to seven MB per minute to be used. The default definition, on the other hand, consumes one to two MB per minute.