Cam Pan v4

wyze cams are cheap and easy to get running if you want something quick. a couple wyze v4’s and maybe wyze pan v3’s. they have several doorbells and other cams too, like the bulb version that screws into a lamp socket, and rechargeable wireless ones. they won’t be bulletproof, they’re also wifi. but

For anyone who sees your suggestion about baby monitors, WyZe cams work great and are very affordable. They also have color night vision so there isn't any orbs from IR light reflections. They also have the v4 model that supports a 256gb SD card so you can have like 3 weeks or more of footage saved

I find most wifi-enabled devices can be picky about network hardware. I run a Sophos firewall and an Omada access point and have zero issues with the cameras or really any wireless device which has been nice. When I used to run an ASUS Blue Cave or any SOHO off the shelf all-in-one wireless routers

I have a bunch of Wyze cameras and I find that most of the time the OG come up the quickest when I open app to view them or if internet has been rebooted. This would be in comparison to v2, v3, v3 pro, v4, pan cam 2&3. I also have a smart plug (not wyze brand but thru Hubitat) on most of them so I c

If you are trusting Wyze cams in any situation where you are going to be crying in all caps on Reddit when they fail to record something critical, you are either naive or stupid. Get yourself a couple of decent IP cams with RTSP, streaming wired to your own real, reliable data storage, not using SD

I've got a Pan 1 and a Pan 2 still in service. In fact, I picked up six Pan 3's when TikTok was clearing them out at $24 recently because I figure my entire camera fleet is aging, and the early Cam v2 and the Pan v1 might EoL soon. Oddly, my Pan v2 (not v1) is the occasionally cranky one. By cranky,