Cam v3

The fix is to stop viewing through the Wyze app entirely and put the cameras behind your own RTSP/WebRTC layer, then throw a kiosk dashboard on the TV. Easiest route, no firmware flashing: docker-wyze-bridge (mrlt8 on GitHub). It logs into your Wyze account, pulls most cams (including the 2K/v4 stuf

Thin ribbon right angle USB cable - approx $4 on aliexpress, it tucks under the seal and outside. I have a Wyze Cam v3 connected with it (no photo it's night here!). Has worked fine for 3 years or so.

I love it when people so confidently say stuff like "no it doesn't" or "you are wrong" without doing a little research first. go2RTC natively supports Wyze cams (locally) now, even without RTSP. It's better than the the new RTSP firmware because is also supports two way audio. I tested it on a Wyze

It works great, as long as you have a reliable internet connection. RTSP firmware unchains you from having to use wyze services, you can use your cameras with whatever service you want that supports RTSP. Free services, paid services, anything. i run all my cameras up the the V3 Pan Cam, after that

They did not strip RTSP. They haven't removed any features of any cameras with firmware or otherwise. The notes on this say: Wyze Cam Pan v3 Beta: Version: 4.50.17.10 What’s New: Security improvements Network connectivity improvements

Currently have two Wyze Cam V3's. They are super simple to setup and are overall pretty reliable. They give us peace of mind that we can check on the house when we aren't home. Love that you can get the basics for free unlike other similar cameras from other companies.

If your phone is on the same network as the camera, you dont need internet (unless you want to access the cloud service). As long as you have a good wifi router you can get signal for 100+ yards. Even the cheap cameras can do playback for a week or so with a a decent microSD. I got the Wyze cam v3 P

I've had zero issues with v3s and despite having 5 models of wyze cams the v3 is still the most rock solid of them all rarely having any connectivity issues, outperforms them all. Simply put it's still the best model of cam I own.

Have 2 Wyze v3 (not the pan) for a couple years now near Winnipeg. No issues at all. Impressive for a cheap camera.

Wyze isn't terrible value for the hardware. From the Thingino perspective, once you've flashed the cam, the brand and their listed feature set doesn't matter. What does still matter is the relative power of the processor they used, the quality and resolution of their image sensor, and the performanc