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

Unifi. G6 entry and G6 Turrets. The POE response time is outstanding. Recently migrated from a Wyze Cam setup. Those are good cams, just didn’t really like the ecosystem or response time. I feel like they lost their way. I was an OF fanboy too ☹️. I’ve started migrating my Wyze V3 cams to thingino an

reolink works great, but if you get some Wyze V3's those can work with thingino firmware which effectively makes them app-less. Note that V4 are NOT supported

nice, been waiting for cloud recording on these for ages. the app not being ready yet is classic wyze though, they always split the launch like this at least the firmware is out so when the app drops i can just update everything in one go. hope the bug fixes are for that random disconnect thing, my

The answer Wyze gave you is true but misleading and not related to your situation. New users can't sign up for Cam Plus Lite now (the grandfathered person detection and 12 second cloud recording) but you said you already had it. ...was told yrs ago that I will be grandfathered in so I would have Wyz

Unifi cameras managed with Unifi Protect. I had run Unifi networking gear for years and my Dream Machine Pro router includes a hard drive bay and Protect built in. I have a mix of PoE and USB powered cams plus their Doorbell Pro. WAY better experience than Wyze. I still use some other Wyze products

I've got two - one in my garage and one on my patio looking towards the backyard. Image quality is OK being just 2K. I also bought a Wyze Cam V3 Pro and it's crap. Supposedly 2.5K yet the image looks very similar. The problem with Wyze is they keep trying to upsell you on cloud storage and you have

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

Holy shit this great. I can convert my old Wyze v3's over and ditch the app altogether. AND it bakes in ONVIF support so I can integrate some older cams into my UniFi Protect? Hell yeah man, THANK YOU.

Yes, previously, I was able to freely scroll back through the last hour-ish of footage to check for something roughly minute-by-minute, although wasn't always accurate and needed to jump around a bit. Now, I'm only able to jump to when Wyze has identified "events", but sometimes I want to scroll a m