Cam v3

I use the WYZE Cam V3. Has good night vision and alerts with movement. Got it from Amazon. Expect them to try to climb on it if it’s in reachable distance lol.

If you’re recording in the dark, that’s where things get tricky. Most phone cameras struggle in true darkness, so unless you sleep with a lamp on, you’ll barely see anything. If you want actual night vision, a cheap indoor security cam is the easiest fix. Something like a Wyze Cam v3, TP-Link Tapo,

I use a Wyze cam v3 pro, and bought an additional storage chip for it It films in 2K, has good night vision, and can take medium length Timelapse’s (if you do more than a week timelaspe set the time interval to 10+ min) There’s an app on your phone you monitor it from, can take screenshots, and mana

I use a Wyze cam v3 for my leopard gecko. Has good video quality and night vision.

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

I actually set up a similar bird nest cam for my mom last spring, and it was such a joy watching little chicks hatch and grow. I ended up using a Wyze Cam v3 because it’s pretty compact, has really nice night vision (important for those early morning feedings!), and is weather resistant. The main do