Cam v4, 2.5K Indoor/Outdoor Security Camera, Color Night Vision

Easy to install and set up we had bought 4 and installed and set up in about an hour . Camera quality is much better than the old models and small size is great they are compact and easily moved if needed. For just over 100 dollars well worth the money for a little security. Visibility is really good and the app is easily used and can change settings quickly if needed . Will see over the next few months how we Well they continue to work . And the subscription is much more affordable than most cameras. They are also magnetic which I did use on the inside cameras but not sure if they are strong enough to hold outside so we opted to screw it to the house outside rather then using magnets. Over all happy with the purchase of the v3 model. Big improvement over the older models.

An ideal camera for your set up. Works with eas for set up. Has great video quality and can easliy zoom on the recorded videos Very clear picture quality with sound recording. Brings a complete piece of mind. Compatible with my IPhone and Andriod devices.

I highly recommend these cameras. Picture is clear and you can turn on and off the light. I was on vacation and had one camera on the thermostat and could check the temperature any time day or night. My cat was home and I had a persistent coming every day so I could see them and make sure the temp stayed at 70 for my cat and if the pettsitter refilled water and food every day. Would buy these 4 cameras again.. Yes the pet sitter knew Ib had cameras. Any motion the cameras would record and send me a notification. Love these cameras.

Yes, yes? I like these easy to connect to my router clear picture easy setup just yes I will buy more

This camera is straight up on point and I would have given it 5 stars if not for ONE FATAL FLAW. So lets go through the pros and cons PROS: 1. Easy Setup and connectivity 2. Super sharp image 3. great performance even outdoors 4. compact design 5. Micro SD card slot CONS: 1. Useless with recovering a recorded video (let me explain) Remember that Micro SD card slot which is designed to record video. If you use the app to view the video it will play great. However, if you remove the SD card slot to download the video this is where the design falls apart. The video is broken into 1 minute intervals. Let;s say you manually recorded an event that was on your camera that lasted an hour and a half. Now you have to find the folder for the day in question....Then find the folder for the hour (in this case and hour and half... two folders) in question..... within this folder you will have 60 videos (60 seconds in length).....now you have to import it into a video editing software and stitch these 90 video segments together. so that you now have the video that you asked the software to manually record in the first place. That you should have the ability to download in its entirety. WYZE you got to do better than that. Other than that one aspect...great camera.

Even without the SD card, these record pictures every hour of any movable activity. So you can look back for at least 24 hours to see what happened. I caught my daughter, sneaking food in the middle of the night. I guess she was hungry. I was really wondering where all my food was going.

As I have seen in past reviews, if I could give a negative star I would emphatically do so. From my experience and perspective this product is pure trash /garbage, the Wyze company has shady business policies, and there is virtually no interest in customer service. Now to the WHY- I purchased the product to provide remote security for a second home we recently inherited. We wanted to be alerted to someone coming on the property, plus we wanted to have a periodic view of the home. I would assume a remote purpose would be fairly common, and constitute a reasonable number of their customers. We purchased 4 cameras which we installed on a recent visit. The purchase was coordinated with the visit. The cameras were installed 5 days from the date of purchase. The setup was relatively easy, and the cameras appeared to operational. BUYERS BEWARE... When setting up the camera you will come to a no go-stop step. You will need to purchase a subscription before being allowed to progress. I did not see this mentioned in any of the reviews or literature published by Wyze. I had to purchase a subscription for each individual camera. In total this amounted to ~$425 that I did not anticipate. We left the residence the next day. Everything was operational when we left. Upon arriving at our permanent residence we checked the camera status. Everything was offline and not operational. We researched all the trouble shooting material published by Wyze. The remote reset did not work. At this point we reached out to the Wyze customer service team. It is essentially all AI for the first couple of layers. We finally spoke with a member of their technical team. The only trouble shooting solution that was offered was a manual reboot, ie, unplug the device-wait 10 sec- and then plug it back in. I attempted to explain that we purchased the device as a remote option. It is a 12 hour travel to the residence. A manual reboot was just not practical. I requested a refund. I told them I would return the devices when I returned to the residence and removed them. They stated that they only have a 30 day return window, and that I could not queue the refund request. As such, the devices were completely inoperable less than 24 hours after installation or 7 days from purchase. BUYER BEWARER #2. There entire customer service service appears to be entirely AI. They do not offer the option to speak with a team member of representative. Everything is by email, and the responses are classic AI. If you are intending to purchase this device as a remote option, look for a different product. If you want customer service to support your purchase, choose another vendor. As for my purchase, it will be going in the dumpster where it belongs

These wired Wi-Fi cameras are small, high quality, and, if you have an SD card, subscription-free. They are quick to connect, notify you when they lose their Wi-Fi connection, and come with a nifty app. They can do motion detection, record as long as your card has storage, and there’s no battery to worry about. Highly recommended for the price!

La imagen se ve muy bien , al igual que el sonido ,. Buena camara y facil de instalar,.

⭐⭐ I’m impressed!! I purchased two of the Wyze Cam v4 (2.5K HD) cameras about four months ago, and overall I’m very happy with them. Below is a breakdown of what works well and what I’ve noticed. What I Like: 1. Image quality & night vision: The clarity is excellent, even in low light. The color night vision is a big upgrade over older security cams I’ve used (Lorex). I can make out faces and details at night. I compared this to my Ring Doorbell 3 Plus that I reinstalled at the same time as these, and it’s not a comparison at all. The Wyze (to be fair, it’s newer and has more advanced technology) is much clearer during the day, and especially at night. At night, the Ring only works for items up close and rarely catches movement more than about six feet away. 2. Indoor/outdoor flexibility: These are weather rated (IP65), so I’ve used one outside under a covered porch and one on the eve of the house. The one on the eve is exposed to so much more weather, and is handling it like a champ. They handle light rain/dampness just fine (so far)…snow is coming; we will see about how that is! 3. Motion-activated spotlight + siren: When motion is detected, the LED spotlight and voice warning kick in. Both are optional and you can shut them off, but having the spot light turn on is lovely. This light is bright enough to avoid putting on our outside light at night. This is helpful as a deterrent. The siren is fairly loud, but not something I require the use of. 4. Setup & app usability: Setup was straightforward. The magnets on the bases are amazing, plus each cam comes with permanent mounting hardware. I have yet to use the permanent mounts; the magnets are prefect. The one cam is stuck upside down to a metal piece under the eve, and it’s stayed through crazy wind and weather without issue. The other is resting on a screw on the handrail of the deck and it doesn’t move either. The Wyze app is intuitive, and switching between my two cameras is seamless. The dual audio (two-way) works well when I check in. 5. Value for money: For the features you get (2.5K resolution, weather rating, color night vision, motion alerts, etc.), this is a strong value. I feel like I got “more cam for the money.” Who’d have thought for $50 I could get a great quality security camera? ⚠️ What I’ve Noticed / What Could Be Better • Power / wiring limitations These are wired cameras (not battery based). If your location is far from a power outlet, you need to order longer cables. I had to order a couple of 20 foot cables separately since I didn’t have an outlet 5 feet away. This was a bit of a hassle. • Motion detection false positives: Occasionally, I get alerts from shifting shadows, or leaves/branches blowing in the wind. And sometimes I get alerts from rain. Let’s not forget spiderwebs and the odd moth. The detection isn’t perfect. You’ll want to fine-tune your sensitivity settings and zones to reduce false alerts. During rainstorms, I reduce my sensitivity a fair bit so if a still get alerts but not hundreds over a short period. • Latency / lag: There’s a slight (or sometimes a little longer) delay (a second or two, up to 5 to 10 seconds) between motion and when the live feed shows up. It’s not a deal breaker, but worth noting if you’re expecting instant response. I suspect this is due to my Wifi and not the cameras/app themselves. I did not want to wire any camera with Ethernet direct again, so this is the cost of using wireless, in my opinion. • Subscription vs local recording To get advanced features (person, package, pet detection), a Cam Plus subscription helps. But if you don’t want to pay, local microSD recording is viable, though you lose some “smart detection” features. And this was the basic subscription I got, not the Cam Unlimited Pro. The Unlimited Pro actually recognizes faces you have saved in the app as family/friends (which makes notifications of people a lot easier), allows you to search with a search button for specific events (rather than scrolling nonstop), 60 day cloud backup (vs 14 on Cam Plus), etc. I didn’t need this feature, but did want cloud backup so I chose the Cam Plus. 💡 Tips / Best Practices l • Place the camera at about 7–9 ft height (2–3 meters); high enough to reduce tampering, low enough for good detail. • Point the motion zone toward typical movement paths (walkway, door, driveway) to reduce stray triggers. • Use decent microSD cards (if using local storage); go for brands with good write speed and reliability. • Test the setup at night after installation to ensure the color night vision works well where you place it. In summary: If you’re looking for an affordable, capable camera for both indoor and outdoor use, the Wyze Cam v4 is a strong pick. Between my two units, I haven’t had any major issues yet, and I feel confident in their performance. Of course, like all cameras, they aren’t perfect; but for the price and features, I’d recommend it.

Can't see the video recorded unless you need to pay monthly subscription for each camera.

Camera is fine and a reasonable priced at around £50 each but the cost of using the clever detection and storage feature is ridiculous. £140 per year for their enhanced detection. Anywhere you go in the app it is trying to flog you their subscription service. It also doesn't work with Apple Home which is why I bought it.

Las mejores cámaras. Aún mejor precio la imagen es increíble. La opción como la tengo configurada es que no graba en tiempo completo sino que graba cuando hay movimiento. Excelente para mascotas