Wyze Cam v3-1080p Smart Home Security Camera, Indoor & Outdoor, Color Night Vision, Motion Detection, Two-Way Audio, Works with Alexa, Google Assistant,

I have several of these cameras. Small without being very noticeable. Very clear image and easy set up. Great product for the price

I bought this to add on to existing wyze cameras around my home. Works as expected with excellent picture quality, night vision and the price is right. Super easy to connect to existing wyze account and easy overall setup as usual with wyze.

Got the v3 because it has RTSP once you enroll in beta. Great camera hope RTSP is added to the v4 also in the future.

Overall i would say it is a decent camera. A few complaints but I’ll get into that in a minute. Pro’s: Sleek look. The black blends in to scenery better in my opinion. Very easy to setup. Mounting hardware is easy (just two screws), has a magnet that’s fairly strong, very capable directionality. App functionality is fairly straightforward and works as you’d expect it to. I also have the “Cam Plus” feature, to be able to access the recordings in the app, its cheap (a couple bucks a month) and very useful - so i would highly recommend that you get that as well, it adds a considerable amount of functionality to the camera. Con’s: Most of the con’s i have are more about the app, not the camera, but I’ll list them anyways. The app can glitch out - for example while playing back footage trying to skip thru a specific time period, after about 4 “time-skips”, it just goes back to that 4th time you went to, no matter what time you actually select. Additionally, there’s another bug that happens after closing the app, then doing something else on your phone, then going back into the app - if you tap on the camera you were viewing last time you were in the app, it wont load until you manually force-kill the app and reopen it. Not a deal breaker, but annoying nonetheless. Bonus for nerds - the camera does not natively support RTSP. However - there IS a beta firmware version available on Wyze’s website, that enables it. You do need to load it on to a freshly formatted SD card, but if you are going that far, you probably have an idea of how to do that. TL;DR - I’m more than willing to put up with the con’s, due to how dirt cheap this thing is. I mean for roughly $30 you get a very functional security camera. Just suck it up and deal with the (very minor) issues!

I seem to have good luck with the Wyze V3s. Very rarely if they act up you need to delete and reinstall. Some have been up for years. I had someone remove one camera, broke the mount, threw it and stomped on it so hard it broke the SD card. Silly camera still worked all scuffed up. I was impressed. It was stuck on B&W though.