1080P Wireless Home Camera - 2 Pack

I'm coming from the universe where paying $100 a pop for each Nest camera I added. was reasonable Over the years their camera improved, but only incrementally, they were not so easy to set-up, temperamental once setup and they always ran HOT - which was concerning.Along comes Wyze, I waited till v2 dropped to try them out. I have 5 cameras so far, and plan to add another 8 over the next year assuming they continue to work.I'm just frigging shocked at this product. First, the device is beautiful - from the unboxing to the range of motion, sturdiness of the build, and the magnetic disc you can opt to use to hang it. The cord is flat (and long), it's like an Apple product. Very well thought through and executed on.The video quality is also very good, I'm not sure how the resolution compares to the Nest/Dropcam but it works for me. I have some at the top of a 22' wall looking out from the house and indeed I wish the resolution were higher, but I'm not sure any camera could deliver on these very long / wide shots. For house interior, garage, front of the house, pool area - it delivers exactly what I need it to - the faces of people coming in, what's going on etc.$20 a pop is just nuts. I mean, the thing actually speaks to you when you setup each device, guiding you through the install. Just about the easiest tech device setup I've ever accomplished.The app is similarly easy to use and intuitive. When you plug in a micro sd card it just shows up etc.Wishlist:- Wish there were a Mac app - not just app on my phone- Wish I could turn all of my cameras on to motion recording at once (like when leaving the house) instead of one-by-one- Wish there were a true waterproof-housing created by the company (right now using DIY solution)Wyze must be so disruptive to other companies like Nest etc. My own gut feeling says that the negative reviews you see may be planted here. Verified buyer or not. $20 to leave a negative review against a competitor is darn cheap. I've had no problem with security, I have a very strong password on my account and if anyone is getting to my cameras directly through the servers - I've never seen a hint of it.All my cameras point out into the house, all anyone would see is clothed people walking around, living life. I have one in my bedroom but it's on a simple extension cord with a switch. I simply switch it off when I'm home and on when we leave the house.. A camera with no power can't record much. Who is to say that Nest or any other firm could do better in the long run. On a monthly basis we see one giant company after the next get hacked.. It can (and probably will) happen to most companies. The common sense answer (for me), is if you have ANY camera in your kids room, or your bedroom - have it on a power switch (like you do your lights), and watch how you place them - not towards your computer desk etc.Love this company - mainly because I love their product and how easy, enjoyable and effective it has (so far) been. If things change I'll be the first to update my review.

These are amazing security cameras! I bought these after experiencing what I thought was a burglary (turns out my HOA just broke into my unit without notifying me lol) while I was gone, and I really just needed some means of feeling safe in my home.These cameras, and the Ring Alarm system I later installed, have really helped with that! The video quality is fantastic and I appreciate the notifications I get from the app for noise and sound alerts. Day or night, I get a crystal clear image and pretty clear sound, and I’ve used the camera mics before to get my dad’s attention when he house sits for me.It’s because of these cameras that I also ended up ordering the Wyze outdoor cam. I haven’t set that one up yet, but I’m really satisfied with the affordability and usability of the cameras from this company. Love them!

These cameras are great, I had ordered two the first time and now I ordered two more, it’s better to order two because you get a better price. As far as the quality goes these are great. They are the same quality as the Ring and Nest cameras. Trust me these provide the same quality for less money and that is worth it for me. I am an I.T. Person and I did my extensive research on these and I certainly say these are worth it for sure. I recommend you get the SD cards on the side if you want continuous recording but if not, then the 14 day free cloud storage is great as well. 14 days for free is all you need but it only records motion events which are 12 seconds long. FYI these cameras have to be plugged into a wall outlet at all times in case anyone was wondering. If you want to mount these outside these are great also even though they say indoor cameras. I bought some outdoor cover mounts on as well, they have different kinds it’s just up to you or what you like. Post 10/5/2019

I started life with 2 of these. I liked these so much, I bought 8 more, for a total of 10. I mounted an older iPad next to my front door to use exclusively for this purpose using an Anker tablet mount, since we’re not really using the iPad anyway. The first camera that is right outside my front door also doubles as an intercom. When I press the microphone icon in the wizeapp, I can tell someone I’ll be right there,,,, and they can answer back. There is only a 1 second delay.Using the wyzeapp, I can toggle from camera to camera as needed. It’s a little clunky, but the system is made up of stuff that I already had around my house except the cameras, so I’m not out much money for what I got. The app is made for a phone, so when you first view it via an ipad, it’s in vertical mode with is a bit annoying. But when you enlarge it, it goes into landscape mode, which is workable. So when you flip from camera to camera, it goes back vertical. If they made an iPad app that would be perfect. Not really complaining,,,,, for the price these camera hold their own against the bigger players. For less than $300 I built a 10 camera security station that I can toggle from camera to camera and constantly monitor the perimeter of my property. I’m very happy.We also have these tied in to our echo show 2. There is about a 5 second delay using Alexa, verses a 2 second delay using the wyzeapp. But it’s phenomenal what we can do with these for so little money.Jut for a side note, if your buying these to tie in to Alexa, it works but their server is down about 20 percent of the time. Alexa will just say "hmmmm, I cant seem to connect to the camera. The wizeapp still works fine during this issue. Using them for Alexa into an echo show is a pretty crude way. I bought these specifically to use with Alexa,,,, but now I have them all running, I find I prefer the wizeapp anyway. Less delay and more dependable.

purchased this double pack of Wyze cameras for about fifty bucks from here on . this is a great buy. the set up is easy peasy to do using the Wyze app which you have to install on your phone.put one of these cameras in the garage to take a live look inside the garage to see if family got home, and also to make sure the big garage door is closed. the night vision works, but of course it's mostly dark at night for objects in the distance far away from the camera. but it shows me the edges/outlines of the car(s) to let me know which car(s) are there or not. really just want to know who's home based on which car(s) are in the garage or not. during the day when some light gets in from the outside, can of course see more in the garage.put the second other camera in a window by the front door. primarily set this second camera to have the motion detection turned on but turned off the night vision because the built-in infrared lights on the camera reflect back from the window which at night then blinds the camera. there is some light outside from other houses and so can see shapes at night. but the camera looking out the window by the front door works better with motion detection during daylight. will have to figure out a workaround for the front door at night -- like maybe keeping the regular porch light turned on at night using a timer. [EDIT: have since installed a RING Doorbell2 outside the front door. the RING Doorbell has built-in nightvision with IR which is rated at 850nm, the same 850nm required for the WYZE cam, and since the RING doorbell is outside, the RING infrared works for both the RING doorbell and the WYZE cam pointed out from behind the frontdoor side window without blinding the WYZE cam; but since the RING doorbell's IR only turns on when the RING doorbell cam's nightvision is on, then have to use the RING app and the WYZE app on separate phones to view LIVE video at the same time -- otherwise can view recorded WYZE video from the WYZE cam to see the outside being lit up for a moment or however long the RING doorbell's infrared is turned on.]what is nice is you can remotely view what the cameras are looking at by using the Wyze app when you are elsewhere. there are the free 12-second recordings which are stored in the cloud. but that's only 12 seconds meaning when the 12 seconds are up then the recording is cut off in the middle of whatever activity was being detected. you could subscribe to Wyze's Complete Motion Capture service for a dollar-and-a-half per camera per month for longer continuous recordings stored in the cloud. that's not too bad if you only want to subscribe for just one camera -- but that could add up to be too much if you want to subscribe for a lot of cameras. another option is to put an 32gb sd card in the camera to record longer locally on the camera. [EDIT: put my extra 32gb sd card in the cam and it's recording on the sd card for me. will have to compare between Wyze's Complete Detection Capture service and using the sd card to see which is better -- but may end up using both? oh, and yes, you can access the sd card recordings on the Wyze app. although don't know about extracting the videos.][EDIT: there seems to be either an almost instantaneous notification alert which you get on your phone -- or there is a delay when you get a notification alert of activity seen by the cam. doesn't seem to be instantaneous notification in real time ALL the time. maybe because it has to start recording before alerting you? oh well that may be close enough to real time.]so far myself very pleased with this double pack of Wyze cameras -- and plan to get more because they are so inexpensive and easy to set up and use.