WYZE Cam v4, 2.5K QHD WiFi Indoor/Outdoor Smart Home Security Camera, Pet/Baby Monitor, Motion Activated Spotlight/Siren, Color Night Vision, 2-Way Audio, Works with Alexa & Google, Free Expert Help

The Wyze v4 camera offers excellent image quality, is very easy to set up, and the app is simple and intuitive to use. Great value for the price, I definitely recommend it.

I’ve been using two Wyze cameras—one in my living room and one in my backyard—and I’m very impressed with their performance. The video quality is clear during the day and surprisingly good at night. The motion detection works well, and I like that I can check in on my home anytime through the app, whether I’m inside or away.The setup was simple, and the cameras integrate easily with my Wi-Fi. I especially appreciate the two-way audio, which lets me talk to anyone near the cameras, and the ability to store recordings both in the cloud and on an SD card.Overall, Wyze delivers great peace of mind at a very reasonable price. I highly recommend these cameras for anyone looking for reliable home security without spending a fortune.

Great video quality, just wish the viewing area was wider. Has 3 settings for video, 360P - 2.5K - and HD, The subscription is pretty affordable at 12.99 for all your devices or 2.99 per month for a single device. Worth the money but the price on them on Amazon is the same as the price at home depot now so I will likely just get them there from now on.Make sure to get extension cables for the power the 6 foot cables they came with are fine for indoor use but installing outside will require a longer power wire.

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 consPROS:1. Easy Setup and connectivity2. Super sharp image3. great performance even outdoors4. compact design5. Micro SD card slotCONS: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.

I really like the Wyze Cam v4. It was easy to set up and started working right away. The picture is super clear, even at night. I was surprised by how well the color night vision works in the dark.The app is easy to use. I can check the camera from my phone, get alerts when it sees movement, and even talk through the camera. I also like that I can choose what areas to watch, so I don’t get too many alerts.It works both inside and outside, and it still works well even when it rains. For the price, this camera is awesome. I feel much safer with it, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone who wants a smart, simple security camera

Bought two Wyze cameras - this one and the Cam Pan V3. If you don't need the rotate this is a great choice - the streaming quality on this one is higher and it's got a light on it which I found surprisingly useful. The two-way communication is actually pretty awesome - for as small as it is the camera's mic pics up decent audio. I did find that if you're on the monitoring end and want to speak through the camera you should do so slowly and deliberately as it takes a half-second for the speaker on the camera to kick on and broadcast; it cuts you off a little so just make sure you enunciate. Night mode is neat but I never use it.I use this for on-demand monitoring rather than 24/7 security so I had to look up how to disable certain things (motion tracking boxes, automatic light/alarm, etc.) but all were, blessedly, able to be disabled. Other reviews said those settings sometimes mysteriously come back on but I haven't experienced it, but had this operational for only about 20 days now.Having had this installed for over two week I've had none of the problems others spoke about. App is surprisingly functional and stable. I wish there were a "refresh" button in it as I had to close it out and re-open a couple of times to catch up to a live feed, but other than that no big deal.I will say they REALLY like to push notifications, access to your device, and upsell their cloud service. You can always hit no, but the popups are recurrent - I've had several in the ~20 days of use so far, so likely every few days you'll be asked if you're *REALLY* sure you don't want to buy online storage.Cameras haven't disconnected at all. Again, had to restart the app a few times but they were never unavailable to me. Unless I got lucky with these units I'm guessing they ironed out the problems people were having and/or the issues folks experience are because the cameras are on the periphery of WiFi - these do take a lot of data and so a strong, consistent signal is necessary.If you're monitoring these remotely on cell signal, know you'll need a good 5G signal to get an uninterrupted live feed. If you're low on bars or busted down to LTE you'll get some chop, maybe serious chop, depending on how hairy your connection is. These are essentially like streaming Netflix so again strong, consistent data is key if you want a truly live monitor.All in all, for the price, I'm honestly blown away. They have to be making near-zero on the hardware and using cloud subscriptions to subsidize selling the units, which would explain the constant badgering to sign up. But in the end that just means I get a really serviceable entry level camera for the cost of a nice lunch.