WYZE Cam Pan v3 Indoor Outdoor Security Camera IP65 Rated 1080p Pan/Tilt/Zoom Wi-Fi Smart Home Security Camera with Color Night Vision 2 Way Audio Compatible with

Absolutely amazing pieces of kit for the money. The clarity and speed of motion tracking is comparable to a lot more expensive CCTV units.

I think the wyze is the best camera on rhe market for the price no one beats wyze in price and quality. Seller is awesome, I've received my package 5 days before the scheduled day to deliver, pleased surprise thanks a lot!

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I’ve been happy with this camera overall. The setup process was straightforward and the app made it easy to connect and start using right away. The pan and tilt feature is really useful because it gives a wider view without needing multiple cameras. The video quality looks clear for everyday monitoring, and the motion tracking feature adds extra convenience for keeping an eye on pets, kids, or general activity. I also like having color night vision and the flexibility to use it indoors or outdoors. Overall, this is a solid smart camera with helpful features and good value for home monitoring.

Wise cam pan v3 out/ indoor camera was a great purchase for me. I recently moved and had someone break into my car didn’t take anything because I was having issues with my alarm so had it unlocked but it was ransacked but that was a blessing didn’t steal my car anyway these cameras are great buy to kind of keep crime from happening for me I love them haven’t had no issues they’re clear and you can zoom in on your phone to see the images up closer storage is up to 14 days. Battery I don’t know I bought extra long cords I keep mines plugged upset up was easy and for each camera you purchase you do have to pay monthly fee wish is under $10 for me pick your own package to fit your budget. They do swivel so you have a wide range of coverage I have mines outdoors I also bought extended mounts so my camera could hang out a little bit more. Pictures clear at night and during daylight. Highly recommended

These have worked for me for the past year and they are great. It looks great visually as I can zoom in and still see details You can easily see at night with it's night vision mode. For setting it up, you will need your phone and the app as it's a wireless camera that can be monitored like that, but after the set up, you don't need the app as you can let your camera record with an micro usb of up to 64GB that gives you around 3 to 4 days of continuous recording. The camera itself doesn't have any storage capacity, but like mentioned, you can add it by inserting a formatted micro SD card on it. It is rain resistant, but keep in mind that if you leave the plug outside as well, the plug has an indentation on the top where the usb port is, which can cause the water to pool and then fall inside the USB socket. Had one stop working because of that, but with a phone charging plug, I had it replaced and now working. They can reach a signal somewhat far away from the WIFI router, but the further it is from it, the worse the visual quality and the more delay on the controls there will be. They have a bunch of controls that you can use for free (more on that in a bit). Now the bad. Their software is questionable in quality and they are constantly trying to make you pay for their monthly/yearly subscription to have object motion tracking and cloud saving your clips/recordings/screenshots. At a point where I've considered switching brands. To add to that, the subscription is PER CAMERA based, so you'll have to pay $20 per camera a year which in my case would amount to $80 a year or $130 a year to cover an unlimited amount of cameras, just for many already implemented, but software blocked features. Another thing is that, if you want to share these with your families, you have to create an account for each member and then share the device with each person (Hope that this company doesn't have a data breach or sells your personal info). Afterwards you'll notice that your family can't adjust anything, only look through it and click on the basic options in the menu. The speaker in one of my 4 cameras barely works. And finally, once you insert the 90 degree micro Usb cable on the camera, good luck unplugging it. You'll need something extremely flat that can pass underneath the cable without breaking it and then push it out carefully.

I like these cameras. I started out with the Blink cameras but switched to these when I discovered the Blink cameras only record from one camera at a time and only when triggered. I got these and set one up with an SD card right next to my Blink camera. The Wyze picked up movement quicker and from further away. They do glitch. Sometimes you have to go tonthe SD card to see events but I love that the cameras record all the time to the SD card so even if something happened out of camera trigger range (like an accident on the street) you can look back at the footage to see what happened. I don't have a whole lot of experience with camera systems, my first system was Blink but the price point for both Blink and Wyze are similar so i feel it's a very fair conparison. Of course a more expensive system is going to probably be better. I waited to review both systems till I'd had them over a month and even had them overlapping. PROS: *nice to be able to pan around from your phone or have the camera automatically follow the movement of someone walking accrost the yard *continous recording when you put an SD card in. No need to change out the cards either, it will automatically overwrite the oldest recordings when the card gets full. *customizable notifications. I love I can have it send notifications or vehicles, people, pets, glass breaking but not general motion or sounds. I will still record those events but it won't blow up your phone every time a leaf blows by. *More than one camera can record and send notifications at the same time (unlike Blink where only one camera records at a time so you miss events if one camera is already recording) *because of contusions recording you can look back at times when the cameras weren't triggered to see what happened, like if there was an accident in the street but you had that area zoned off to avoid constant notifications. The camera still records even if the camera didn't detect movement. *detects sounds. Has glass break detection, barking, meowing and talking are all things you can have the camera trigger for. (Blink is motion only. It will pick up sounds for a motion event but won't start recording if someone smashes your window off camera) *highlights what triggered the event. I love the little green box that pops up around what the camera sees. I think you can turn it off if you don't like it but I haven't tried. CONS: *The automatic panning can be erratic with quick moments. I've had birds fly by quick and it pans the wrong way. *Night vision is super sensitive. Bugs constantly trigger it at night. I've set the notifications to only alert to people, pets, vehicles and sounds so it's not horible but it is annoying especially with the pan because it will try to follow the bugs. *Sometimes have to go to the SD card to view events because of errors with cloud storage. *Must be plugged in to work. (Blink cameras can be battery powered) *both Wyze and Blink require an internet connection so if you want to put up ancamera out of wifi range you need a booster.