The Wyze Cam Pan V3 indoor/outdoor security camera is on sale at Amazon for $29.98, down from the usual price of $39.98. That ...

I set up the Wyze Cam Pan v3 inside my house for a few weeks, overlooking a heavily trafficked area in my basement as well as on my back porch, keeping tabs on my dogs and my daily commute to work.

The new Wyze Cam v3 Pro is an indoor / outdoor wired security camera with 2K resolution and local processing for faster person detection. It costs $49.99 and ships on November 4th. The new Wyze ...

Smart home company Wyze is back with two new products -- the Wyze Solar Panel and the Wyze Lamp Socket. Both devices are designed to be used as accessories with specific Wyze security cameras.

While the Wyze Cam v3 can work as an indoor camera, it also has an IP65 weather resistance rating. While not waterproof, it will stand up to almost anything nature can throw at it short of ...

WyzeEditor’s Note: You can get Wyze cameras for fairly cheap. However, cheap isn’t always the best. We recommend investing in an affordable home security system instead. Most big brands give ...

Their Wyze Cam v3 ($35.98) and v3 Pro ($49.99) are very nice, but the price has crept up to more than double the cost of the original camera. Last month, Wyze introduced new cameras that are a ...

Security camera maker Wyze came out last month with the Wyze Cam v3. It features a handful of improvements from v2 — enough of them to rank among our best home security camera picks — but ...

So, my setup was a bit pricey. However, if you happen to have an extra Wyze Cam v3 floating around, you can buy the Garage Door Controller add-on separately for just $18.99. Indeed, the Controller ...

But getting it all set up and integrated can be a lot to shell out for. Wyze’s budget-friendly technology, however, brings feature-packed devices to your home for way (way) less, allowing you to ...

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