I've bought a few of these Wyse cameras now and my only regret is not buying them sooner. They are so easy to install, set up, and works the app. The cost of the service is very affordable at around $12.99 a month. You have two walk talking with these camera's. Meaning not only can you tell people to get off your probably now they can talk back and tell you what they are doing there. Or you can ask the mail person to hide the packages so your other half doesn't see them when they come home. They also have a spot light and a alarm.The app is amazing and so easy to work. You can do so much within the app. Like zoom in on the picture or vehicle. You can set the range of your camera's. They have night vision and so much more. I highly recommend Wyse Camera's and I've tried multiple different camera's including Ring and Wyse is much better and more affordable.

Excellent item and worth buying

It work really nice quality also the video it’s really good recommend it

The main reason I love this camera is that you do not have to pay for a membership to look at the videos that you have taken. The camera quality is great and shows a very clear and perfect picture most of the time. It's easy to wire up practically just plug it in and download the app pop in a memory card so you don't have to pay for a monthly subscription to watch the video that the camera catches. And you're able to control the angle and movement of the camera right from your phone during a live feed or it scans on its own when you're not watching until it finds something to lock on to then it will lock on to that subject and follow it recording all of its movements for you to view at a later time for free so you don't have to sit there and continue watching something that someone tries to steal. And for the price you're not going to find a better item that hooks up with Google and Alexa so you can't go wrong with these little cameras and I was able to pick mine up on sale for like $29. Since my first purchase of one I have purchased an additional three more cameras because of how great they are and yes each camera needs its own SD card in order to record items without a subscription but that's only a one-time fee for an SD card and not $5 a month every month.

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.