WYZE Cam Pan v3 Indoor/Outdoor IP65 1080P 360° Pan/Tilt/Zoom Wi-Fi Smart Home Security Camera with Motion Tracking for Baby & Pet, Color Night Vision, Works with Alexa & Google Assistant, Black

If this one stops working I will get another one of these. I like that you can use an SD card and not have to deal with a monthly cost. If you choice to pay for the monthly surface you get more options but I’m happy with the free service. A have a 128 GB SD card that holds 1 to 2 weeks of storage depending on movement. This is with it set to record 24hours a day. You can set it to only record when motion is detected.

Best cameras on the market.. very clear it moves with you as you walk. You don’t even have to to do anything and follows you. They have many features you could pay for which is reasonable price. Even the free feature with the SD cards is worth the money. I can’t wait till they come out with new versions of this. I even like them better than the ring cameras 4K absolutely no delay at all zero delay. ** I just wish the cord was longer so you could be able to stretch it out a little bit more and put it in places you would like. I’m sure you could buy that separately some type of extension.. but definitely worth the money compared to the cameras that’s on the market right now. I am very very happy with this.

Camera quality is great, night vision is fantastic but not color night vision as advertised. Pan setting is fast if adjusted right. Motion tracking and detection works flawless, If you get the subscription there is so many useful option like facial recognition, sound recognition package and friendly faces recognition. Overall very happy we chose this camera. Would buy more if needed but have no use for more. Highly recommend if you want something affordable, higher quality, HD quality video, External storage and much more features.

I got this to watch my pets, as well as the entry, when I am away. The upside is that these can spin for a much fuller view/range of motion than some other brands. The head also tilts to obtain more viewing options as well. It is a little freaky if you have tracking on, they move whenever they sense motion, with a little delay at times, which in my situation includes outside the window when the trees move or a bird, or and when a bug flies around. Many times, I find it "staring/stuck" looking at my wall or window. I have poor internet signal at times and "maybeit accounts for a bit of the delay, though I believe my cousin experiences a couple seconds off as well.You can take tracking off, but then you lose some of the versatility. The low light picture as with all systems I have tried is grainy, and not crisp, but it is probably a little better than my 5 year old Blinks. I would recommend a light on a timer, or nightlight, in the room you are using it. I like that you do not have to have a base station or subscription to use it. You have the option of using a SIM card instead so to record things.

I’ve been using the WYZE Cam Pan v3 both indoors and outdoors, and overall it’s been a reliable security camera. The 1080p video quality is clear, and the color night vision really helps in low-light conditions. The pan, tilt, and zoom features work smoothly, allowing me to cover more area without blind spots. Setup was straightforward, and I use it with Alexa for voice control which is super convenient. The 2-way audio is decent for quick chats or warnings. It’s also nice that it’s IP65-rated, so it handles outdoor weather well.

The camera itself appears to be pretty decent. Unfortunately the software has some major problems. First, I tried to install it on my tablet. Why? 1) KEEP YOUR STUFF OFF MY PHONE! 2) PHONES ARE TOO SMALL! There's no good reason I can't use my PC to access my home security camera. My phone is not your remote control. But, since they are too dim to create a Windows program, I tried to install their 'app' on my Android tablet. Unfortunately, the QR code they paint on the screen for the camera to connect with is too big on the tablet, and there's no way to shrink it. That is bad software design and an utter lack of serious testing. So I installed the app on my phone, and it installed and worked. I could access the camera, and I could see the image, pan and tilt. Fine. But where's the zoom? I was under the impression it could zoom, too. I guess I was mistaken. That right there makes this useless to me. And then there's the issue of the tiny phone screen again. I couldn't really see very well, which, without a zoom feature, again made it useless to me. Then the camera has a mind of its own. It kept looking up at my ceiling fan, so I had to disable the motion detection. But then the green, on-screen frame kept moving around, obstructing what could be seen of the tiny screen. Why is it even there if there's no motion detection? And that's made worse by the fact that most of the screen is lost to the pan and tilt controls. Really guys?! And don't bother turning your phone horizontally. The image doesn't rotate to magnify the view. Yet another serious oversight. And it's a real shame, too, because the camera otherwise seems to be great, even without zoom. I guess I'll have to return this and keep looking for a useable solution because this sure isn't it.Here's an idea, Wyze: Design a camera and software that connects to a Windows PC that I can leave running in my home, and that I can access using something like GoToMyPC to see what's going on. Ever heard of it? And GoToMyPC isn't the only option, giving your users more flexibility than any phone app ever will. And it even allows them to access their cameras without having to pay you every month just to access the cameras they already paid for.