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$50 + Shipping for bridge and camera bundle. Comes with 2x batteries, loaded with features.
Website and checkout is very slow. Delivers in August.
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Last Edited by neoshi
June 25, 2020
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Here's some technical info for yalls:
-SD card slot in on camera and also in base station.
-Camera can be used without base station in a "travel mode." Just make sure to have an SD card loaded. Base station also has a "travel mode," so if you wanted to, you can access up to 4 cameras using the base station's wifi network to connect to your phone and view footage from the app.
-Battery is not easily accessible, must be disassembled, but it is connected to the mainboard via a plug (so could be replaceable by a DIYer if we can find the right replacements).
-The camera has a charge port on the back to recharge the battery. Charging can be done with the camera either on or off, and can even be used normally while plugged in. But you should never leave your Wyze Cam Outdoor plugged into power while it's outside. Bring it indoors first.
-No continuous recording. Instead, cooldown is now 1 minute between recordings but recording time is still 12 seconds. This is for battery life reasons.
Recommend you all read through their information sections for the Outdoor. It answers a lot of the questions I see sprout up here:
https://support.wyzecam
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For those of you that need to nitty gritty technical info, please see the FCC test page attachments here: https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/ViewExhibitReport.cfm?mode=Exhibits&RequestTimeout=500&called... [fcc.gov]
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In case the hyperlink is ruined by all the usual shinanigans, here's the text url: REMOVE THE BRACKETS [https]://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/ViewExhibitReport.cfm?mode=Exhibits&RequestTimeout=500&calledFromFrame=N&application_id=iR8Mje7OmmRXzQG3qqrFXQ%3D%3D&fcc_id=2ANJHWVOD1 The attachments include pictures of the unit exterior, interior components, the user manual, and RF information. |
-Camera can be used without base station in a "travel mode." Just make sure to have an SD card loaded. Base station also has a "travel mode," so if you wanted to, you can access up to 4 cameras using the base station's wifi network to connect to your phone and view footage from the app.
-Battery is not easily accessible, must be disassembled, but it is connected to the mainboard via a plug (so could be replaceable by a DIYer if we can find the right replacements).
-The camera has a charge port on the back to recharge the battery. Charging can be done with the camera either on or off, and can even be used normally while plugged in. But you should never leave your Wyze Cam Outdoor plugged into power while it's outside. Bring it indoors first.
-No continuous recording. Instead, cooldown is now 1 minute between recordings but recording time is still 12 seconds. This is for battery life reasons.
Recommend you all read through their information sections for the Outdoor. It answers a lot of the questions I see sprout up here:
https://support.wyzecam
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Connect base station via ethernet to your router, place the wireless camera within it's WiFi range (2.4GHz), battery lasts a few months.
Motion detection works differently than in V2, uses motions sensor instead of image detection.
Connect base station via ethernet to your router, place the wireless camera within it's WiFi range (2.4GHz), battery lasts a few months.
Motion detection works differently than in V2, uses motions sensor instead of image detection.
Does that mean no person detection?
Connect base station via ethernet to your router, place the wireless camera within it's WiFi range (2.4GHz), battery lasts a few months.
Motion detection works differently than in V2, uses motions sensor instead of image detection.
great product but always wait.
price and quality.
Connect base station via ethernet to your router, place the wireless camera within it's WiFi range (2.4GHz), battery lasts a few months.
Motion detection works differently than in V2, uses motions sensor instead of image detection.
Might pick one up if they can list the distance between base station and camera that's supported.
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Per their faq, it says you can however it's not recommended
Have 2 spaces that I'd like to add cams that don't have power near by so these would work out great.