- Choose your watch size - 47mm/44mm
- Super big screen (1.75 inches)
- Lightweight aluminum alloy frame
- Raise your wrist and tap to control your Wyze ecosystem.
- Messaging, weather, music, video, and many more apps!
- Water Resistant up to 2 Meters - IP68 Weatherproof rating
- Oximeter monitoring - Your Blood Oxygen Level Right on Your Wrist
- Heart Rate - Keep an eye on your heart rate from the comfort of your wrist while browsing your trends in the app.
- Sleep Monitoring - Rest easy and check your sleep duration, depth, and position once you wake up.
- Steps - Keep up the pace and check out your progress using your watch and the in-app tracker.
- Menstrual Health Tracking - Check the stage of your cycle, note upcoming dates, and keep track of your menstrual health with Wyze Watch.
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https://youtu.be/D5CTTqm6HGE Promo video
Here's an article concerning this watch:
Wyze Unveils a $20 Smartwatch That Controls Smart Home Devices, Tracks Health | PCMag [pcmag.com]
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No microphone or speaker is disappointing (no phone calls, sounds, AI assistants, voice-controlled smart home devices, etc).
Bluetooth - the launch page on their site says it is 5.0, but their FCC filing says it is only 4.0 and that all tests also showed it functioning in the 2Mbps range which is only 4.0 (see Section 4 "General Description of EUT - Product Feature and Specification" section on page 6 of 61 of the "Radio Test Report FCC ID: 2AUIU-WWTCH1"). I'm guessing the 5.0 on their website is actually a typo (They had several others when the page first posted) or they would've updated the FCC filing and run new tests. Screenshots of FCC filing on their forum here: https://forums.wyzecam.
**EDIT 12/21/20 18:30: Wyze employees have affirmed that the Bluetooth for these watches is indeed 5.0, and that the earlier FCC submission listing and testing at 4.0 will be updated. Wyze made a great decision to make that upgrade! It is a significant positive.
No NFC.
Will allow you to use Wyze shortcuts quickly (can't unlock the Wyze lock with it though)
No API yet (ie: can't connect to Sleep as Android or others), but in a recent AMA they said they are working on releasing API's for their devices in the future.
Works with Google Fit and Apple Health
Has an oximeter! But you can only check it manually (not passively/automatically) and only once every 5 minutes at most (confirmed by Wyze in the forum as making this decision to prevent us from draining the battery).
Passive monitoring for heart rate is limited to once every 5 minutes. You can't set it to check more or less frequently (confirmed by Wyze). They said they made the decision to take this choice away from us (to make sure we can't complain about battery life). It will use this to do sleep monitoring.
No local storage.
Functionality is limited when not connected directly to a phone, but it will still do some things (track heart rate, use oximeter, tell time, alarms, etc).
Water resistant (IP68) = effective for limited continuous submersion underwater (most swimming pools), but not high-pressure or for a long time (scuba diving or really deep pools).
Can customize the display, including using pictures
OS = RTOS (confirmed by Wyze)
In short, it's more of a basic fitness band with a big square display, rather than what is normally considered a standard "smartwatch" nowadays. If they open up the API to third parties (in the AMA they said they working on API for their devices), then you could possibly make a little more use out of some of its features (the passive tracking, etc). Still, it is an amazing price, and it looks really nice. This is a great item for some people, and not quite there for others. It totally depends on what you want to use it for, and your own preferences. I'm just posting the FAQ's many people want to know to help make a better personal decision for yourself.
Choose your watch size - 47mm/44mm
Super big screen (1.75 inches)
Lightweight aluminum alloy frame
Raise your wrist and tap to control your Wyze ecosystem.
Messaging, weather, music, video, and many more apps!
Water Resistant up to 2 Meters - IP68 Weatherproof rating
Oximeter monitoring - Your Blood Oxygen Level Right on Your Wrist
Heart Rate - Keep an eye on your heart rate from the comfort of your wrist while browsing your trends in the app.
Sleep Monitoring - Rest easy and check your sleep duration, depth, and position once you wake up.
Steps - Keep up the pace and check out your progress using your watch and the in-app tracker.
Menstrual Health Tracking - Check the stage of your cycle, note upcoming dates, and keep track of your menstrual health with Wyze Watch.
This Watch looks interesting but I'm hoping they'll provide more info. It looks like there's no Alexa integration - they had this on the Wyze Band but it was awkward. Also, I'd like to see how much control there is over watch face design and the ability to control/filter notifications. It looks like this is going to be tightly bundled with other stuff controlled via the Wyze app, which could be ok, but one of the major smart home features of that app currently has a huge hole: sensors. Wyze pulled their current lineup of sensors and they've yet to release a replacement. (They worked great for me but other had problems).
Also, they're hyping the O2 saturation monitoring but this is something with unproven accuracy on other devices. Oximetry using a wrist-based sensor is notoriously inaccurate, even on machines designed specifically for this purpose. Unlike the fingertip-based sensors which rely on 2 specific bands of light passing through the skin, the wrist-based sensors rely on light reflecting off the skin, requiring a whole different type of technology. Many no-name, bargain basement watches claim to have built in oximetry (and even blood pressure), but they are wildly inaccurate and unfit for any useful purpose. Also, there's a huge concern that these devices might be accurate in the 90-100 range, which is mostly irrelevant, while being inaccurate in the 70-90% range where it's crucial. Maybe Wyze figured it out, but I'd like to see some details. More info:
https://slickdeals.net/f/14495630-portable-fingertip-blood-oxygen-pulse-rate-monitor-oled-display-home-physical-health-9-99?p=141805466#
It looks like the Wyze isn't shiping until January (and will probably be +$5-7 shipping). The $30 Amazfit Band 5 seems like the one to beat and it's available now:
https://smile.amazon.co
Some questions about the device are getting answered here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/wyzecam/comments/k4q7fh/wyze_watch_makes_its_debut_12120/ [reddit.com]
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You're a shill. I'm a security engineer and can personally attest my claims are true. Try for yourself. Plug in one of their cameras to your network and monitor your network traffic. If your firewall has IPS the requests will alert.
Also, you did see that I'm critical of Wyze's O2 sensor and I'm actually endorsing a different product, right?
I "personally attest" that you don't know what you're talking about.
video says you can take calls but the product description doesn't. It would be cool if it does for 20 bucks
video says you can take calls but the product description doesn't. It would be cool if it does for 20 bucks
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