Wyze Labs Inc. via Walmart has
WYZE Cam v4 Indoor/Outdoor 2.5K HD WiFi Smart Home Security Camera (White or Gray) for $35.98 - $15 when you "clip" the coupon on the product page =
$20.98.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
tr1ple8 for finding this deal.
Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons, can be used on up to 5 units.
Available:
Features:
- 2.5K QHD Resolution: Elevate your monitoring with Quad High-Definition clarity, capturing every detail in greater resolution for impeccable image quality
- Enhanced Color Night Vision: Night or day, see everything in vivid color and clarity, ensuring no detail is missed even in the darkest conditions
- Indoor/Outdoor Versatility: Engineered for durability with IP65 weather resistance, the Wyze Cam v4 offers reliable house surveillance in any weather, perfect for both indoor and outdoor settings
- Motion-Activated Spotlight + Voice Warning: Enhance your home's security with an LED spotlight and voice prompts activated by motion, coupled with a built-in siren for additional deterrence
- More Vibrant Color with WDR: Featuring an upgraded image processor, experience Wide Dynamic Range technology that brings out vibrant colors and superior image quality
- Clearer Conversation with Enhanced Audio: Communicate clearly thanks to a powerful amplifier and updated microphone, enhancing the clarity of conversations through your camera
- 24/7 Local Recording: Secure continuous recording on a microSD card up to 512 GB (sold separately) for 24/7 coverage without the need for a subscription
- Easy Bluetooth Setup: Experience a hassle-free setup process via Bluetooth, simplifying the installation without the need for scanning QR codes
- Wi-Fi 6 Connection Support: Ensure a stable and reliable connection throughout your home, even at extended ranges, with the latest Wi-Fi 6 technology
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Reminder that this cam is not eligible for CamPlus Lite- so no cloud recordings or person detection without a subscription.
You still can record to local SD card and remotely access that for free.
personally I have a bunch of Wyze stuff and was pretty happy with it, but if I were starting over I'd go with Eufy or TP-Link for devices that don't require subscriptions for fairly basic functions.
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Reminder that this cam is not eligible for CamPlus Lite- so no cloud recordings or person detection without a subscription.
You still can record to local SD card and remotely access that for free.
personally I have a bunch of Wyze stuff and was pretty happy with it, but if I were starting over I'd go with Eufy or TP-Link for devices that don't require subscriptions for fairly basic functions.
Reminder that this can is not eligible for CamPlus Lite- so no cloud recordings or person detection without a subscription.
You still can record to local SD card and remotely access that for free.
personally I have a bunch of Wyze stuff and was pretty happy with it, but if I were starting over it go with Eufy or TP-Link for devices that don't requires subscriptions for fairly basic functions.
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Reminder that this can is not eligible for CamPlus Lite- so no cloud recordings or person detection without a subscription.
You still can record to local SD card and remotely access that for free.
personally I have a bunch of Wyze stuff and was pretty happy with it, but if I were starting over I'd go with Eufy or TP-Link for devices that don't require subscriptions for fairly basic functions.
Also, because I have my cameras on a separate IOT network, the TP link video streams timeout so I can't just leave it on while I'm washing dishes to keep an eye on my kids.
Reminder that this can is not eligible for CamPlus Lite- so no cloud recordings or person detection without a subscription.
You still can record to local SD card and remotely access that for free.
personally I have a bunch of Wyze stuff and was pretty happy with it, but if I were starting over I'd go with Eufy or TP-Link for devices that don't require subscriptions for fairly basic functions.
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