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Tapo TP-Link 2K Pan/Tilt cam or WYZE Cam Pan v3. Amazon has the Tapo on sale for $25 right now. You'll need to get an SD card for continuous recording, but then you'll be able to view it all in the app. I would suggest setting it to not record sound, just in case you're in a 2-party state, where rec

Just getting into Wyze cameras. Had the pan duo cam for around a month now, it sits on the wall outside my garage. Also a Wyze cam OG outside the front door. Both have been awesome. It’s never skipped or missed any movement, even at -20°C. I didn’t buy the subscription service and I didn’t even sign

I bought into the Wyze cameras last October. I currently have five. I have never had an issue. I don’t pay for cloud storage and never will. I have a 128gb card in each camera. The cameras start writing over the old footage at around one week of 24/7 recording. I’ve been five thousand kilometers awa

This is just a suggestion for inexpensive cameras that I've used for a couple of years now. WyZe makes a great indoor/outdoor camera that you can get for around $25. You can either put an SD card in it that will allow you to review anything from the previous 3 or 4 days or you can pay about $2.50 pe

I use Wyze OG. They work for my 65g and 40g, so a 29 should be no problem. Easy to place with a sticky wall mount that I got from amazon. Also highly recommend you get an SD card to go with it so you can record timelapses without having to pay for a subscription.

WYZE cam works for me, you can get it directly from them or on Amazon or eBay. Doesn’t require a monthly subscription and has basic cloud storage for events. Load up an SD card and you’re good to go.

They are the absolute cheapest of the cheap hardware, on purpose. I have had an issue at one time or another with every single item. Magnetic door sensors that self destructed, once the battery died they can never be used again even after replacing the battery, apparently it was a flawed design. Doo

I assume you also have Cam Plus on the OG? I posted about this same issue 2 weeks ago. There are discussions on the Wyze community boards that have not been addressed by the company, and I hoped to hear something here from an employee. Nothing but others who have the same issue. My temp fix is to re

Also. Get a camera. Wyze OG cam is a good one with an SD card. That way you can go back and watch failures. Monitor remotely. Do basic timelapses. It's like $40 with SD.

When it pertains to the noise complaints I recommend buying a cheap security camera with microSD card and continuous recording available (I recommend the Wyze Cam OG). You get them on Temu through Wyze's store refurbished for way less than retail. Set it up in the room you spend the most time in and