I had the same problem in the beginning. First you “go to the camera”, then you go to the camera’s “settings” (the gear in the top right corner) and then click “advanced settings” then toggle “rotate 180°”.
It's not actually water tight id switch the USB cord to a round thicker cord instead of the flat cord. Might prevent any issues you may have someday with water and moisture getting in with it being a flat cord and not sealing properly
Friend, I looked through the manual of this Wyze V3 and I didn't find anywhere talking about memory card capacity. Do you know how much it supports, if only 32GB or more?
I believe it’s 32 because I just today added a 64gb and it would not recognize it so I pulled one of my 32gb cards from something else and put in there and it worked fine.
I've gotten a 256 GB lexar memory card to work in all of my cameras. However given the size I'd much rather use it for something else. So I have 32 gigs in mine currently.
I don't think it's possible to come up with a cheaper system to protect the cord connections, however... . But then and again, if I think about it, I'd also be more likely to have chosen a wireless solar /battery powered camera which would have been arguably almost as cheap, but less wires and definitely safer. The trouble with electrical cords, other than the hazards that they present, like trip hazard, running over with the lawnmower hazard, electrocution hazard, etc, well, after a year or two, you probably should replace the cord. Someone walking or driving over the cord repeatedly can also make an electrical cord far less safer. Let's not consider animals that are seemingly predisposed to chewing on things.. The average cost for a 25 to 50 foot outdoor electrical cord is easily $20 to $30, plus another $8 for a protective cover; well, one could buy a solar powered outdoor camera from an arguably reputable manufacturer for about $75, or less.. A battery powered/solar powered camera would negate the need for wiring and be a far safer alternative.
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Excellent video, I've been watching reviews to see what people are doing and no one discusses it on TH-cam. Thanks!
I went and bought one and now no more loss of internet connection.....thank you so much
Glad I could help.
AWESOME!! I was looking for something that can help me with installing this outside. Thank you for the video
Simple, inexpensive, and super-useful! Thanks for the tip!
That looks like a good solution. I'd keep the case off the ground,
though. If you had puddling there, even that setup could take on
some water.
You make a good point, I will do that.
That's a great idea! Thanks!
Great tip, thanks
Wow I just did this last week lol I got a V3 in a tree .....best camera ever
Perfect. Thanks
Great 👍
Does it comes with a power adapter (the white part) to plug into a wall?
Yes, it should come with a power adapter.
Is the camera plugged into an outside wall electrical outlet??
Yes the extension cord is.
How do i hang my Wyze V3 camera on the porch ceiling ? It shows the view upside down ?
I had the same problem in the beginning. First you “go to the camera”, then you go to the camera’s “settings” (the gear in the top right corner) and then click “advanced settings” then toggle “rotate 180°”.
It's not actually water tight id switch the USB cord to a round thicker cord instead of the flat cord. Might prevent any issues you may have someday with water and moisture getting in with it being a flat cord and not sealing properly
Friend, I looked through the manual of this Wyze V3 and I didn't find anywhere talking about memory card capacity. Do you know how much it supports, if only 32GB or more?
From what I heard, it only supports 32 GB but I’m not sure.
I believe it’s 32 because I just today added a 64gb and it would not recognize it so I pulled one of my 32gb cards from something else and put in there and it worked fine.
I've gotten a 256 GB lexar memory card to work in all of my cameras. However given the size I'd much rather use it for something else. So I have 32 gigs in mine currently.
Mine is using a 128gb Sd card and works great
Is there a link where I could purchase this item?
Yes I just put the link in the description.
I'd be concerned if left in standing water still...
my last it only 4 months i bought it in amazon in canada , NO WARRANTY
That’s a bummer.
I don't think it's possible to come up with a cheaper system to protect the cord connections, however... .
But then and again, if I think about it, I'd also be more likely to have chosen a wireless solar /battery powered camera which would have been arguably almost as cheap, but less wires and definitely safer.
The trouble with electrical cords, other than the hazards that they present, like trip hazard, running over with the lawnmower hazard, electrocution hazard, etc, well, after a year or two, you probably should replace the cord. Someone walking or driving over the cord repeatedly can also make an electrical cord far less safer. Let's not consider animals that are seemingly predisposed to chewing on things.. The average cost for a 25 to 50 foot outdoor electrical cord is easily $20 to $30, plus another $8 for a protective cover; well, one could buy a solar powered outdoor camera from an arguably reputable manufacturer for about $75, or less..
A battery powered/solar powered camera would negate the need for wiring and be a far safer alternative.
The robbers are jus going to unplug that
You’re right. I have an extra camera pointing at that camera.
If you live in a neighborhood with robberies then wyze may not be for you.
@@zahidsyed9885 then what is a Wyze for? For fancy?
You could literally just buy a longer micro USB cable and leave the ac adapter inside...
Yes that works to, but depending on the length I found this to be least expensive.
@@Random_How-tos sure, that makes sense
The battery lasts for 6 months, so maybe no need to keep it charged.
Yes, that is true for the Wyze cam outdoor but the Wyze cam V3 has to have a constant power supply.
Canadians dont buy wyze3 from amazon they dont offer warranty in canada
That’s unfortunate, hopefully they will change that policy.
You SHOULD buy a proper, longer power cord rather than use an extension cord.
Doesn't look waterproof
It is waterproof and has worked for the past seven months.