Unboxing the new Wyze Gun Safe
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Sent to LPL - He needs to get his hands on this quick.
Why in the world would you make a safe with so many access options.
Key, Fingerprint, Phone app....or... Magnet, Heat thin metal with torch and pry,...pick the keyway and more that im sure LPL will find.
Please stick to cameras
We're a smart home company that's in the security and safety space with products like Wyze Home Monitoring and Wyze Lock out today. We're not just a cam company, though cams are still super important to us. :)
Our designers and product manager for this product are huge fans of LockPickingLawyer! We used his videos to help guide us, and we've also hired third-party penetration testers to take a look during the design process as well. We welcome LPL's thoughts and will keep an eye out if he does any coverage!
Good answer
@@wyze You sold me with "LockPickingLawyer"!!!!
I am going to buy it!
Curious…if you sent it to LPL 7 months ago…did he send it back?
@lockpickinglawyer - Get on it!
The downfall with these style safes is usually the core for the key, or the ability to press the internal reset button using a method from the outside
@@KyleVeatch Or a strong magnet.
Hahahaha was my first thought as well
I was sooo thinking that as I was watching this. @Wyze should send him one for free!
He only picks easy systems. So if he can’t figure it out he won’t post it. This lock is probably too good for him.
does that thing offer the ability to cut off the sound when it opens as to not warn any intruders if we are getting our weapon?
It does. Covered in the video at 5:40
@@dzurisintube thanks i mustve missed that part in all my excitement.
Sure does! You can disable the lights inside too, if need be.
I love Wyze!!!!!!!! My brother got me hooked on all the Wyze products
We love you right back, Greg!
If this works like the cams, you will be able to access your gun 3 out of 4 times.
Lolol. I like the cameras but you are so right. So right
lol
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"Safe offline"
Wonder what LPL is gonna say about this?
Exactly my first thought haha
Second that thought as well, my first thought was liability?!?! Then…LPL…
Wyze talks about LPL in the thread above.
I don't understand the hate. this is to prevent your kids from taking it. At this price point it should be obvious. I wouldn't buy this to prevent it from being stolen when it's getting mounted to a 100 dollar night stand.
They should send it to lock pick lawyer to prove their claims. just walk away with it
It comes with mounting screws - any unmounted safe (that isn't several hundreds of pounds) is able to be defeated simply by walking off with it.
No fireproof or water proof protection???
That’s what I was waiting for.
i can open that with a flathead screwdriver…pry up a front corner
Send us a video of yourself successfully doing this unassisted without any funny business and I'll have the team give you a full refund if you succeed. We've done a tonnnnn of third-party testing on this product. :)
Indian Bill... As opposed to Bosnian Bill... 🤔
I really doubt that, I do not think you have seen this safe. Or if you have, I would love to see this "flathead screwdriver", it must be something! Did you get it from NASA?
Where did my 12s of video go???? You guys are just. Damn.
You should create a security wireless take over module and translator for you current alarm , able to translate current multiple frequency and protocols with LoRa,zwave,zegbee, and others and hardwire alarm system
Thanks so much for your suggestion! We'll make sure to pass this feedback along to our team. Our product team is always looking for ways to improve our current products and to know what our fans would like to see next.
Please feel free to add your voice to the conversation here: forums.wyzecam.com/c/wishlist/l/votes. 🙂
These safes are mostly to keep your kids out of. If stolen brute force always works
Sure, with enough time or force, any lock can be broken. Additionally, these work best when bolted down or cabled to something, otherwise its just a convenient way for thief to carry it outta your home.
I get your thought process. Common misconception is that any safe under $5,000 is very easy to be broken into using nothing more than steel and brute force. The concept of it being small and locking it down to something very secure makes it much more of a theft deterrent etc.
LOL at 1236 est the wyze site is down ! The web server must be hosted on a Wyze cam outdoor v1
I wish it was slightly bigger. or at least had some built in organization options... that said I'll still probably get it.
I bought it, looking forward to testing it out
Just arrived, it’s more then enough space. My pistol and mags fit just fine
Awesome! Please make a rifle safe!
@@geogmz8277 what
Pls be joking , do not trust wyze with your safety
@@xander-mk4ck explain please. They are competing against other "smart safes" like Vaultek. I get it, WiFi and Bluetooth safes are more susceptible to hacking. I find that scenario unlikely so it doesn't bother me. But I'm open to here some thoughts.
Hear*
Lock Picking Lawyer will open that up in 10 seconds...
glad he isn't coming to my house. None of my grandkids are that astute in lockpicking. Phew
@@coreyjharmon he would probably open it in 3 seconds, with a key rake.
@@m3rdpwr if it were a pin and tumble lock... The key doesn't look normal... Almost looks like a laser cut key used in cars...
@@solidzane I guess shame on me for not paying enough attention to the key. However, the lock picking lawyer videos are typically a minute long and he pics all locks fairly easily. That being said, most of these boxes of the style, are very easy to get into from what I have seen.
OK, yes, but does he not open all locks in 10 seconds? So what is your point?
They should add a camera to take pictures in the case of failed passwords. And an alarm after a few failed attempts. And a battery back up on bored in case you forget to replace the battery’s
Bro it’s 150 come on. Go to valtek they probably have that for 800
Valtek for a safe with the same exact features they are asking 500! This Wyze safe is a steal
Most bizarre, but on mine the battery compartment shows correctly the Positive(+) and Negative (-) sides but the battery is depicted wrongly, so if you usually go by the picture (like most people?) you'll load the batteries wrong and probably think something else is wrong with it.
HI Brian. Our support team would be glad to look into this further. If you haven't already, you can reach them by submitting a support request using this link: support.wyze.com/hc/en-us
I know LPL reviews things sent to his PO Box. I realize the safe is too big to send, but perhaps either the core of the keyed lock, or a card for him to get one for free? Just an idea how to get it to him if he didn't respond to your direct reach-outs.
Oh, and thank you for not using a wafer lock.
I suspect they watch him, because they used a slider lock instead of the typical wafer trash, or a tubular lock.
You will need an additional gun safe PLUS PRO subscription, better pay for it on time or else you will be gunless if needed. $3.99 monthly or $200.00 yearly, savings!!
Well then you’ll be dead so who cares.
Can you mount it on the wall?
Let me know when it’s at $50
now there is many option that cost less, what make this different than the other? whats the point of using the phone to unlock? if regular safe can unlock direct with a code?
y'all need to make a wye robot vacuum V2
I stopped trusting Wyze when they took away the 12-second event recording from the cams. Wyze has downgraded my cameras. Why? Wyze is trying to force people into a subscription model to "save the company". If a company is on that much shaky ground, do you really want to keep investing in their products? Will they still be around years from now?
And how is this different from any other company? Just put SD-Cards in ur cams. Days of 24/7 recording for no subscription.
All I want is the devices as promised when I purchased them. I have an SD in the cameras, that's not the problem. Wyze took away the 12-second event viewing and replaced it with a thumbnail, which is 100% useless. Cams without subscriptions exist, ie Eufy. They cost more, but the quality is exponentially higher, and no nickel & dime subscriptions. Chances are those companies will be around much longer than a hanging-by-a-thread Chinese electronic junk company.
Wahh, crying about a cheap subscription. You probably have no problem spending more a month on Starbucks, or booze or vaping. Lol
So you don't want to help keep them in business to support the Wyze products you purchased? I mean really the benefits outweigh the cost. It's so cheap to get all the features. Stop being a cheap-ass and support Wyze so they can develop more cool gadgets and tools! You have zero clue how much development cost and yet your like when is feature xyz coming? Blah, blah, blah has it, just give it to us already. Then Wyze says hey this development cost lots of money, to help support it we are starting a program to help pay for development of new features. Then you go no....give me all the features anyway, I don't care if you can't pay for all the servers, bandwidth, internet, salaries, overhead, buildings space, computers and on and on...just give me the features all for free. If you're that unhappy with your Wyze cameras then sell them and go buy something else, then bitch about their features. At the end of the day a company has to be able to pay the bills or they cease to exist and then so does our product support.
I wish they showed a quick scene on mounting this.
Curious - was there ever a thought to possibly leveraging WiFi in addition to bluetooth access?
Maybe it sounds silly but I thought this could be used as a temporary phone jail for kids in the family. Schedule when they can be opened up (or remotely managed) when they have finished their homework :)
Cool idea if there is no guns in the house or only using that style (Wyze) safe for the “phone jail.” There’s only 3 major drawbacks that come to mind. 1-There are apps that can completely shut down your kids connection to WiFi/monitor usage then restrict access, the list goes on and on with what those apps can do in regards to control over said device. (Also at a fraction of the price of a gun save. 2. Any modern WiFi router gives you control over how it is dispersed, you can name the device -Sons tablet- then go in and shut it down with the click of a button. This option is also free, since you already have the router. 3. A cabinet with a lock can do everything in regards to a “phone jail” and costs the price of a lock and some parenting.
However I do like the idea.
@@jimmyr4960 You're right... 1. The challenge though with these apps is the parent has to manage another thing and kids these days seem always figure a way around it. Kids having the ability to hold onto their phone seems to have it's own challenges and temptation. Ability to put into a box symbolizes quarantine.. maybe not? 2. I've done this before only to find out the kid figured out how to connect to neighbour's (friend) wifi :) 3. This is probably the best alternative, accept for the footprint of a cabinet and well...I'll admit the loss in symbolic factor of an auto-open and closing device when quarantine time is over :)
@@loki_x I couldn’t agree more. The apps are a pain to deal with as well as the kids asking “can I have more time/can I download this my phone won’t let me.” 😑😵💫 Given it some more thought even when I throttle down or even disable the WiFi altogether it just leads to more questions about the original problem… the phone… soo maybe watching *their* phone be put into a level 5 super max “phone jail” would be a great idea. At the very least the question of where my phone would be taken out of the picture. As well as what you picked up on, the satisfaction of the automated door. Thank you for the different outlook. It gave me some idea’s to try. 🧐🙂
Send one to the lock picking lawyer. I’ll consider it after he takes a run at unlocking it.
Honest question,
What would his analysis of it provide you?
@@Ran6ger it’s a gun safe. If you can open it with a. Paper clip, that would be bad. If you’re going to lock up a weapon, I want to know that your average high school kid can’t open it in 10 seconds.
@@subrec then ask an average high school kid to try and open it, not a highly skilled and very experienced lockpicker.
A lock Smith could likely get into one of these as well. Doesn't mean my kids can.
@@jasonjulian1 just about anything can be opened in some way. It’s not CAN it be opened…it’s how easy is it to defeat. That’s where LPL shines.
@@subrec Respectfully I disagree. LPL can open anything easier than most anyone.
So how easy it is for him doesn't in any way equate to how easy it will be for you, me, or my 11 yr old.
Now, where I think his input is valuable is in the lock and security build quality, overall effectiveness in keeping average people out.
How do I get a Wyze coffee mug!?
Given that the last software update for my cameras pretty much "borked" a whole bunch of perfectly working (for years) features. Why in the name of all things holy would I trust you with something like this. I'll stick to my Vaultek units. Thank you very much.
Wyze needs to up grade there app I have a long list of about 30 things in the app and it’s becoming unmanageable
yeah they need to refocus and reprioritize
Man I thought this company was gonna so promising with its affordable cams. Instead, they just keep vomiting out various products, makes things feel cheap rather than affordable
Wyze is positioning itself in much the same way as Ryobi - a solid homeowner designed and installed choice, with sufficient features to cover most users needs without super inflated prices or absurd niche features. A step above basic DIY plug-in-play, but certainly not a professional option.
Overall, I believe that to be a good thing - honestly, anything that introduces a modicum of competition in the market is good in my view.
Idea... can I set the Gun Safe to automatically unlock when my Wyze Home Alarm goes off 😅
So the thieves breaking in have easy access when you’re away?
Wait, there's no camera inside?
Certified by California DOJ. 😂 That safe will never open and if it does it will be empty.
Another month, another Wyze product. I just wish they would refine and make their current products more feature complete instead of moving on to another thing...
I love my WYZE cams... but when they show their millenium side it drives me nuts. "Hello friends!" Or "no worries." Ugh.
I hop it doesn’t make that chime sound when it electronically unlocks.
The video shows you can turn the volume off.
Next version needs a cable so someone can't just walk of with the safe.
One, it has holes to screw/bolt it down. Two. Those cables can be cut in a second with quality tin snips.
Good place to store my Tribbles.
Or you could just pick it up and walk away with it. Lol
It has mounting screws included with it - if you don't mount a safe to something secure, that comes down to user error, does it not?
@@Kittamaru to some extent yess. As long as you know going into it that it is what it is. But please do not use those mounting screws. Get you some concrete lag bolts or 4 inch decking crews.
@@uknowbigdaddyo5837 oh, of course - the fact that it comes with any sort of mounting screw, though, means at least it has some sort of slot for mounting screws to go through. At least it can be mounted without needing a drill press haha
Can't wait for the wyze fridge or gumball machine.cant they just stick to cameras?
Now we know his password.
On order!
Since I can't get anything from your customer service let me try it this way. Why is the app forcing me to buy cam plus To view my videos I was able to watch them yesterday For free But today I have to pay to view them
Yes I updated the cameras yes I updated the app yes I turned the phone on and off So please make a video to inform us or Is this the new way of wise.
I look forward to the video
It’s on the site dumdum. It’s called cam plus light.
I would never, ever trust Wyze with their Chinese back-end software to secure my guns.
cant blame ya for that
I'm gun-na get one.
Bolt it down to my night stand.
Then bolt the night stand to the floor.
If the internet goes out does it still work?
You'll still be able to unlock/lock your Wyze Gun Safe using a physical key, your fingerprint, or a keypad combination.
Well its Bluetooth, not WIFI. So no internet connection is needed.
well, someone didn't watch the video
focus on smart home products, not weird crap like a gun safe. as a supporter since the beginning i am troubled by the direction of this company.
Wyze is known for cutting a lot of corners with their offerings, which is why they can price things so low. There's absolutely no tolerance for bad product in this space, though. This thing is going to get absolutely torn apart by the @lockpickinglawyer.
hah...LPL was my first thought. 4 methods of compromised...err.. convenient access.
look man, everything gets torn apart by the @lockpickinglawyer. They're not trying to acheive US Fort Knox level defence here. This is meant to keep your gun by your bed, and your kids away from accessing it. It's not even going to stop someone breaking into your house from stealing it. Which too that point, put an Apple Air Tag in this for good measure.
No just LPL, probably everyone. I thought some of their other products were ridiculous, but this was probably the last thing Wyze needed to get into… If I’m going to replace my gun safe, I’m goin to replace it with a reputable lock/safe company. And not one that’s connected to the internet…
@@betterwithrum How many gun locks do you have extensive experience with? Because if you had experience with any, you wouldn’t be trying to make excuses for a poor product. Not one of this type?
We'd love to have LPL's insight on Wyze Gun Safe! We did our best and reached out to him but he's understandably a very busy man. We hope studying his videos while designing this, hiring a suite of third-party penetration testers, and being huge fans of LPL has paid off. 🤞🏻
Where is the lock picking lawyer when you need him ?
Can Wyze hook me up with one of these so I can examine it?
The other problem with the wireless aspect of this for about $10 you can get a device to block wireless signals which is an illegal device to use but it only cost 10 bucks so the people who know what they're doing just flip that f****** thing on your phone would not be able to make phone calls your other wireless devices would not be able to communicate with each other and your phone will not be able to open that box
Depends on what specifically it is blocking. Most jammers cover cellular and/or wifi - as he stated, this can communicate directly with your phone via Bluetooth. Or, you could use the key, pin, or fingerprint to open it. A jammer is hardly going to brick this.
California and guns. Lmfao. Other than that joke, this has potential
triggered
@@roguegeek lol not at all. Just observant
@@RockinRedneck09 If that were true, you wouldn’t have spent the calories responding to it. You’re fooling no one. 👎
Um. This seems a bit off-brand for Wyze. A simple home safe documents and whatever, but a legit gun safe? I mean, I guess it's better than leaving them unprotected if you are going to own them, but this seems like an odd product. And I would have DEFINITELY put the PIN code protection on the Gun Safe in the app and NOT the whole app.
Holy shit!!! I want!
Me too!
The problem w/ Wyze products is how and where data is stored. Can you really trust Chinese servers or government-backed companies like AWS?
Wyze is leveraging your data in the same way it has in all of its products.
Now they want to verify gun ownership. The account is linked to you, using a Wyze Gun safe. Now they know you own a gun and can sell that data to 3rd parties or worse.
Ok mr Tin foil hat man. Grow up
@@diceonamay it is no joke at all. it happens everyday
Oh be quiet. Why are you even watching their video if you are so against them?
@@diceonamay lol against them. Good one,when I own most of their products.
@@RandallSGregory then stop complaining like a little baby. You are probably the person on the Facebook group acting like wyze are nazis. Grow up child
Hey Wyze I challenge you to send this safe to the Lock Picking Lawyer RUclips channel to see how fast he can pick it! Do you accept?
less than a minute
lol they ignored you :-(
Hmmmm California DOJ and gun safe in one sentence. No thanks.
Me like. 😁
I use to love you produce but now it looks like you just want to sell a lot of cheap stuff without quality. You cheap cameras become useless if you don't paid for you lame software. 😒
You mean exactly the same as expensive cameras from Google and Ring?
@@philip1345 i did know they sold produce. I'm always last to know. But you are right alot of the other security cameras door bell etc have their own problems. My friends have blink, spent a lot of money and have their fair share of problems
I have a ton of WYZE camera's (all different generations) and they all work great and I don't pay extra for any of them.
Load their free RTSP software on the cams, and set up your own NAS surveillance system, if you want to keep it in-house and without subscription fees. ;)
Expanding their product line is one of the easiest ways for a company to grow. I'm not sure why that is seen as a bad thing - nowhere in this video did he claim this was unbeatable.
Not sure who thought this would be a good idea, but hard pass from me.
The multiple fingerprints is a good idea except and this is the big problem you got to use the phone app to do that I'm sorry if you're a little old lady that's not up on technology or a little old man not up on technology or you don't want to be up on technology you want to have the same share feature between you and maybe your daughter or son that's you know like 20 or 30 or something most older people do not use or don't want to use a high in cell phone I'm not saying all there's a good number of them that just they want a phone to make a phone call nothing more so to have to use the app to put in multiple fingerprints is stupid it's more or less a convenience than it is actual practicality you would think there would be a button system or something on the inside of the device to tell the device you're adding another fingerprint not with the app that is beyond stupid cuz let's say somebody steals your phone let's say somebody destroys your phone let's say you lost your way of getting back into the app let's say you had that Safelite key on your keychain so your phone was stolen got crush destroyed or whatever they did with it your keys were taken as well so you couldn't whatever because they didn't want you to have your keys they may not have a purpose for the key so they threw them in some random trash somewhere which you'll never see again your phone's been destroyed reset whatever happened with it or your keys and your phone are in the living room you're the bedroom when something happens and whether or not you've been doing something like maybe waxing your hands or yeah just something to smudge your fingerprints for one and you're so frazzled from somebody breaking your house your your brain just goes numb on the passcode where your phone would recognize your face to get you in most likely so you can click whatever button to open the box and I'm going crazy scenario here I just know I am but I'm sitting here going you know having the extra fingerprints is great you have your left hand your right hand different fingers or your daughter son if they should be watching her house while you're gone maybe taking care of the dog in the plants something happens your phone's with you your keys are most likely with you or short someplace safely your daughter or whatever knows that gun safe there but for life in them they can't remember whatever the pin number is and since they hardly ever use it they've gone blank on the fingerprint to the Chinese figure this figure this finger hoping did I get it programmed in there did we do it you know can I you know as well while something's going on in the other room they're really worried something's going to happen there are so many ways I can see this not working but to sit there and require the phone in order to add a fingerprint it's crazy if it was either something on the inside of the device or your phone that would have made more sense I mean what if you recently changed the pin number but you didn't tell them you changed the pin number and for some reason their fingerprints not working that phone app isn't going to do them any good ones with you somewhere else I know I'm going out of weird tangent but I think somebody kind of gets what I'm saying here is like the phone app is stupid it's just utterly stupid for this part
Good Lord... How long were you typing that out for?! 🤣🤣🤣
@@solidzane voice typing
I keep thinking this isn't real no matter how many videos I see
I have a few concerns about this safe one has USB port the idea is great but does it only go to the battery or could a hacker plug in and reprogram from that position too putting something wireless on here can make it more hackable seriously you have you heard of brute Force attacks I mean there's the key part great the number pad great but I probably would have put nine numbers up there instead of what four six you got there fingerprint great to a limit I would almost say I would prefer a two fingerprint system there there's a couple ways I would have made this thing a little more safer I would love to test this thing out but there's a few different ways I can see that this thing is vulnerable you guys are trying to make it sound like you work for law enforcement blah blah blah whatever it is but I want to give this to a hacker probably a team of nine hackers from different hacking capabilities and I like to see if any of them can get around what you got there I don't think it's a good idea to make things connectable to a phone I think that is a bad idea now the phone app in order to give you your instructions wonderful then you don't have to print anything that makes a lot of sense the double a batteries good cuz I know they're going to be on the inside of the unit USB port so so depending on how it's being utilized internally if the USB port does nothing but electricity I think you can be okay but if that is anyway remotely connected to the wireless aspect or anything else in there disregards to the security of the device it's hackable
Regarding the USB-C port - I would like to believe that Wyze was smart enough to only include the power taps for the plug, and not the data connections (much like a charge-only USB cable for charging your phone at a public charger).
As for the fingerprint reader - hopefully it is a quality reader with sufficient resolution/capability to ensure a "lifted" print cannot be used (an issue early print readers had).
As for phone security and the physical safe itself - as with anything, physical security is paramount. If a skilled individual can gain access to a device, I don't care how secure it is, they most likely will eventually break into it, be it a server, phone, safe, or car. While I doubt that this thing could stand up to a torch or even a decent cutting disc, if someone has the time to do that uninterrupted, then there's a bigger issue at hand.
Regarding the physical lock - I would love to see @lockpickinglawyer have a go at this; hopefully it is better than a generic Master lock padlock, but only an attempt to pick it will likely tell us the whole story there. Major points to Wyze if the cylinder is able to be replaced/rekeyed without major hassle.
Worst Wyze product ever
First!
No one cares
@@Galaxydoge57 I care!
Not sure if I want my firearm vulnerable to a safe that has access to the internet
As he mentions, it's Bluetooth. Bluetooth is short-range. Bluetooth is not "the internet." He mentions the safe has local storage of encryption keys.
Bluetooth range 20 to 30 ft 30 ft being in the max let's start there that means I could be on the other side of a wall physically it'll shorten the distance a little bit but I can be on the other side of a wall two years ago when Bluetooth was brand new the funniest but stupidest real thing about Bluetooth was it could catch a cold Bluetooth had security issues years ago where one Bluetooth can effectively infect another Bluetooth device and that other Bluetooth device could infect another Bluetooth device and so on and so forth now from what I understand they did fix that quite quite a while ago but that was the original problem with Bluetooth
Okay the app lock is a good idea except if the hacker can hack your phone they can hack your app lock duh