This is a very niche product. As there is no ability to change the angle of the mount at all. If you just happen to have a window at just the right place to place a camera without pointing it up, down, right, or left, then yes it seems like a good option. I have two such windows in my house. But both would require drilling a hole through the floor to run power from the basement. I have one in each bedroom mounted against the glass. If you mount them near the top the blinds and drapes will likely not interfere and prevent glare. The biggest issue is that USB power cable running across the top of the window. My wife will regularly disconnect the camera accidently or pull on the cable to unplug it. That is a serious problem regardless of what type of mount you use.
This is the problem I have. Cannot tilt the camera if it is set into the window mount and my window is high. In order to see my whole garden I need to tilt it down.
Another option, and what I did for two of my Wyze outdoor cams: buy a long, flat USB cable. Mount the camera on the outside of house and route the cable through the window and plug it into an outlet inside. The windows will close just fine on top of the cable. This way you can still use the IR lights and get a much better picture and audio quality.
I'm finally ready to set mine up and man this window mount fits the camera like a glove. Very good on Wyze's part. I own my home and I don't like the look of running wires but I love to have surveillance on what's going on outside my home. You can't beat the value of this product.
I've used a nest indoor camera on glass, I did have to use black gaffers tape to seal around it to keep ambient light out. That mounting system is pretty slick.
I've been waiting or something like this, my cam isn't all the way outside it's behind a glass security door but the glare still exists. with this things will drastically improve, thank you
I just use and extension and the flat cable it comes with fits perfectly though the top of the window. Just lower the upper part of the window and lay it on top then carefully push it back up, there's a small gasket/brush that will prevent it from crushing. Then to mount i recommend to use a light solvent (WD-40) to clean the area and isopropyl alcohol to clean the solvents, then mount the metal plate with the 3M sticker for a very good secure mount. Boom! the V3 is rain resistant and bobs your uncle Now you can use angles, night vision, speaker/mic without interference other than the natural elements lol
Would it be too much to ask to maybe elaborate further on this? Or even better, send me some pics? My mother/father in law are closing on their new house next week and I’d love to mount these puppies outside the windows for them! Very interested in this method you used.
Thanks for the video! I have the same problem only worse with the sun coming up on my back windows and the blind reflection is terrible through half the day! This gives me ideas for my other behind-glass mounted cameras! I can have a buddy 3D print me a similar setup for the other camera brands I use. As I am a CAD designer I can model up CAD for a 3D printer to print me some custom bezels. I chose the behind the glass approach as they work well even at night and didn't require me to drill a bunch of holes into my house and swapping batteries when it's 10below outside as can do this in the comfort from inside my house with much less hassle.
Wow. That looks fantastic. I have one camera that I unfortunately, for now at least, can't mount outside due to lack of power and the glare is brutal at times. I wonder if clear Command strips would work as a replacement if needed? Next up testing out the RTSP firmware for the V3 and if all goes well rolling an NVR solution for local storage.
How about just buying a roll of double sided mounting tape from a hardware store? One strip on each corner of the cam, which will stay put and no glare anymore. Cheap to replace also. Just a suggestion.🙂
@@LifeHackster Actually there’s double-sided mounting tape with an adhesive that allows for pretty easy removal without being too weak to hold the camera. Been there, done that.🙂
Hello LifeHackster, I marvel at your simple eloquence. Your videos are simply the best. With that said I would love it if you could touch on a topic that few have. I just bought two of newest Wyze Cam v3 cameras from possibly what may be an Amazon link however the cameras I got seem different in the sense that they don't have an SD card slot in the back. Mine have what appears to be a micro-SD card instead on the upper top left of the camera with the reset button on the right. Where the sense of frustration comes in is when we try to switch this version over to the custom beta firmware in order to allow it to use what is called RTSP (real time streaming protocol) whenever I say RTSP I keep hearing Aretha Franklin's voice singing those letters and saying, 'Find out what it means to me."
So the RTSP if done correctly should allow you to use your Wyze cam v3 camera (that has a micro-SD card similar to what you would call a 'nano-sim' in your smartphone. They are equivalent in size) for use with your own NVR setup using 'Agent-UI' (in my case) or 'Blue Iris' in others. You could even use OBS Studio if you wanted to record footage from the cameras. These seem to provide the best solutions for Windows Users with 'Agent-UI' being the main one I'm using now.
And finally. In every video I've seen and instructional guide the images shown don't reflect that the Wyze Cam v3 sold in the U.S. is using the Micro-SD card not the SD-CARD. The instructionals also show it being inserted INCORRECTLY. It should be inserted the OPPOSITE way from shown in the instruction guides in order for it to sit flush inside the back of the camera. Also when you are flashing the Wyze Cam v3 and you hold in the reset button while powering it on and you see the blue light indicating the firware flash was successful. You will then be confronted with a flashing or blinking LED which will make you think you've broken your new camera. You haven't. You will however need to re-pair your camera by that I mean re-sync it with the wyze app by pushing the reset button until you hear the prompt, 'Ready'. Then you click Add new device in the wyze app to regenerate your New QR code which you will have to let the Wyze version 3 cam scan before it will be available once more in the Wyze App. There's an additional step however this has been long winded enough. Please make video on this process if you will. Thank-you.
It would be nice to be able to put the camera in infrared mode without the infrared lights being on. You could then just buy an IR emitter and put it on a timer outside.
Have you ever looked into IR Illuminators? I just discovered these the other day when surfing for ways to improve night vision distance. If the night vision (IR LEDs) have to be turned off, or the night vision doesn't go far enough, an IR Illuminator can be used to act like a flood light (invisible to humans) for the camera. I don't have an IR illuminator yet, so I cannot comment on how well it works. Maybe it can be a supplement in your videos when describing night vision.
Yes. IR illuminators can supplement your cameras IR night vision except a lot of cameras including the wyze cam V3.. if you turn off night vision it will also turn it to color mode which the IR Illuminator will have no benefit. I think the V2 of the wyze cam, at least the last time I tested it, you can separately turn off the IR and leave it in black and white mode. Still the best set up for camera through glass is color night vision and you just have to add some lighting outside.
Will it work if I don’t have blinds to block the interior light? I just moved to a small cottage in Mobile, AL and the front windows are small nonfunctional, just for looks & to let light in so they will only have the sheer curtains over them. Anyway someone keeps bringing me food gifts and leaving them on my porch while I’m still sleeping. I’m not sure if it’s a harmless nice neighbor, one of the many nice delivery people or someone I should be concerned about. I was looking for a camera that could be hidden, discreet or used from inside so they wouldn’t try to take it. TIA. Great videos!
Love your videos. You really know how to explain tech features and demo products. I'm sure you have helped many people with their video camera setups. Keep up the amazing work! And yes... I will be subscribing to your channel. 👍🏽
@@LifeHackster Thanks! Luckily a third party vendor at Amazon finally released a similar mount for the Blink and it was held up very well so far (about 1 month).
Hi! I would like to place the cameras using the Window Mount to monitor the yard. There is no lighting or light in the yard. If I am correct, I need to turn off the infrared and night vision of the camera to get a good quality image through the window? Can the system work this way or can only the area with light through the window be monitored? Thanks, Peter
Yes...most if not all plug in cameras like this Wyze Cam V3 uses camera based detection which works behind glass. Now, battery powered cameras on the other hand will not work because they use a PIR motion sensor which detects heat movement and will not work through glass.
Based on your review I'm thinking of getting these for my front and rear doors. Is there a motion sensing hardwired floodlight (no camera) that you would recommend? Would the type, brightness, etc. of the lights affect the performance of these cameras? I would like to record in color at night and I like the idea of having a bright light come on whenever someone gets near my doors. Thanks.
Will you review the new ring and blink and the amazon Astro robot you can ease and lower the camera and you can see it though your phone and it works with ring and it like stores to ring if you have ring protect
I can say this.. wyze has 2 good things going for it .. 1:cost and 2: color night vision. I just finally put mine outside with outdoor power and was surprised it lite up the darkness like it was day time.. I was very impressed.. so i did a search for " color night vision " and Reolink duo has it and swann enforcer 4k has it. why this is important.? is because you can see what color shirt the crook has on and other details you can not see at night.. but for the win I give it to wyze for a cheap camera that has great night vision can you do a review of Amaryllo - Zeus Biometric auto tracking ( plugs into light bulb) and Swann Enforcer 4k color night vision and Sunba PTZ ?
Solo cam or any battery powered camera will not work on a "through glass window" setup because of the PIR sensor which will not work if it is behind glass. I tested the Eufy indoor and the V2 which works but because it is silicone and not made to fit, the camera has a tendency to slide and fall off.
Hi life hackster thank you for your videos I enjoy them very much thank you for your knowledge you were talking about the window mount on this video where can I find it I'd like to buy a couple I have four wise cam cameras all because of your videos thank you keep up the good work
You have to have some lighting on the outside because you need to turn off the camera's IR. With the Wyze V3, it has a starlight sensor..so it just needs some ambient lighting to be able to see at night.
Since it mounts flat against the window, it only looks straight ahead. I have a second V3 in my kitchen window that I'm using with the magnetic base & I get very little glare at all so the window mount isn't necessary unless you need to mount high up in your window. The rubber window mount works perfectly for my use in my front window.
Would the V3 still be a viable option if the cost was 60 bucks? Seems impossible to find it for a resonable price in Europe :( Trying to find something comparable, but so far nothing that I can confirm i the same quality image.
@@LifeHackster that's a drawback, my camera is at the top of the window tilted downwards, that aside, it's a great camera, I bought it after watching your review, the starlight is exactly what I've been looking for
I was just thinking about something....If i was trying to save a few dollars couldn't I acheieve the same thing by taping something black around the camera to the window? It's almost the same thing right?
Kinda, I had a V2 I tried that with and the main issue was getting it to stay flush and stay put in the FL heat as well as not overheat from the black tape. I gave up and use the window shelf method Lifehackster did a video on a while back as I now have motion lights to avoid turning on IR. You can still try it espcially if your not in a hellishly hot state lol, there are also black covering for the Wyze. Nothing will work with the pan and tilts tho.
My night vision on one of my wyze v3 cameras is against a glass window, thus I had to turn off IR lights, set as Dusk and night vision as AUTO. I have lights outside so it is picking up the lights and I can only get BLACK and WHITE nigh vision. Color in the day, black and white at night. I do NOT know how to get Color at night. Your video did not address this problem. It stated that I should add an outside light, but I already have one and I can not get COLOR at night
A simple hack is just to cut out a cardboard and paint it black. Cut out a square for the camera and that is it you now eliminated the glare. This stuff is too expensive for what it is.
So what you're saying is that this is actually an outdoor camera, and if you use it indoors, it loses all of it's selling points? What good is a camera in 2022, that can't see in the dark? Plus, why does Wyze seek blame the customer for 'not setting it right' if Wyze only send permanent stick strips, instead of suckers, which would allow for movement of the camera?? Especially if they went to the trouble of a magnetic mount to begin with? You've told me that buying this product would be unwyze, if you need an indoor cctv camera. Just sell it as an exterior camera and you are fine?!?! I will check out all your other review videos though. This cam is just not good enough for indoor use.
It might not be for you but there are a lot of renters and apartment dwellers that are not able to install, make holes or screw anything on where they live in and this is a pretty good option.
Renters like myself who can't just do whatever they want to rentals or people who don't wanna climb to drill holes/hang wires all over their house such as the lazy, the elderly or disabled. It's way more convenient for a lot of people and achieves the same effect of "hey, you're being recorded".
Why would u want to have this on a window? Everyone can see it so what u gonna get? Kinda defeats the purpose right? I've never seen anyone have a cam on their window lmao 🤣 this is so stupid omg lol
I invented one long time ago for my v2 with cardboard and painted black and still working perfect.
Would love it, but need one that supports the camera when tilted... any suggestions?
This is a very niche product. As there is no ability to change the angle of the mount at all. If you just happen to have a window at just the right place to place a camera without pointing it up, down, right, or left, then yes it seems like a good option. I have two such windows in my house. But both would require drilling a hole through the floor to run power from the basement. I have one in each bedroom mounted against the glass. If you mount them near the top the blinds and drapes will likely not interfere and prevent glare. The biggest issue is that USB power cable running across the top of the window. My wife will regularly disconnect the camera accidently or pull on the cable to unplug it. That is a serious problem regardless of what type of mount you use.
This is the problem I have. Cannot tilt the camera if it is set into the window mount and my window is high. In order to see my whole garden I need to tilt it down.
Another option, and what I did for two of my Wyze outdoor cams: buy a long, flat USB cable. Mount the camera on the outside of house and route the cable through the window and plug it into an outlet inside. The windows will close just fine on top of the cable. This way you can still use the IR lights and get a much better picture and audio quality.
That's a good idea. Thanks for sharing.
I'm finally ready to set mine up and man this window mount fits the camera like a glove. Very good on Wyze's part. I own my home and I don't like the look of running wires but I love to have surveillance on what's going on outside my home. You can't beat the value of this product.
I've used a nest indoor camera on glass, I did have to use black gaffers tape to seal around it to keep ambient light out.
That mounting system is pretty slick.
2 options get black blinds or curtains or do both to eliminate glare.
One use only make it a pass. I'd just use the regular mount and cut out a piece of black paper to surround it to eliminate the glare.
I've been waiting or something like this, my cam isn't all the way outside it's behind a glass security door but the glare still exists. with this things will drastically improve, thank you
You are welcome.
I just use and extension and the flat cable it comes with fits perfectly though the top of the window. Just lower the upper part of the window and lay it on top then carefully push it back up, there's a small gasket/brush that will prevent it from crushing. Then to mount i recommend to use a light solvent (WD-40) to clean the area and isopropyl alcohol to clean the solvents, then mount the metal plate with the 3M sticker for a very good secure mount. Boom! the V3 is rain resistant and bobs your uncle
Now you can use angles, night vision, speaker/mic without interference other than the natural elements lol
Would it be too much to ask to maybe elaborate further on this? Or even better, send me some pics? My mother/father in law are closing on their new house next week and I’d love to mount these puppies outside the windows for them! Very interested in this method you used.
Thanks for the video! I have the same problem only worse with the sun coming up on my back windows and the blind reflection is terrible through half the day! This gives me ideas for my other behind-glass mounted cameras! I can have a buddy 3D print me a similar setup for the other camera brands I use. As I am a CAD designer I can model up CAD for a 3D printer to print me some custom bezels. I chose the behind the glass approach as they work well even at night and didn't require me to drill a bunch of holes into my house and swapping batteries when it's 10below outside as can do this in the comfort from inside my house with much less hassle.
Yes, you can 3D print other brands..like the Eufy indoor which I tried on this and it fits very snug but it has a tendency to slide and fall off.
Wow. That looks fantastic. I have one camera that I unfortunately, for now at least, can't mount outside due to lack of power and the glare is brutal at times. I wonder if clear Command strips would work as a replacement if needed? Next up testing out the RTSP firmware for the V3 and if all goes well rolling an NVR solution for local storage.
It might work but it does need to hold and able to hold the camera securely. I might prefer a mounting tape as a replacement.
How about just buying a roll of double sided mounting tape from a hardware store? One strip on each corner of the cam, which will stay put and no glare anymore. Cheap to replace also. Just a suggestion.🙂
Good suggestion until the time you want to remove the camera from the window.
@@LifeHackster Actually there’s double-sided mounting tape with an adhesive that allows for pretty easy removal without being too weak to hold the camera. Been there, done that.🙂
Hello LifeHackster, I marvel at your simple eloquence. Your videos are simply the best. With that said I would love it if you could touch on a topic that few have. I just bought two of newest Wyze Cam v3 cameras from possibly what may be an Amazon link however the cameras I got seem different in the sense that they don't have an SD card slot in the back. Mine have what appears to be a micro-SD card instead on the upper top left of the camera with the reset button on the right. Where the sense of frustration comes in is when we try to switch this version over to the custom beta firmware in order to allow it to use what is called RTSP (real time streaming protocol) whenever I say RTSP I keep hearing Aretha Franklin's voice singing those letters and saying, 'Find out what it means to me."
So the RTSP if done correctly should allow you to use your Wyze cam v3 camera (that has a micro-SD card similar to what you would call a 'nano-sim' in your smartphone. They are equivalent in size) for use with your own NVR setup using 'Agent-UI' (in my case) or 'Blue Iris' in others. You could even use OBS Studio if you wanted to record footage from the cameras. These seem to provide the best solutions for Windows Users with 'Agent-UI' being the main one I'm using now.
And finally. In every video I've seen and instructional guide the images shown don't reflect that the Wyze Cam v3 sold in the U.S. is using the Micro-SD card not the SD-CARD. The instructionals also show it being inserted INCORRECTLY. It should be inserted the OPPOSITE way from shown in the instruction guides in order for it to sit flush inside the back of the camera. Also when you are flashing the Wyze Cam v3 and you hold in the reset button while powering it on and you see the blue light indicating the firware flash was successful. You will then be confronted with a flashing or blinking LED which will make you think you've broken your new camera. You haven't. You will however need to re-pair your camera by that I mean re-sync it with the wyze app by pushing the reset button until you hear the prompt, 'Ready'. Then you click Add new device in the wyze app to regenerate your New QR code which you will have to let the Wyze version 3 cam scan before it will be available once more in the Wyze App. There's an additional step however this has been long winded enough. Please make video on this process if you will. Thank-you.
Just ordered! Thanks for this video!! More videos to come🔥🔥
Awesome! Thank you!
i have 2 of the black ones and love them no glare at all
It would be nice to be able to put the camera in infrared mode without the infrared lights being on. You could then just buy an IR emitter and put it on a timer outside.
They have this setting (IR OFF) on their V2's but still in night vision...meaning B&W mode.
@@LifeHackster Now I'm interested if cameras can pick up IR wavelengths through windows.
You always find the coolest stuff! Thanks again!
My pleasure!
I would love to see a video of a product that would reduce glare coming from vehicle headlights
Thank you for sharing these videos. They are really really helpful! Just bought the Cam Window Mount.
What happens if you have a window screen? Will that completely throw off the camera or does the camera just ignore the screen?
I am reading through the reviews looking for the answer to this same question. Have you by any chance tried it out with a screen?
Have you ever looked into IR Illuminators? I just discovered these the other day when surfing for ways to improve night vision distance. If the night vision (IR LEDs) have to be turned off, or the night vision doesn't go far enough, an IR Illuminator can be used to act like a flood light (invisible to humans) for the camera. I don't have an IR illuminator yet, so I cannot comment on how well it works. Maybe it can be a supplement in your videos when describing night vision.
Yes. IR illuminators can supplement your cameras IR night vision except a lot of cameras including the wyze cam V3.. if you turn off night vision it will also turn it to color mode which the IR Illuminator will have no benefit. I think the V2 of the wyze cam, at least the last time I tested it, you can separately turn off the IR and leave it in black and white mode. Still the best set up for camera through glass is color night vision and you just have to add some lighting outside.
Will it work if I don’t have blinds to block the interior light? I just moved to a small cottage in Mobile, AL and the front windows are small nonfunctional, just for looks & to let light in so they will only have the sheer curtains over them. Anyway someone keeps bringing me food gifts and leaving them on my porch while I’m still sleeping. I’m not sure if it’s a harmless nice neighbor, one of the many nice delivery people or someone I should be concerned about. I was looking for a camera that could be hidden, discreet or used from inside so they wouldn’t try to take it. TIA. Great videos!
Love your videos. You really know how to explain tech features and demo products. I'm sure you have helped many people with their video camera setups. Keep up the amazing work! And yes... I will be subscribing to your channel. 👍🏽
Can you angle the camera or would you still need to create a home made wedge if you wanted it to face more of an angle instead of straight forward?
blink has out a solar thing and a new doorbell.. you should do a review on that.. this is good product but may be lacking without night vision thing..
I pre-ordered it.
Just mount the camera in between the window and the window screen that way you can still use all your features.
Thank you!! I’ve been waiting for something like this. I appreciate the information.
You are welcome.
Nice! I wonder if a Blink camera would fit that mount?
It is too small (Blink mini)... I tried the V2 which fits and also the Eufy indoor but it has a tendency to slide off.
@@LifeHackster Thanks! Luckily a third party vendor at Amazon finally released a similar mount for the Blink and it was held up very well so far (about 1 month).
Super video. Now I am ordering three of them for my v3s. Thank you!
Get me one too.
Can you still use the motion detection with the window mount? I didn't know if it could still detect motion outside if it is up against a window.
Yes, you can. The wyze cam V3 uses pixel base or camera based detection and AI. It works through glass.
Is there a silicon type sticker/mount for Blink cameras? That would be nice to mount to inside window glass.
Do you like this better than the Panasonic Homehawk?
I might need to revisit it and do a comparison.
I love these
It's too bad that you can't tilt the v3 mount to the left/right angle...wonder if there is a hack to achieve this?!
Hi!
I would like to place the cameras using the Window Mount to monitor the yard. There is no lighting or light in the yard. If I am correct, I need to turn off the infrared and night vision of the camera to get a good quality image through the window? Can the system work this way or can only the area with light through the window be monitored?
Thanks,
Peter
Probably get the third party version that allows you to angle the camera.
wish we could adjust camera up and down or left and right rather that pointing straight
Very helpful, thank you.
does the motion sensor work through the glass?
Yes...most if not all plug in cameras like this Wyze Cam V3 uses camera based detection which works behind glass. Now, battery powered cameras on the other hand will not work because they use a PIR motion sensor which detects heat movement and will not work through glass.
Based on your review I'm thinking of getting these for my front and rear doors. Is there a motion sensing hardwired floodlight (no camera) that you would recommend? Would the type, brightness, etc. of the lights affect the performance of these cameras? I would like to record in color at night and I like the idea of having a bright light come on whenever someone gets near my doors. Thanks.
You can cut something off on the camera I forgot what an it'll stop glare
I have a question would the black one be better for a window that has direct sunlight all day or would the white one be better?
Will you review the new ring and blink and the amazon Astro robot you can ease and lower the camera and you can see it though your phone and it works with ring and it like stores to ring if you have ring protect
Personally, I think, Amazon missed a feature opportunity on this robot...why they didn't add a vacuum feature on this?
If we lose the wifi of the house will the camera still record to the microSD? And if we get wifi again can we see what was recorded on microSD?
I can say this.. wyze has 2 good things going for it .. 1:cost and 2: color night vision. I just finally put mine outside with outdoor power and was surprised it lite up the darkness like it was day time.. I was very impressed.. so i did a search for " color night vision " and Reolink duo has it and swann enforcer 4k has it. why this is important.? is because you can see what color shirt the crook has on and other details you can not see at night.. but for the win I give it to wyze for a cheap camera that has great night vision
can you do a review of Amaryllo - Zeus Biometric auto tracking ( plugs into light bulb) and Swann Enforcer 4k color night vision and Sunba PTZ ?
I wonder if this would work for the eufy solo cam. It’s square & I think it’s around the same size?
@@teknerd that’s amazingly smart! I’m disappointed I didn’t think of that, lol! Thanks!
Solo cam or any battery powered camera will not work on a "through glass window" setup because of the PIR sensor which will not work if it is behind glass. I tested the Eufy indoor and the V2 which works but because it is silicone and not made to fit, the camera has a tendency to slide and fall off.
@@LifeHackster I meant to say the indoor camera, just meant the one that doesn’t need a home base. The small square one.
is there any other camera for thru windo recording
I like your informative videos. Thanks.
Hi life hackster thank you for your videos I enjoy them very much thank you for your knowledge you were talking about the window mount on this video where can I find it I'd like to buy a couple I have four wise cam cameras all because of your videos thank you keep up the good work
Thank you and here is the link to the window mount - amzn.to/3D6sBuR
Is there a way to mount these outside without putting holes in the house? I'm a renter.
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Am I understanding that when using these in a window they won't work at night?
You have to have some lighting on the outside because you need to turn off the camera's IR. With the Wyze V3, it has a starlight sensor..so it just needs some ambient lighting to be able to see at night.
Great information !! To the point. 👍
Hi, Do you know if the WYZE Window Mount is compatible with the new WYZE Cam OG?
No it is not compatible.
Yes, it looks like they made a V2 Window Mount for the Wyze Cam OG.
If you use the silicone mount can you still angle the camera to the left of right; or does it have to look straight ahead.
My exact question too.
Since it mounts flat against the window, it only looks straight ahead. I have a second V3 in my kitchen window that I'm using with the magnetic base & I get very little glare at all so the window mount isn't necessary unless you need to mount high up in your window. The rubber window mount works perfectly for my use in my front window.
Love that warning sticker on the window next to camera. Where can I purchase one with same design please?
You can get those stickers at Home Depot or Lowe’s Home Depot sells a whole crap ton of them!!
Nice
WYZE CAM V2 AND V3 REVIEW
There is a the new light socket plug for the v3 camera, hopefully they will make it compatible with V3 pro or has anyone tried it yet?
Would the V3 still be a viable option if the cost was 60 bucks? Seems impossible to find it for a resonable price in Europe :( Trying to find something comparable, but so far nothing that I can confirm i the same quality image.
Eufy indoor is also a good option.
@@LifeHackster Ordered! Thanks for the tip!
Will person detection work with this method?
Yes.
How can you angle the camera if you’re using the window mount, or is that even possible
Great video.
Will the v 1 work with this ?
Second!...i mean 3rd
What if I just directly tape the camera onto the window ?
use velcro dots or squares instead
How well will it work with a dark window screen
Wow I need this
Will this work for the v2 ?
i love it!
It looks like one position which is straight out looking forward. Can this be able to tilt down or tilt up while using it?
It is not adjustable as to positioning.
@@LifeHackster that's a drawback, my camera is at the top of the window tilted downwards, that aside, it's a great camera, I bought it after watching your review, the starlight is exactly what I've been looking for
@@LA-ph6hh does it move when it detects motion? Cuz what's the point if it doesn't follow the motions,? This camera is shit lol
Is there a similar device for Blink cameras?
I own a house and i still rather put it through the window. I hate making holes if there is a better method to achieve the same results
it wont work on winter ehh? because of the moist that will come from the window?
Can you see if you can make a V2 fit
Are there any other cameras that have window mounts, I usually use eufy cameras
I think Logitech Circle has one but I haven't tested it out.
@@LifeHackster thank you
can i create 2 different accounts to set up one whyze camara
I was just thinking about something....If i was trying to save a few dollars couldn't I acheieve the same thing by taping something black around the camera to the window? It's almost the same thing right?
Kinda, I had a V2 I tried that with and the main issue was getting it to stay flush and stay put in the FL heat as well as not overheat from the black tape. I gave up and use the window shelf method Lifehackster did a video on a while back as I now have motion lights to avoid turning on IR. You can still try it espcially if your not in a hellishly hot state lol, there are also black covering for the Wyze. Nothing will work with the pan and tilts tho.
I have a problem with Wyze Can V3. It is not working and constantly have the red status light on. Tried hold down reset button, but problem remained
When you press the reset button do you hear a voice prompt saying, 'Ready to Connect'?
If mounted outdoor, need power supply? Or built in battery?
@Sean _ tq bro
Great video thanks for sharing!!!
Good videos but I know your neighbors think your ocd with cameras 😂
Definitely :)
The downside of this mount is that you can't position the cam up/down/left/right. However, for the right application it looks pretty yummy.
Yummy?
@@msotrfan1 By 'yummy' he means 'good'.
Is there any window-mounted camera that has LTE?
Not that I know of.
@@LifeHackster Thanx!
Will v2's fot in this mount ?
No it won't.
My night vision on one of my wyze v3 cameras is against a glass window, thus I had to turn off IR lights, set as Dusk and night vision as AUTO. I have lights outside so it is picking up the lights and I can only get BLACK and WHITE nigh vision. Color in the day, black and white at night. I do NOT know how to get Color at night. Your video did not address this problem. It stated that I should add an outside light, but I already have one and I can not get COLOR at night
Turn off night vision.
The cam pan needs a window mount
R you Filipino? Or Cambodian?
A simple hack is just to cut out a cardboard and paint it black. Cut out a square for the camera and that is it you now eliminated the glare. This stuff is too expensive for what it is.
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Get a piece of paper cut it around and use tape
That will work too..
Firsttttttt
2nd lol
So what you're saying is that this is actually an outdoor camera, and if you use it indoors, it loses all of it's selling points? What good is a camera in 2022, that can't see in the dark? Plus, why does Wyze seek blame the customer for 'not setting it right' if Wyze only send permanent stick strips, instead of suckers, which would allow for movement of the camera?? Especially if they went to the trouble of a magnetic mount to begin with? You've told me that buying this product would be unwyze, if you need an indoor cctv camera. Just sell it as an exterior camera and you are fine?!?! I will check out all your other review videos though. This cam is just not good enough for indoor use.
Who wants cameras in their windows like that? That looks awful.
It might not be for you but there are a lot of renters and apartment dwellers that are not able to install, make holes or screw anything on where they live in and this is a pretty good option.
THEN DON'T DO IT!!!
Renters like myself who can't just do whatever they want to rentals or people who don't wanna climb to drill holes/hang wires all over their house such as the lazy, the elderly or disabled.
It's way more convenient for a lot of people and achieves the same effect of "hey, you're being recorded".
Your captions do not even match hat you are saying
Don't get this. It's awful. The Panasonic home hawk is so much better.
Why would u want to have this on a window? Everyone can see it so what u gonna get? Kinda defeats the purpose right? I've never seen anyone have a cam on their window lmao 🤣 this is so stupid omg lol
This video was crap. I want to know how it does in an all blacked out area. Not a lot up area.
This comment is crap that I don’t even know what a “lot up area is”
@@LifeHackster lol. LIT UP AREA TEDDY
Nice