The hardware features a 2K resolution camera with a 160-degree field of view, color night vision, and two-way audio. Designed for outdoor use with an IP54 rating, it stores footage locally via a microSD card up to 256GB, though cloud recording and AI-driven features like package detection require a Cam Unlimited Pro subscription. To expand coverage, Wyze also released $16.98 Bluetooth-enabled accessory bulbs that sync with the main camera to create a unified motion-activated lighting system.
While the device solves the power supply dilemma, it inherits the classic smart bulb limitation: flipping the physical light switch cuts power to the camera entirely. Users must rely on app-based scheduling or motion triggers to maintain operation. Potential buyers should also verify their exterior fixtures use a standard screw-in socket rather than embedded LEDs, and weigh the convenience against Wyze's history of security and privacy concerns.

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