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Wyze Cam v2 Security Camera Review

Wyze Cam v2 Security Camera Review

Posted on April 17, 2018July 11, 2019 By Jarvis

The team behind Wyze Cam is back with an updated version of their inexpensive home security camera, and it’s simply called Wyze Cam v2. This updated model has the same $19.99 price as the original despite the hardware boost; it also has the same design, making it visually indistinguishable from the older version. If you’re a new Wyze customer, getting v2 is a no-brainer. Existing Wyze owners may be wondering, though: is it worth the cost to upgrade?

Hardware

Visually speaking, there’s only one difference between Wyze Cam and Wyze Cam v2: matte vs. glossy finishes. Whereas the original Wyze Cam has a glossy exterior finish that reflects light, the sequel has a matte finish that diffuses any potential glares. That aside, Wyze Cam v2 has the same cube shape, white body, gray base, hinge, and magnetic mount.
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