Maybe with all these Users saying they are going to ditch Wyze products, those of us that stick around will have better service due to less congestion on the AWS…
I only use their Wyze Cams V2, Pan-Cam and V3 - Not at all interested in any other products ( and now you see why…LOL )
My Home security system is an UL listed Ademco system which did see a blip in it’s comms but switched to a fallback pathway immediately and never lost communications to the App or the monitoring center.
MY home automation is on Z-Wave which will run locally on the Z-Wave network and will connect to WiFi for App control, it never went down either.
Earlier today I had 4 cameras that were showing offline but I was able to do live view , later in the day they straightened themselves out without me doing anything since that time all the cameras are working just as they should.
If they don’t come back totally on their own I would try power cycling the camera, that has solved the issue for me in the past
My Wyze Outdoor cameras are still offline(flashing blue lights on the cameras and base) 36 hours and three power off/ on cycle attempts later. 8PM EST Thursday night. Any thoughts on a solution ?
All my indoor plugs are still not working. I’ve been through all the troubleshooting steps multiple times. All I get is the blue light on every one of the plugs flashing rapidly. They obviously haven’t resolved whatever the issues were from yesterday. My next step is going to be to toss these things in the trash and find something that actually works.
I am done with wyze! ordered zigbee plugs for my whole house. there is no excuse for this to be playing out the way it is! I thought wyze was better than this!!!
Same here. Like 30 minutes to an hour late. Same thing happened in the summer but was much longer, it drove me nuts at night I had to disable for a day or two.
Any chance of a future firmware update for the Video Doorbell that could automatically trigger a device reset if there are certain conditions met like “has continuous power & is paired & is not connected [for xx hours]”?
That’d probably save people a lot of hassle flipping breakers or taking the doorbells off the wall and resetting them manually, should AWS ever cause problems like this in the future.
Yep. I find it amusing that even the more technically aware seem to think “oh, Wyze just doesn’t pay enough / isn’t smart enough to use best practices across AWS regions”. If it were just a matter of knowing how to use AWS resiliently, why was freaking Amazon Music one of the casualties last week? Why was Disney? Why Salesforce? It’s obviously not so straightforward. I don’t think anyone should be using “cloud” services for production, but I also don’t blame Wyze for making the same mistakes as the rest of the industry.
That has got to get stolen for the next season of Ted Lasso.