I used to have to power cycle my cameras a lot too. Drove me insane. Now I never have to. If you’re interested in things to consider/look into to help with that, you’re welcome to read about what I found was related to this issue until I got all my cameras to the point where I basically never have to power cycle them. That’s not to say that there isn’t anything Wyze can do about it, as I even quoted Wyze toward the end talking about things they admit they can continue to do with all of this, but having gone through this same experience myself, I can assure you it is possible to never have to powercycle Wyze cams and have them up and running basically 24/7. I have over 40 Wyze cams, Basically every model camera and multiples of most of them, including lots of V3 cameras that are all quite stable and reliable now. It’s a long read, but if you’re interested, here is link to the long list of things I looked into until I figured out what all the potential variables were:
I hope you can figure something out. As I said, I understand how frustrating it is to have to powercycle constantly. I’ve been there, done that.