Well it was an interesting run but I think I’m pretty much done dealing with frequently finding disconnected sensors and flashing bulbs. Reconnecting things is getting old. I need security that I can rely on and have confidence that it is functioning without having to check statuses on the daily.
Had high hopes but I guess you get what you pay for. I’ll use this stuff on occasion for various things I’m sure but it won’t be in place of a reliable security system. Ring / Blink here I come (and there goes a new guitar 
). K
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Welcome to the ‘ex’ family. I cut the cord on all ‘critical’ functions and couldn’t be happier. Still have a couple of Wyze cams active but only for ‘entertainment’ purposes. If they quit working (which I’m sure they will in short order) I don’t care.
Exactly. $20 security devices don’'t exist. Wyze devices are for entertainment only.
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Entertainment and home monitoring don’t fit together. On the other hand, security and home monitoring, yes. Otherwise, they’ll all have to change their stuff. One thing is certain, I will never subscribe to this service.
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Time for Class Action Law Suite 
Oh, I see. Good luck with that.
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To play the devil’s advocate, how would you prove it’s not your Wi-Fi or device location or interference or ISP or building material or the phase of the moon causing issues? Too many variables and different setups. Wi-Fi still has a ways to go before it hits that perfect mark…unless you’re shelling out some big bucks.
This forum would be a great start. 
That does make sense. Therefore I will be going with a wired system. I’m tired of my cameras ALWAYS losing signal…