Is it a camera? Is it a lightbulb? Yes. Meet Wyze Bulb Cam. It delivers 2K video, motion-activated lights, and two-way audio—all in one device that’s conveniently powered by any light fixture. No wires, and incredibly easy to install. Shop it now!
Exactly what I have been looking for.,but can it be flipped right side up (180°)?
Easily stolen?
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If it can it can be used in a lamp 
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They all are unless mounted 20’ of the ground.
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I was excited about this until it turned out that it is STRICTLY for the US market!
Of course, Wyze is a US company that ONLY makes devices for the US market!
120V it is!
Thank you very much, Wyze.
I think it’s time I moved to the competition.
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This Wyze bulb cam is certainly a great product concept. Can someone clarify the following. The description and video implies. 1-1-The power to the light socket remains on. 2-The camera works 24/7 because the power is on. 3-The bulb can be set to motion (in the app) so the bulb only turns on when motion is detected. Thank you Wyze people.
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To answer your questions
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The power to the light socket remains on, this is what powers the camera 24/7
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Yes, the camera will work 24/7 as long as the power is on to the socket it is screwed into.
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The bulb can be set to only come on with motion, it also has options to come on at sunset and off at sunrise, or on any schedule you prefer.
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Sold. Thank you.
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Can it be flipped for top loading light fixtures?
My front light is completely covered for rain, but it is top loading. Usually it’s just an app setting, but I noticed all of the photos show it facing down.
No RGB!?
3 out of 5 just because I find it a bit on a large size. I like what the competition is doing with some that stay pretty close the size of the bulb.
As of functionality goes, I approve. I might even get one for the cottage as I don’t care much about aesthetics there. I don’t care what bears, racoons and beaver think how it looks like 
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Does the light turn on when motion is detected?
Yes, you can set it up to do that.
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I am not sure how well that would work, I do not have on in my hands right now but I don’t think you could get the proper tilt needed from the cam if you flip it upside down.
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Interesting product design. I always thought this type of light cam could be useful.
May put one in my fenced-in backyard.
Would like one out front but leary of theft. I would be interested if the cam was encased in glass or a more secure container. Understandably I wouldn’t have a need for IR.
Thanks @WyzeJasonJ for the update.
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This will work, for my back porch.
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Ordered.
See it tomorrow.
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