I realize things change, but… This update is a “downdate” in my opinion.
Among other things, having the icons on the video image clutters it up so I can’t see what’s going on [in the video] unless I enlarge it, which I don’t want to do every time.
Also, why on earth do I need to see on the events list that every single video is 12 seconds long???
And you can no longer swipe to the next or previous video if you’ve watched an entire video. It works if you’re only part way through the video, but not if that [annoying] replay icon is on the image.
Ugh, people. Did anyone actually test this in a real-world situation? (other than the product team sitting at their desks?). So disappointed… And crabby.
I can’t put a finger on it, so to speak, but the clip review seems annoyingly different. maybe it’s the drab gray filter added at the end.
As we found out, a double-tap to magnify a clip is sloppy or not working for some.
Seems Wyze needs a user interface quality control program. Maybe the beta team does this already? I just hope updates don’t destroy other features we grown to like.
All in all, it’s great to see improvements in the products and have a forum to discuss our inconveniences.
Not at the moment. I can’t get past this horrible app interface. Maybe that will change. I do appreciate the option to not have a 5-minute cooldown, however.
Three thumbs up!
Glad it is optional
Glad I can choose a cam or so to use it on and not pay the price for all 20 plus cams.
Glad they finally introduced it so people who bought the cameras WHEN THEY SHOULD HAVE KNOWN FULL WELL ITS LIMITATIONS can now go on to complaining about else. Like why doesn’t it come in pink
I don’t see how they’ll be able to continue rapidly expanding features without forcing people to adapt to a changing interface (or forego updates, which has its own drawbacks.)
I’d love to hear someone with background in app interface design address this dilemma.