New Wyze Camera on FCC

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Came across this on Reddit

https://www.fccidlookup.com/report/new-wyze-cam-platform-wifi-6-bluetooth-fcc-filing-2AUDF-CK127

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This is not just an incremental update; the filings confirm the inclusion of Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) and Bluetooth 5.2, signaling a significant technological leap for Wyze’s future camera lineup and promising a new level of performance and reliability for consumers.

I don’t see anything groundbreaking or revealing. Wyze already has Wi-Fi 6 and BLE 5.2 products.

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TL;DR: I am fairly confident this is fake/wrong

I looked up the official FCC gov page and that product code isn’t registered to Shenzhen (or Wyze) and Shenzhen’s most recent action date was 2/2/2024, not this month. Also, the product code doesn’t match their naming schema for previous devices.

Then if you actually look at the image, it looks like made up AI slop from 2023 AI image generators. It looks exactly like made up Wyze cameras I asked AI generators to make years ago. It doesn’t look like the FCC images I usually see when I look then up.

Even so, Shenzhen is a supplier for more than just Wyze.

It should also be pointed out that Wyze has not been doing ODM/OEM manufacturing for a few years now. They confirmed in an AMA they now do their own R&D, design, and own all their IP & design entirely (unlike their earliest devices up through like 2022 or maybe even 2023 at the latest) and come up with the idea, design, etc now. All their latest products have been registered under their grantee code for years now. If this one is real and it was posted under Shenzhen instead, it highly likely means it’s not for Wyze.

Even if they were, last time I looked up the public shipping records between Shenzhen and Wyze, they indicated that Shenzhen was the supplier for:

  • Headphones
  • Wyze Scale
  • Robot Vacuum Cleaner
  • Wyze Watch
  • Wyze Surge Protector

But it did not ever list cameras at all.. Things could’ve changed recently but I don’t think they do cameras through Shenzhen. Most of their cameras have come through Tianjin Hualai Technology, and Wyze recently gave a partnership to use Gwell components in other cameras (most of the models using FreeRTOS and the lotVid SDK, and now I’m 2025 they launched 2 new camera models (solar cam pan and battery doorbell) with a totally brand new supplier. I don’t believe any cameras for Wyze come from Shenzhen.

I think someone just made this up using AI. All evidence points to that. Likely just someone having fun. Don’t believe it.

I could be wrong, but if I had to bet money one way or the other, my money would be on this not being a Wyze product. But I’m just using educated guessing. There are too many red flags that scream BS. It isn’t passing my expert sniff test. But I appreciate the share anyway. :+1:

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Here is the official FCC ID search page.

https://www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid

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Sensationalist clickbait site. :roll_eyes:

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I never claimed to be accurate or official, just came across on Reddit :grin:

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Oh totally! None of my comments were directed toward you. I don’t want to dissuade you from sharing. No criticism or shade your way AT ALL, my friend. You were very clear that you weren’t claiming this, you were just relaying what someone else claimed. From my perspective you were hoping to get a good analysis from the Wyze experts so even you would also know how likely the claims might be. As far as I was concerned, your actions showed you trusted the perspective of the people in the forums to give insights, etc just like I did. I was just explaining my personal analysis. I absolutely know you had nothing to do with the Original Post. :+1: And you were clear it was just a reshare, not your opinion.

I was helping all readers to see why the person who created it was just doing clickbait and we can safely dismiss their allegations. :+1:

Yep, I often use the advanced page to do searches like I explained above:

https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/GenericSearch.cfm

Both are officially through fcc gov site and allow searching for the grantee code and product code. It was the first thing I did when I read this third party site’s allegations.

Pro tip: My favorite 3rd Party FCC site that is always accurate and trustworthy would be this one:

https://fcc.report/company/Wyze-Labs-Inc

ONCE in a blue moon they will even show details that are still hidden as “Confidential” on the official FCC gov site until a certain official date (ie: maybe the original confidential date passed and was released and then renewed, but was temporarily available/public so now it can be seen publicly if captured by the 3rd parties at the right time). They are also better organized than the gov site in some ways. BUT they don’t always have EVERYTHING the gov site has. Regardless, I always verify with the official gov site when clickbait-ists make claims (I am talking about the original poster with the other third party site trying to claim what they posted was real and trying to claim it’s related to Wyze).

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I know that, I was just reiterating my original intent.

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