I called WYZE support yesterday morning. I was on the phone with them for over 90 minutes. [Wyze Ticket 4862153] I even spoke with an escalation technician. Come to find out there is NO WAY to download or even obtain the current firmware in file form anymore. WYZE may eventually make it available, but the support center has no idea if or when that will happen. I was told that they make previous releases available for download, but not the current release.
When I questioned why the previous v3 firmware release, version 4.36.16.5654, is no longer listed on their Release Notes & Firmware page at all (and thus unavailable for download), I was told it is no longer listed because that release was buggy and replaced with the current firmware. How do you like that circular logic? After all, every previous version of firmware has had bugs and was replaced with the next version. ![]()
One can honestly say that WYZE is truly hiding information from their customers by completely pulling releases from their official documentation as if the release never existed. Reputable companies would never do such a thing! An honest company would simply add a note about the “bad” release and ensure the firmware was no longer available for download. (Clearly WYZE has the no longer available for download bit covered!)
Furthermore, I was told that support could not send the current ZIP file for the latest firmware via email because the engineering team will not provide the file to the support team. Over the air is now the only way to get the latest firmware on a v3 camera. (Likely other camera versions as well.)
During my long conversation with support, I also learned that WYZE is no longer manufacturing v3 cameras. Once they are sold out, there will be no more. So for anyone that wants a v3, find one quick while supplies last.
Being a customer since 2018, I know that WYZE has offered the current firmware version for download since inception of the company. Why the sudden change without any communication whatsoever?
I don’t get it, but WYZE never ceases to amaze.
![]()
