Screenshot coming soon. I just have to find a page showing the OG truly on the network with WPA3. Too bad it’s not shown on the device info page in the Wyze app.
Verify may have been too strong of a word in my post, as I could be wrong.
But, WPA2/WPA3 aka “mixed mode” is actually the very reason I had claimed to “verify” the OG worked with WPA3.
- Purchased two OG cams (my first Wyze purchase) Connected them to a dedicated guest network set with WPA2 only. Went smooth no probs.
- Purchased a v4. Connected to same WPa2 network. O-ok.
- Purchased two v3 pros. Connected them to same WPA2 network. (These v3 pros cameras I tells ya…. lags and errors. They technically connect… but so unreliable loading in the app. Regret not just getting v4s because that edge Ai detection is some BS…)
With all cams on WPA2; I changed it to WPA3. After that, the two v3 pros stopped working. (Strange because it still showed them being connected with full bars in their device info section) However, video feed would not load giving an error.
The v4 and OG cams continued to work with WPA3.
All cams work with either WPA2 only, or WPA2/WPA3.
As router advanced settings can be annoyingly sensitive (or VERY… Asus) to on-th-fly setting changes. Especially without fully rebooting, unplugging etc. between. The argument can be made it’s possible the network was in à quasi-WPA2/WPA3 state due to it being a “dirty” swap directly switching from WPA2 to WPA3 vs a clean new cam setup directly into a WPA3 network.
Besides that, I think the v4 and OG are most likely WPA3.