Hi Wyze friends!
I’m Will, a Product Manager on the Wyze camera team. We’re exploring ideas for our next generation of floodlight cameras, and we’d love your input!
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I took the survey.
It’s similar to a previous survey we took months ago about new entry level floodlights, but this time targeting Pro level outdoor cameras instead of entry level floodlights.
Personally, I LOVE the Floodlight Pro models. They see EVERYTHING, and have free local object detections included and 2K. They’re my favorite camera.
The only things I would consider upgrading them for would be a camera that has:
- higher resolution
- a second lens that is telephoto/zoomed in and can pan/tilt to follow the AI objects up close
- Bonus: RTSP or Home Assistant integration
It seems the first 2 may be things Wyze is considering which I would consider a HUGE upgrade!
Even if this new camera isn’t a floodlight, I would consider putting it in a couple of locations.
If the new one doesn’t have a wife FOV, but does pan tilt lens with telephoto zoomed in, then I would use it together with a Floodlight pro that sees everything while the other one sees more detail up close.
I have been looking for Floodlight Pro model for some friends & clients. The main problem has been the voltage limitation. They are in the 240V regions. Kindly make the voltage to be universal: 110v -240V.