Had another BLINKER today:
Log ID: 547485
Device Model: Wyze Plug v2
Firmware: 1.2.0.183
This is connected to my headboard light in the Master Bedroom. My wife says the light, which was off when I left for work this morning, turned on, and off a few times, and then settled in on staying ON for a few hours until she called me and I had her manually unplug the plug from the misbehaving ‘blinker’ Wyze Plug…
Had to delete it from the App, and add it back in.
SJ
Well, this thread is over 5-months old. With that said, I think this makes the 3-month anniversary since the problem started for most of us. The firmware release that came out 1/19/2022 started it all for me. WYZE continues to sell these plugs. At least those that buy them now can’t update to the problematic firmware.
1.2.0.179 (February 28, 2022)
Note: Wyze Plug firmware 1.2.0.179 is being paused as we look into reports of connectivity not being improved by this update and plugs that stop responding after updating. Some regain function a day or two later but others are still unresponsive. If this has happened to you, please reach out to Wyze Customer Support.
1.2.0.176 (January 19, 2022)
Note: This firmware is being halted due to an identified issue that causes the plug to go offline often. We have identified the root cause and are working on a firmware release that will fix the problem.
1.2.0.126 (December 6, 2021)
1.2.0.93 (February 24, 2021)
1.2.0.76 (January 18, 2021)
One would think that after this long with no fix, Wyze would at least repackage the last-known working firmware (126) as an update for those of us that took the 176/179/183 updates.
Since they haven’t done so…I am left to assume that there is no way to roll back.
It does seem like they would at least go back to a firmware that I guess worked don’t know because when I bought my 2021 plugs 176 on them.
Posted over in the beta firmware thread they claim they solved the offline issue. Internal testing and a beta soon.
Thanks for the info. I’m ready to get this problem hopefully taken care of.
" So Sorry"
OHHH, that makes EVEYTHING better!! - that covers everything thats been going on for months. The 100% lack of communication and acknowledgement, the headache from non-stop reinstalling, the FORCED updates from a working to a non working firmware when you want to do a schedlue, The pet deaths, the costs of repairs, the need to have someone drive 14 miles a few times to unplug and replug, The fun of climbing ladders to get to the plugs to reset them, Should I go on?? I guess not because “So Sorry” wipes out any issues that happened
I think the last part is right, although worded wrong- it should say “best TO BUY FROM Wish.com” - yeah they take a bit longer to ship but its the same quality
“100% lack of communication and acknowledgement” is the MO of Wyze Support and the Company overall. The buyers are the Suckers. Another product release “Wyze Deadbolt” 
yeah- I saw that- I cant wait for the 1yr battery life to die at 1 month and people get locked out of thier homes because it doesnt have a key and really, who is going to carry a usb-c battery pack with them in case the battery dies?? I also had to laugh because it said -Dont worry if someone sees you enter your secret code because you can add random numbers before and after the real one and it will still work-- Well doesnt that mean if the person watching Also adds those same wrong numbers it will work for them also??
That makes sense but sometimes firmware buildouts are built as updates on the existing rather than complete overwrites. One’s fear is a failure in that process turns it into a brick. I’m just guessing here but they just may be too far into it for that too work.
I can verify, as was posted in the other thread, that they are currently internally testing a fix for this.
Thanks for the info Jason.
I’m pleased to report zero issues since the dev team announced they found the problem and are performing internal testing. I’m curious, has anyone else had any problems since the announcement?
If nobody is having problems these days, it confirms that (at least part of) the problem is on the back-end.
Yes…I had a plug go offline when I rebooted my wifi router and have been unable to reconnect. It was running the beta firmware:
Yeah, fair enough. I’m still running on the latest official release that was pulled back - aka the last BETA firmware that was failing during BETA testing.
Anyway, I had a plug go offline today. At least I’m not having one go offline each and every day like it was.
New Beta released. 206
Installed.
Problem was a buffer overflow issue, too much memory used.
We shall see.
Returned mine to the store and am going in another direction (brand)…
I really need to get my monitor set back up. Unifi didn’t show any issues but doesn’t track icmp times just signal strength. Until it just stopped.
