Wyze Smart Button

[Crease]

I haven’t voted for this one before today, and this has probably already been mentioned in this topic, but I didn’t see it previously mentioned in the newer related Wyze News topic:

@Crease

I haven’t yet seen it explicitly mentioned in this topic, but a Smart Button seems like an easy way to compensate for Wyze’s lack of a Switch with 3-way capability. Depending on the form factor, a Smart Button could potentially be mounted in a box in place of a typical 3-way or 4-way switch (or Wyze could produce plastic “adapter” hardware to make this easier) so that it could control the state of a single Wyze Switch on the circuit and effectively give 3- and 4-way capability with a solitary wired single-pole Switch.

That seems like it would be a straightforward and probably fairly common use case.

[carverofchoice]

Anyone still interested in a smart button, please go fill out the survey about it that Wyze just posted:

Feedback Requested - 2/26/2026

Here is a survey we have built if you could also fill that out, I will also add it to the original post. Wyze Click – Smart Button Concept Evaluation – Fill out form

[timbowen44]

I keep my cams on 24/7 whether I’m home or not. I would have no need for such a button, but if others like the idea, I’m certainly not against it. I would not use it.

[carverofchoice]

I could see some people wanting to use it as a sort of panic button to setup an automation that when they press the button when feeling unsafe, it turns on the siren on every camera simultaneously. The visitors wouldn’t know it wasn’t a real alarm system or whether others/police dispatch were contacted. They would just know it was sirens and drawing attention for help. I could see this giving some people peace of mind in that way even if they only have cameras and leave them on 24/7.

Maybe use it on solicitors