Yeah, seems like Wyze is always finding more ways to sell a cheap solution that ends up needing a subscription or add-ons to keep it viable. Maybe the Wyze business model is a bit like the shyster depicted in the otherwise clever ad...

100%. Same here, I was buying most of the Wyze products, only for them to not fix them or keep updating them beyond the first year; and they do not even open source the firmware and software so that the community can keep their devices updated & fixed, since they will not. I kept giving them chances, I wanted to support an American company in the budget space, but that has only left me disappointed & with broken & unstable & unsupported products; only their camera and scales are still working properly for me. My Wyze Watch is falling apart, barely working, buggy, no more support from Wyze, et cetera. All my Wyze Bands broke the same way with the same design flaw. Unfortunately, I have not found an American company who makes a budget smartwatch to replace my Wyze Watch with yet, I might have to end up getting a more expensive American brand smartwatch. When my Wyze Cam dies, I plan on maybe getting an Amazon camera or something, unfortunately. Unless Wyze makes some changes, and at least open source their software and firmware to the community; and make better hardware and software. If anyone has any suggestions on American companies who make budget smartbands, smartwatches, security cameras, smart scales, et cetera feel free to share.

@@Pahrump Yeah no. I'll just pass on this one product and hope that Wyze starts supporting the products that they keep pushing out like they did back when they first started.

Can you explain more please?

You can differentiate between the 2.4 and 5 Ghz networks on this.

So buy a switch lol

@@oscarsalamanca9 LOL. Yeah, I could do that but if I'm going to add another device, I may as well just get a brand name router around the same price range with the number of ports I need. It's not that hard to find especially since it's Black Friday month.

@@linuxzero7283 when you find a mesh router with more ports and the same price or better please share it here. I dare you

@@oscar1392 Who said I needed a mesh? Router technology has evolved over the years. I've been using the same single router since 2018. It solidly extends outside my house in all directions and it was no where near the highest end model. Also, you dare me? Dude how old are you? Do you work for Wyze? You seem to be taking my personal networking needs pretty seriously.

Yes that's the point of a mesh system

also, how does this compare to eero/nest wifi or even netgear mesh!

@@SpaceStrike they know there's no comparison hence they didn't talk about it

@@nanresources7823 yeah idk why we need Wyze to have a router, it does not seem to provide anything unique. If they had included a smart home hub or something, then it may have been cool

Thanks so much for your suggestion! Our product team is always looking for ways to improve our current products and to know what our fans would like to see next. Please feel free to add your voice to the conversation here: forums.wyzecam.com/c/wishlist/l/votes.

Hi Kat! Wyze Mesh Router is available here: www.wyze.com/products/wyze-mesh-router?

Wyze Mesh Router does have a bridge mode that allows you to turn one of your Wyze Mesh Routers into an access point for another Wyze Mesh Router. There is also a USB port that can support an external hard drive for NAS storage!

Caring company? Have you dealt with their customer service?!

We're so sorry to hear this! Thank you for letting us know. May we please have your support ticket number so we can send this to the team for review?

Each of the routers in Wyze Mesh Router 2-Pack and 3-Pack acts together to provide more square feet of coverage. The first router you set up will act as the root (or main) router while any Wyze Mesh Router Pro set up after that will be satellite routers, which act as access points for your network. Currently, we only have a 2-pack and 3-pack of Wyze Mesh Router Pro available for purchase.

Yes, you can!

Hi there! Thanks for reaching out. Enabling Parental Control allows you to block and unblock specific domains so that parents can control general to access these websites. It further allows parents to deny network access for devices to control which device can connect to their home networks such as video game systems, smartphones, or computers.

Almost every company wants to lock you in a subscription. They want guaranteed income. 🙄

I’d buy the book version

Thanks so much for your suggestion! We'll make sure to pass this feedback along to our team. Our product team is always looking for ways to improve our current products and to know what our fans would like to see next. Please feel free to add your voice to the conversation here: forums.wyzecam.com/c/wishlist/l/votes. 🙂

Totally worth the ending.

You missed out.

Oh calm down Karen @woofunu it's called funny advertising

Dude woke up on wrong side of the bed

@@phil21131 You must be from the ad agency. Sucks to be you.

@@doomtomb3 AND he tied his shoes too tight.

I understand him, he's probably technical like me. And for that they probably have a website for tech specs and stuff.

I’m glad Wyze recognized there are other colors under than rainbow other than white.