WYZE Cam Pan v3 Indoor/Outdoor IP65 1080P 360° Pan/Tilt/Zoom…
$39.98Original price was: $39.98.$35.99Current price is: $35.99.
Introducing Wyze Cam Pan v3, the pot-bellied little pan-and-tilt wonder who’s about to answer all your home monitoring needs. Forget about pets and people leaving the camera’s field-of-view. With 360° horizontal range, and a full 180° vertical range, the “field-of-view” is the entire room. And with an IP65 weather rating, that field-of-view can now extend to the outdoors—sun, rain, wind, or snow. Automated surveillance, whisper-quiet operation, and smart AI detections and tracking, all in a perfect, portly little package. Wyze Cam Pan v3 proves that even if you’re adorable, you can still be an action hero. Outdoor power adapter sold separately. Versatile Security Camera for Home Security: Control this indoor camera remotely via the Wyze app, with 360° pan and 180° tilt for full-room coverage. Set 4 waypoints for automated monitoring or zoom in 1080p HD to inspect details. (Not 5G compatible.) Durable Outdoor Security Camera (IP65-rated): Built to withstand rain and extreme temperatures (requires Outdoor Power Adapter). Ideal for tracking activity outside your home or as a discreet indoor camera for nurseries or entryways Advanced Motion-tracking Pet Camera: Automatically locks onto movement—whether it’s a dog, intruder, or family member—and follows the action smoothly. Perfect as a dog camera for monitoring pets or securing entry points Quiet, Discreet Security Camera Indoor/outdoor: Engineered for silent, precise pan-and-tilt movements. Use indoors for baby monitoring or outdoors (with adapter) to surveil your property without disturbing noise Color Night Vision Security Camera Outdoor/indoor: Capture vivid nighttime footage in low-light conditions, ideal for patrolling dark yards, driveways, or dimly lit rooms as a reliable home security camera
Price: $39.98 - $35.99 (as of Apr 10, 2025 10:18:39 UTC – Details)
Customers say
Customers find the security camera to be well-made, with crystal clear 1080p HD video and incredible night vision capabilities. The camera is easy to set up and offers good value for money, with one customer noting it performs as well as higher-priced models. However, connectivity is a concern, with multiple customers reporting issues with losing Wi-Fi connection. The functionality receives mixed reviews, with some customers impressed with its performance while others find it unfunctional.
9 reviews for WYZE Cam Pan v3 Indoor/Outdoor IP65 1080P 360° Pan/Tilt/Zoom…
Kari D Jensen –
Wyse cameras are a real game changer.
I’ve bought a few of these Wyse cameras now and my only regret is not buying them sooner. They are so easy to install, set up, and works the app. The cost of the service is very affordable at around $12.99 a month. You have two walk talking with these camera’s. Meaning not only can you tell people to get off your probably now they can talk back and tell you what they are doing there. Or you can ask the mail person to hide the packages so your other half doesn’t see them when they come home. They also have a spot light and a alarm.The app is amazing and so easy to work. You can do so much within the app. Like zoom in on the picture or vehicle. You can set the range of your camera’s. They have night vision and so much more. I highly recommend Wyse Camera’s and I’ve tried multiple different camera’s including Ring and Wyse is much better and more affordable.
Susan Robinson –
great camera
after going through 2 of Reolinks outdoor cameras, and it failing to stay connected, reconnected, disconnected again and again, I gave this a try, and is was stunned at the ease of install, effortless connection to wifi, the pan and track feature is something to see in action. The night time real color feature is awesome. The price, ease of install, good app for phone, and able to install on PC using Bluestacks makes these cameras a must buy. Being wired for power, the camera never stops or shuts down since there isn’t a battery that limits viewing. Its been a week and I have those two running on a monitor 24/7. Totally worth it, reolink is a bust and a buggy device, but Wyze has the goods and proves it every time I look at the screen with that clear color picture.
martin –
If you’re looking for a camera with features and quality, look no further!
PROS:-Price-Ease of use-Overall Quality-App / featuresCONS:-A.I. detection needs improvement.-Sound when moving-Video Quality when camera movesPROSI just want to start off by saying that for the price, these are EXCELLENT cameras. I have 3 Wyze Pan Cam V3’s so far and have plans to purchase more for my mother’s house in the near future.Starting off with price, these are pretty inexpensive units, considering the amount of features packed into them. There are certainly much higher quality units out there, but the cost will increase dramatically for them as well. In my opinion, you get far more than you pay for with the Pan Cam V3 making them well worth their low cost.It does not get much easier to get going than it is with these guys. Just plug in the included usb cable to the included wall adapter, download the app and after just a few minutes of setup, you’re up and running. The camera can be used indoors or outdoors. If using indoors, find your suitable location, plug it in and go. The camera is very quiet when panning, to anyone in the room with it. I will say though, that when watching back recorded videos, you can definitely hear the movement, which I was surprised to find. More on this in the CONS section.The build quality of the camera is good. It does not feel cheaply made at all (especially considering the low price point). Overall video quality is good as well, but there are some slight issues I have run into when panning (see the CONS section for details). Audio quality is good as well. I can make out voices and have conversations with anyone outside when needed, so the 2 way audio works well in that regard.The app has a TON of options. You can go basic or really dive into them for more control if you choose. I like that you have this flexibility. You can set various sensitivity options for detection events, event recording, alarm settings, notifications, etc. Some features are paid only features, but at the most basic level, as long as you have an SD Card (not included) installed you will be able to go back and watch videos of saved events.CONSA.I. options are available within the app for this camera and I would say that this is the biggest opportunity for improvement. The A.I. options allow you to select event triggers for things like cars, people, pets, package detection, etc. In my experience, cars have been detected as pets, pets as cars, pets as packages and so on. The A.I. in this respect has a ways to go still. I have also experienced the camera get confused and just “staring” at the wall next to where it is mounted. It detected shadow movement from sun/trees and locked in on it for hours at times. It took me a while of playing with detection settings to get past this for the most part, but it will still occasionally happen from time to time. The app does have the option for you to give feedback on what was in the detection event, such as people, animals, cars, etc. I presume this will help them improve the detection as time goes on, so this is promising.The other big issue I have is with the “waypoints” You can select them based on where you want the camera to stop when it is in “pan and scan” mode. I have mine at the center of my house lengthwise. I have a waypoint that covers from the left end of the house to the center, then a 2nd that covers from the center to the right end of the house. You can adjust these waypoints up, down left and right as needed to get the best coverage to suit your needs. NICE! The issue I have found though, is that over time, these waypoints can wander so to speak. I can have them set and check a few weeks later and the camera’s left most point will be further to the left that where it was set for example. Or I can set at a specific height, and later the camera angle is higher or lower than where I had set it. A minor annoyance, as you have to go back in and re-set your waypoints, but it’s enough to be worth mentioning. Again though, for the price point this is definitely something I am ok dealing with.My other issues are with video and audio when panning. When you pan, you can audibly hear (in recorded video, not in person) the camera moving on one camera it sounds like a woodpecker, lol. A minor annoyance again, as I am really more interested in the video from these, not the audio but again, I thought it’s worth mentioning. Video quality, when panning also goes blurry. Once the pan stops, the video clears within a second or so. Something I also thought worth mentioning for those considering these cameras, but I once again restate that for myself, given the price point I can deal with this minor annoyance.Overall, despite the minor gripes listed here, I absolutely love these cameras. I have 3 so far and will definitely be adding more to the collection for sure. If you’re looking for inexpensive, good quality cameras for some additional peace of mind, these are absolutely worth every penny!
Carlos Thomas –
Great Product – But Cable Issues
Review is on 2023-03-12.Having owned the Wyze Cam V3 as my introduction to the brand – moving to the Pan V3 was almost a natural path. It’s a great camera for a great price. The bulk of the company’s money seems to be made on the subscription side, so the hardware price is sold with minimal markup it seems.The camera itself – hardware and quality – are not much different from the regular V3. Good picture quality and such. There are 3 primary differences between the Pan and the regular V3.1 – Panning capability. The camera can turn – not 360 – but almost.2 – Not magnetic. Must be mounted on the provided base – or similar item that the screw can fit.3 – Micro USB cable is right angle and not straight.PANNINGThe camera can turn almost in 360 degrees on the base. It has what’s called “waypoints” where 4 areas can be set and the camera will automatically move to each area once selected within the app.The camera supports time-lapse and motion following.NOT MAGNETICIf you wanted something similar to the regular V3 that you could stick somewhere – this won’t do. Based on viewing the Pan V2 – they are similar in terms of the base. This does make some sense since the base can swivel, but it’s something worth noting.USB CABLEThe regular V3 has lots of cables available that are weatherproof. Finding one for the Pan V3 – and I guess the V2 as well – is very tedious. The right-angle cable needs to sit inside the base of the camera and I’ve not found any extensions that have this feature. If you’re going to purchase a third-party cable, you need to ensure that the micro USB end is about 19mm/0.75in so that it will fit snugly inside the base of the camera. This means you MUST use the original cable. I’ve not seen a similar right-angle cable on Amazon or even on the Wyze website – so there’s no replacement. Another option – which I’ve done – is to buy an extension cable that is compatible with the device. I had a regular USB2.0 extension cable and it didn’t work – guess it doesn’t carry the voltage as well. Waiting on the linked device to arrive and test.https://a.co/d/3dER0lLI assume I’ll either have to heat-shrink or tape the connection between the original cable and the extension. If someone else has seen the cable or something that will work – please link it within your review or as a reply to this one. The items below were found on the Wyze forums and linked here to make things easier.CABLEhttps://a.co/d/4ravLGoTAPEhttps://a.co/d/ceonpX3Additionally – if you’re technically inclined – you could cut the cable and solder it to a different extension. Persons have said in the Wyze forums that it’s only power – no data – so just 2 wires are required. Do that at your own risk.UPDATE – 2024-01-02So now. Having had the device for some time, I’ve used and abused it a bit and have more details to add for the review. Both the V3 and the PAN has had some weird issues for me. I’ll get into those individually.V3 – I recently decided to go on vacation and didn’t want my cat to be left without food. While my current solar setup isn’t 100% – it provides enough power until about 2AM and the area is secure enough that a dead gap isn’t a problem. I really just need the cameras to monitor my cat. So a typical “pspspspspsps” call to get the cat to come around is used along with the name – but strangely, the camera seems to cut out with errors once this is done. Almost like it dies – has some firmware issue – or something. I’m going to test and see if it’s the sound or pitch, but I’ve really not tested voice on any of the cameras for more than a few seconds previously. To get the attention of my cat I need like 1-2 minutes per camera. When the camera goes offline, it needs to be manually power cycled in order to be available again. Since my solar setup dies and comes back, that works out for the V3 somewhat, but it’s concerning that the cameras have a flaw where extended voice or a sound/pitch will cause them to suddenly go offline. You may need to test this with your own cameras to verify.PAN – the V3 PAN has an even stranger issue. While it seems to share the same issue as above, it also seems to factory reset the device if there’s the audio function usage or even periodic power cuts – which happens based on the solar setup I’ve got going as explained above. Again, this is concerning. I have to climb up on a ladder to physically reset the device and rescan the QR code to have the camera available again. This is very inconvenient.With those problems in mind, I think WYZE should have an option to “re-add” a camera that’s giving issues. That way any existing configurations including waypoints can be kept and you don’t have to do everything over from scratch – including sharing the camera with family members if you do that.Again – hopefully this review helps and persons can be aware of potential flaws. Overall – still a great camera and the functions of the PAN are good.
Alex –
If you’re installing this outdoors they recommend to purchase the outdoor plug as the one it comes with is meant for indoors and not weatherproof. The outdoor one only comes in white but easy to install and you will need the adaptor plug because it needs to be flush against the camera in order to install a bracket. I purchased a bracket that is further away from the wall than the one that comes with the camera.Note, the software only has an Alexa option (just an update on this comment, even though it only has Alexa in the software, I was actually able to add the device to my Google account )and you will need to purchase an SD card in order to have the free service, when you go into the app and you click on each photo, it will prompt you to purchase cloud service but you don’t need this if you purchased an SD card I personally purchased the Wyze 32 gig card.To view your pics/videos from the SD card in the app, click ‘events’ then click on a photo that was taken and click ‘playback’. Worry when you see under events at the top right of the screen next to the search icon is a picture click it and you’ll see a nice view of all the pictures on that camera.The track motion is a cool feature but doesn’t work well in the rain or snow as the camera tries to focus on each droplet or rain or snow so you’ll want to turn that off during precipitation otherwise, the feature is very good.All in all, I am very pleased with this device. I was quite concerned about installing it at first due to having to potentially purchase a cloud service, but you don’t need to. I think there are other functions that you might have to. I’m just getting into all of the features and will post more once I find more.
Lucy –
Me encanta, funciona muy bien, y tiene muy buena resolución de imagen
SZ –
Easy to set up. Good quality
Javed Mandary –
Wyze pan tilt v3 came but is not powering despite trying all kinds of different connections
Miguel Perez Bahena –
Excelente producto.Lo mejor que ya biene con un porta canara incluido.Eso ahorra mucho.
Kari D Jensen –
Wyse cameras are a real game changer.
I’ve bought a few of these Wyse cameras now and my only regret is not buying them sooner. They are so easy to install, set up, and works the app. The cost of the service is very affordable at around $12.99 a month. You have two walk talking with these camera’s. Meaning not only can you tell people to get off your probably now they can talk back and tell you what they are doing there. Or you can ask the mail person to hide the packages so your other half doesn’t see them when they come home. They also have a spot light and a alarm.The app is amazing and so easy to work. You can do so much within the app. Like zoom in on the picture or vehicle. You can set the range of your camera’s. They have night vision and so much more. I highly recommend Wyse Camera’s and I’ve tried multiple different camera’s including Ring and Wyse is much better and more affordable.
Susan Robinson –
great camera
after going through 2 of Reolinks outdoor cameras, and it failing to stay connected, reconnected, disconnected again and again, I gave this a try, and is was stunned at the ease of install, effortless connection to wifi, the pan and track feature is something to see in action. The night time real color feature is awesome. The price, ease of install, good app for phone, and able to install on PC using Bluestacks makes these cameras a must buy. Being wired for power, the camera never stops or shuts down since there isn’t a battery that limits viewing. Its been a week and I have those two running on a monitor 24/7. Totally worth it, reolink is a bust and a buggy device, but Wyze has the goods and proves it every time I look at the screen with that clear color picture.
martin –
If you’re looking for a camera with features and quality, look no further!
PROS:-Price-Ease of use-Overall Quality-App / featuresCONS:-A.I. detection needs improvement.-Sound when moving-Video Quality when camera movesPROSI just want to start off by saying that for the price, these are EXCELLENT cameras. I have 3 Wyze Pan Cam V3’s so far and have plans to purchase more for my mother’s house in the near future.Starting off with price, these are pretty inexpensive units, considering the amount of features packed into them. There are certainly much higher quality units out there, but the cost will increase dramatically for them as well. In my opinion, you get far more than you pay for with the Pan Cam V3 making them well worth their low cost.It does not get much easier to get going than it is with these guys. Just plug in the included usb cable to the included wall adapter, download the app and after just a few minutes of setup, you’re up and running. The camera can be used indoors or outdoors. If using indoors, find your suitable location, plug it in and go. The camera is very quiet when panning, to anyone in the room with it. I will say though, that when watching back recorded videos, you can definitely hear the movement, which I was surprised to find. More on this in the CONS section.The build quality of the camera is good. It does not feel cheaply made at all (especially considering the low price point). Overall video quality is good as well, but there are some slight issues I have run into when panning (see the CONS section for details). Audio quality is good as well. I can make out voices and have conversations with anyone outside when needed, so the 2 way audio works well in that regard.The app has a TON of options. You can go basic or really dive into them for more control if you choose. I like that you have this flexibility. You can set various sensitivity options for detection events, event recording, alarm settings, notifications, etc. Some features are paid only features, but at the most basic level, as long as you have an SD Card (not included) installed you will be able to go back and watch videos of saved events.CONSA.I. options are available within the app for this camera and I would say that this is the biggest opportunity for improvement. The A.I. options allow you to select event triggers for things like cars, people, pets, package detection, etc. In my experience, cars have been detected as pets, pets as cars, pets as packages and so on. The A.I. in this respect has a ways to go still. I have also experienced the camera get confused and just “staring” at the wall next to where it is mounted. It detected shadow movement from sun/trees and locked in on it for hours at times. It took me a while of playing with detection settings to get past this for the most part, but it will still occasionally happen from time to time. The app does have the option for you to give feedback on what was in the detection event, such as people, animals, cars, etc. I presume this will help them improve the detection as time goes on, so this is promising.The other big issue I have is with the “waypoints” You can select them based on where you want the camera to stop when it is in “pan and scan” mode. I have mine at the center of my house lengthwise. I have a waypoint that covers from the left end of the house to the center, then a 2nd that covers from the center to the right end of the house. You can adjust these waypoints up, down left and right as needed to get the best coverage to suit your needs. NICE! The issue I have found though, is that over time, these waypoints can wander so to speak. I can have them set and check a few weeks later and the camera’s left most point will be further to the left that where it was set for example. Or I can set at a specific height, and later the camera angle is higher or lower than where I had set it. A minor annoyance, as you have to go back in and re-set your waypoints, but it’s enough to be worth mentioning. Again though, for the price point this is definitely something I am ok dealing with.My other issues are with video and audio when panning. When you pan, you can audibly hear (in recorded video, not in person) the camera moving on one camera it sounds like a woodpecker, lol. A minor annoyance again, as I am really more interested in the video from these, not the audio but again, I thought it’s worth mentioning. Video quality, when panning also goes blurry. Once the pan stops, the video clears within a second or so. Something I also thought worth mentioning for those considering these cameras, but I once again restate that for myself, given the price point I can deal with this minor annoyance.Overall, despite the minor gripes listed here, I absolutely love these cameras. I have 3 so far and will definitely be adding more to the collection for sure. If you’re looking for inexpensive, good quality cameras for some additional peace of mind, these are absolutely worth every penny!
Carlos Thomas –
Great Product – But Cable Issues
Review is on 2023-03-12.Having owned the Wyze Cam V3 as my introduction to the brand – moving to the Pan V3 was almost a natural path. It’s a great camera for a great price. The bulk of the company’s money seems to be made on the subscription side, so the hardware price is sold with minimal markup it seems.The camera itself – hardware and quality – are not much different from the regular V3. Good picture quality and such. There are 3 primary differences between the Pan and the regular V3.1 – Panning capability. The camera can turn – not 360 – but almost.2 – Not magnetic. Must be mounted on the provided base – or similar item that the screw can fit.3 – Micro USB cable is right angle and not straight.PANNINGThe camera can turn almost in 360 degrees on the base. It has what’s called “waypoints” where 4 areas can be set and the camera will automatically move to each area once selected within the app.The camera supports time-lapse and motion following.NOT MAGNETICIf you wanted something similar to the regular V3 that you could stick somewhere – this won’t do. Based on viewing the Pan V2 – they are similar in terms of the base. This does make some sense since the base can swivel, but it’s something worth noting.USB CABLEThe regular V3 has lots of cables available that are weatherproof. Finding one for the Pan V3 – and I guess the V2 as well – is very tedious. The right-angle cable needs to sit inside the base of the camera and I’ve not found any extensions that have this feature. If you’re going to purchase a third-party cable, you need to ensure that the micro USB end is about 19mm/0.75in so that it will fit snugly inside the base of the camera. This means you MUST use the original cable. I’ve not seen a similar right-angle cable on Amazon or even on the Wyze website – so there’s no replacement. Another option – which I’ve done – is to buy an extension cable that is compatible with the device. I had a regular USB2.0 extension cable and it didn’t work – guess it doesn’t carry the voltage as well. Waiting on the linked device to arrive and test.https://a.co/d/3dER0lLI assume I’ll either have to heat-shrink or tape the connection between the original cable and the extension. If someone else has seen the cable or something that will work – please link it within your review or as a reply to this one. The items below were found on the Wyze forums and linked here to make things easier.CABLEhttps://a.co/d/4ravLGoTAPEhttps://a.co/d/ceonpX3Additionally – if you’re technically inclined – you could cut the cable and solder it to a different extension. Persons have said in the Wyze forums that it’s only power – no data – so just 2 wires are required. Do that at your own risk.UPDATE – 2024-01-02So now. Having had the device for some time, I’ve used and abused it a bit and have more details to add for the review. Both the V3 and the PAN has had some weird issues for me. I’ll get into those individually.V3 – I recently decided to go on vacation and didn’t want my cat to be left without food. While my current solar setup isn’t 100% – it provides enough power until about 2AM and the area is secure enough that a dead gap isn’t a problem. I really just need the cameras to monitor my cat. So a typical “pspspspspsps” call to get the cat to come around is used along with the name – but strangely, the camera seems to cut out with errors once this is done. Almost like it dies – has some firmware issue – or something. I’m going to test and see if it’s the sound or pitch, but I’ve really not tested voice on any of the cameras for more than a few seconds previously. To get the attention of my cat I need like 1-2 minutes per camera. When the camera goes offline, it needs to be manually power cycled in order to be available again. Since my solar setup dies and comes back, that works out for the V3 somewhat, but it’s concerning that the cameras have a flaw where extended voice or a sound/pitch will cause them to suddenly go offline. You may need to test this with your own cameras to verify.PAN – the V3 PAN has an even stranger issue. While it seems to share the same issue as above, it also seems to factory reset the device if there’s the audio function usage or even periodic power cuts – which happens based on the solar setup I’ve got going as explained above. Again, this is concerning. I have to climb up on a ladder to physically reset the device and rescan the QR code to have the camera available again. This is very inconvenient.With those problems in mind, I think WYZE should have an option to “re-add” a camera that’s giving issues. That way any existing configurations including waypoints can be kept and you don’t have to do everything over from scratch – including sharing the camera with family members if you do that.Again – hopefully this review helps and persons can be aware of potential flaws. Overall – still a great camera and the functions of the PAN are good.
Alex –
If you’re installing this outdoors they recommend to purchase the outdoor plug as the one it comes with is meant for indoors and not weatherproof. The outdoor one only comes in white but easy to install and you will need the adaptor plug because it needs to be flush against the camera in order to install a bracket. I purchased a bracket that is further away from the wall than the one that comes with the camera.Note, the software only has an Alexa option (just an update on this comment, even though it only has Alexa in the software, I was actually able to add the device to my Google account )and you will need to purchase an SD card in order to have the free service, when you go into the app and you click on each photo, it will prompt you to purchase cloud service but you don’t need this if you purchased an SD card I personally purchased the Wyze 32 gig card.To view your pics/videos from the SD card in the app, click ‘events’ then click on a photo that was taken and click ‘playback’. Worry when you see under events at the top right of the screen next to the search icon is a picture click it and you’ll see a nice view of all the pictures on that camera.The track motion is a cool feature but doesn’t work well in the rain or snow as the camera tries to focus on each droplet or rain or snow so you’ll want to turn that off during precipitation otherwise, the feature is very good.All in all, I am very pleased with this device. I was quite concerned about installing it at first due to having to potentially purchase a cloud service, but you don’t need to. I think there are other functions that you might have to. I’m just getting into all of the features and will post more once I find more.
Lucy –
Me encanta, funciona muy bien, y tiene muy buena resolución de imagen
SZ –
Easy to set up. Good quality
Javed Mandary –
Wyze pan tilt v3 came but is not powering despite trying all kinds of different connections
Miguel Perez Bahena –
Excelente producto.Lo mejor que ya biene con un porta canara incluido.Eso ahorra mucho.