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[brutal]

On the Wyze firmware, I haven't experienced any issues and they're generally pretty healthy on the WiFi.

I run all my cams on a separate WiFi/VLAN that can only reach my server (blue iris) and egress to the "cloud" if they need to. If you're looking for something that's restartable if they lock up, you can always plug on into a smart plug and remote power cycle it. Assuming the smart stuff is up. Most all will be "on" after any power failure, but something to check.

[Grant H.]

Another option: Ubiquiti G3 Cameras and NVR.

https://store.ui.com/products/unifi-video-camera-g3
https://store.ui.com/collections/sur...nifi-video-nvr

Since I work in wireless tech, I don't want my cameras on wifi. It's not that it can't/doesn't work, I just prefer the speed/reliability/security of wired.

My camera network (NVR, POE Switch, and Cameras) are their own set of hardware with their own battery backup, so even with a power outage, they are still up and recording. Remote access may/may not be still up depending on internet access being up.

For remote access to your cameras, their setup is pretty simple. Create a free UBNT account, link the NVR to it, and download the app to your IOS/Android device, and off you go.

[brutal]

Another option: Ubiquiti G3 Cameras and NVR.

https://store.ui.com/products/unifi-video-camera-g3
https://store.ui.com/collections/sur...nifi-video-nvr

Since I work in wireless tech, I don't want my cameras on wifi. It's not that it can't/doesn't work, I just prefer the speed/reliability/security of wired.

My camera network (NVR, POE Switch, and Cameras) are their own set of hardware with their own battery backup, so even with a power outage, they are still up and recording. Remote access may/may not be still up depending on internet access being up.

For remote access to your cameras, their setup is pretty simple. Create a free UBNT account, link the NVR to it, and download the app to your IOS/Android device, and off you go.

Good option. Love my UBNT stuff. Maybe some day I'll be up for pulling wires and buying a POe switch. When I can no longer suffer the bandwidth utilization (now thinking about adding a 3rd AP). For now, the WiFi cams stay isolated.