Viewing or otherwise connecting your Wyze Cam to your television is not officially supported by Wyze. However, there may be a few tricks you can try.
With Cam Plus, use Wyze Web View.
You must have a subscription to Cam Plus or Cam Protect to do so, but you can use Wyze Web View to view your Live streams (from a compatible Wyze Cam) in a supported web browser. Supported browsers: Google Chrome, Safari, and Microsoft Edge.
Related: What is Wyze Web View?
With a FireTV stick, just ask Alexa.
If you have a FireTV stick connected to your TV, use the Alexa app to enable the Wyze Skill. Then try the command "Alexa, show me [camera name]."
To enable the Wyze Skill and link to Alexa:
- In the Alexa app, tap More > Skills & Games, then search for Wyze. Open the skill and tap Enable to Use.
- You can also tell Alexa, "Enable the Wyze skill."
- Once enabled, sign in Wyze via the Alexa app to link your account. Tap Done.
- Follow the on-screen prompts and save your permissions and discover your Wyze devices. Tap Done.
This does not connect you to the Wyze app, or stream multiple Live streams at once. It will display only that one Live stream for that specific camera.
With Google Home, use Google Assistant.
Similar to Alexa, if your Wyze devices are linked to your Google Home, and Google Home is linked to your that's also linked, try a command. “OK Google, show me (camera name) on (casting device name)."
Related article: Wyze Cam and Google Assistant
Additional Notes:
- Wyze does not offer support or walkthroughs for connecting a Wyze device to your smart TV.
- There is no official, natively supported Wyze app that works with any smart TV.
- You cannot physically connect a Wyze Cam to your TV (at least not that we've tried).
- Wyze does not work with RokuTV or Roku dongles.