Problem
Your Wyze Cam v3 Pro is showing as offline in the Wyze app, loads slowly, or disconnects frequently.
Troubleshooting
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Confirm your Wyze app is up to date.
- In your Wyze app, navigate to the Account tab > tap About.
- Your current app version will be listed beneath the Wyze logo.
- Compare your app version to the latest app version listed on our Release Notes & Firmware page.
- If you find that your Wyze app is out of date, head over to your mobile device’s app store, and update the Wyze app.
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Check that your Wyze Cam v3 Pro's firmware is up to date.
- You can check this by going to the Account tab > Firmware Update.
- If there is an update available for the camera, please move forward with updating it.
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Verify that Location Permissions are enabled for the Wyze app in your phone/tablet settings.
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Make sure that it is set to Always or While Using the App.
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For iOS users, make sure that Precise Location is turned on.
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Switch between using your cellular/mobile data and Wi-Fi connection to determine if there is an issue with the Wi-Fi.
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Force close the Wyze app.
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Reboot the router.
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Ensure Wyze Cam v3 Pro has good signal strength.
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You can check this in the Wyze app by going to the camera’s settings > Device Info > Signal Strength.
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If it has 2 bars or less, try moving the camera closer to the router.
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Adjust the live stream resolution to a lower resolution.
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Higher resolution requires more bandwidth and is more likely to cause slower connectivity.
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Power cycle your camera by unplugging it from power for 10 seconds, then plugging it back in.
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Factory reset Wyze Cam v3 Pro.
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Remove any microSD card inserted into the camera.
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With the camera powered on, press and hold the setup button on the bottom of the camera for 10 seconds until the status light turns solid red.
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Once the status light starts flashing red, set up the camera like new.
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