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Build quality
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1 review
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The Duo Cam Pan feels solidly built, with a substantial mounting bracket, firm ratcheted base, and twin lenses that match Wyze’s usual fit and finish for outdoor rated hardware.
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The dual camera setup pairs a fixed wide view with a pan unit so one lens can lock onto a key area while the other tracks motion, effectively removing blind spots and delivering the widest field of view of any Wyze camera in a single compact 2 in 1 device that simplifies coverage compared to using two separate cameras.
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The pan lens offers 360 degree horizontal and 180 degree vertical movement, allowing it to follow motion across a broad area while the fixed lens holds a key viewpoint.
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Field of view
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3 reviews
4.8
Reviews highlight that the two camera system can cover an entire chosen area with 360 degree horizontal and 180 degree vertical views, offering a very wide field of view that reduces dead zones and blind spots around the home.
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The camera ships with a sturdy mounting bracket, screws, drywall anchors, a drilling template, USB C cable, and power brick, providing everything most users need to get it mounted and powered without buying extra hardware.
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A single microSD slot handles local recording for both lenses and supports large cards for simple 24 7 continuous capture, with convenient timeline playback of recorded events directly in the Wyze app.
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Built in color night vision helps the camera maintain useful detail after dark, supporting effective nighttime monitoring for home security.
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In the Wyze app the Duo Cam Pan appears as a single camera tile while still giving access to two live feeds, per lens controls for detection, night vision, spotlights, and waypoints, plus extras like pan scan, siren, and timeline playback, though it currently lacks granular settings to limit what the tracking lens follows.
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A single dual lens unit and included bracket simplify physical installation, and the camera pairs wirelessly in just a few minutes without QR codes, avoiding the complexity of positioning and configuring multiple separate cameras.
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Price value
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2 reviews
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The camera is priced at about 70 dollars for a single unit or 130 dollars for a two pack, giving buyers straightforward pricing options for single or multiple cameras.
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Manual and automatic pan tilt moves are smooth and fairly quiet, allowing the tracking lens to follow subjects or jump between saved waypoints, though repositioning between views can take a moment depending on network conditions.
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With sensitivity set high and person detection enabled, the Duo Cam Pan can detect a person at roughly forty feet, offering solid range for typical front yard or driveway coverage.
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Notifications typically arrive within about half a minute in testing, fast enough for users to open the app and view a live stream while motion is still occurring.
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Reviewers note that it is one of the few third party cameras that currently works in the Google Home app, providing access to both lenses alongside other smart home devices.
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Motion activated spotlights with optional voice prompts add an extra layer of deterrence and help illuminate the scene when activity is detected.
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The Duo Cam Pan can be tied into a larger Wyze security system so multiple smart devices work together to cover the home.
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With an IP65 weather resistance rating, the camera is intended to withstand typical rain and dust when installed outdoors.
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The included bracket supports upright or inverted mounting and lets the camera clip on and off, while the ratcheted base and standard tripod thread offer several tilt positions and alternative mounting options, though the limited tilt steps can make precise fixed lens aiming a bit tricky.