Outfitting first, second, and third floors of one's home with the Wyze Cam and Sense systems would cost $120 (three cameras + three sensor kits), which is cheaper than a single Nest Cam.

Wyze’s newest cheap gadget is a $20 home sensor system that pairs with its security cam. The makers of the ultra-cheap Wyze Cam now offer a home security product.

The Wyze cam is now getting some company in the form of a home sensor system that also costs $20. The Wyze Sense kit ships with a motion sensor and two contact sensors (for doors or windows).

Wyze, they of the $20 home security camera, announced this morning the launch of a comparably priced home sensor system. The $20 Wyze Sense kit ships with a motion sensor, two contact sensors (to ...

As it exists today, this security system can only protect your home while you’re gone. When a sensor is tripped, you’re notified via push notification to the app on the free plan, where a ...

Wyze announced its new Home Sensor System today, Wyze Sense, which is a $20 system of motion sensors for your home. And these work with Wyze’s already available – and also $20 – security ...

The range on these sensors is decent, but the system won't work well if the sensor and bridge are on different floors. A single sensor costs $49 and an additional bridge costs $80.

Hubspace, Home Depot’s smart home platform, has seen impressive growth over the past few years, and that growth continued at CES 2025. Three new gadgets were revealed at the event, including a ...

While home security systems can run around $2,500 for a three-year contract period, the Notion costs $129 for a hub with one sensor, or $269 for five, which Jurgens says is the average for a ...

5 Home Security Systems Made to Easily Pack and Move With You: See at Cnet. Could I use a smart home sensor to detect bugs under my appliances? It's possible, but it might take some work.

When a leak occurs, your sensor should spring into action, sending you an alert and shutting down your water supply (if it's connected to your plumbing). The bottom line ...