"It's literally as easy as screwing in a light bulb." The Wyze Bulb Cam retails for $50-- any accessory bulbs you need to buy will be an additional $17 each.

There are a few things you should know before buying and installing smart bulbs in your home, including how they work with traditional switches. Since most homes still use standard wall switches ...

Wyze announced today the Bulb Cam, an outdoor smart camera that is powered by any light fixture and that can work as a smart light bulb, provide custom lighting control, AI-powered notifications ...

The company’s new Bulb Cam screws directly into any standard light fixture, combining an outdoor-rated smart light with a 2K security camera – no cords, no charging, and no electrician needed.

The Wyze Bulb Cam retails for $50-- any accessory bulbs you need to buy will be an additional $17 each. Up to five Wyze accessory bulbs can be connected within a single Bulb Cam system. First ...

However, it also packs in some really cool functionality, as it’s entirely powered by your light fixture. Jokingly referred to as a “cambulbera” by Wyze, the Bulb Cam is an outdoor security ...

The Wyze Bulb Cam ($49.98) is a motion-activated smart light and security camera that doesn’t require any power cables or batteries and is powered by a light fixture.

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As a light bulb, the Wyze Bulb Cam puts out 800 lumens and can be adjusted via the Wyze app if you need it brighter or dimmer. I, for the record, own a few Wyze bulbs myself, which I have ...

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The new Wyze Bulb Cam. (Wyze Images) A new lightbulb has gone off for Wyze. The Kirkland, Wash.-based makers of smart-home devices combined a lightbulb ...

Philips’s history in lighting goes back to 1891, when Frederik Philips started making carbon-filament incandescent light bulbs in a factory in the Netherlands.. More than a century later, the ...