Yep, I did a search, and all the 4K I found was 1.4K comments and silliness.
1080 just isn’t enough. I must have more!. 
(I have 10 Wyzecams, 3 are black. 
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3 point inside. All the rest are looking out, from inside, too cold out, no time for that!
I think they would have an issue with compression at the point of 4K and connectivity. If I remember right 4K requires at least 10 megs upload, which some people do not have.
That is not a challenge.
Upload 720 to the cloud.
Store all 4k local to the camera.
Have 32 GB in the cameras from the factory.
Support 256 GB chips, or what ever is available at the time.
Support local server/computer storage. Just save the videos to the network.
~13Mb/s is what I see when streaming 4K HDR content.
I would be a buyer at $60 ~$80 each.
I can buy a 4k 4 cameras + 1080HD 2 wifi cameras, 1 TB security dvr system today for $400, brand new.
Not an easy solution. They would have to open more production lines as well as redefine the hardware. When manufacturing it’s always not that easy.
Well that is no doubt . Not sure the SD cards can handle that amount of Read Write. Maybe that’s their plan after introducing the NAS.
I’m looking at cameras to cover my mum’s car which must sometimes be parked on the opposite side of the road and has been vandalised a few times. Due to the distance I want to cover, I’m thinking a 4K camera would be more likely to capture enough identifying detail than 1080p. I think 15 FPS would still be adequate though. Of course this would be more expensive but that doesn’t stop people buying the 1080p cameras if those are adequate for their needs.
What the hell are you talking about? Having your wing mirrors smashed is a genuine and expensive issue. I live in the ******** a-hole of the UK. Most people buying Wyze cameras probably live in the first world.
