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Some Wyze Cams are comfortable in their own skin. Some aren't, and that's okay. If your Wyze Cam is uncomfortable in its own skin, don't waste your money on therapy or self-help books. Just buy it new skin. Fancy new skin from dBrand. Your Wyze Cam will thank you.
Took a chance on this skin to cover up some scuffs on my outdoor cam, and the texture is surprisingly grippy — much better than the bare plastic. Installation was a breeze with no bubbles, and it’s held up through a few rainstorms without peeling.
The cutouts for the camera lens and microphone are perfectly aligned, so nothing is blocked. I’ve had it on for a few weeks and the vinyl hasn’t peeled at all, even through a couple of rainstorms. Really happy with how it transformed the look.
Installed this on my outdoor cam to break up the all-white look, and the cutouts for the microphone and lens are spot-on. The vinyl has a nice, grippy feel that makes it easier to handle when adjusting the angle.
The cutouts for the sensors and microphone are perfectly aligned, so nothing gets blocked. Took me about ten minutes to apply carefully, and it’s been on for two months with no peeling even in rain.
I was worried the install would be tricky, but the 3M adhesive lined up perfectly with the camera’s curves on the first try. The matte finish even makes the outdoor housing look sleeker than the original plastic.
The texture is almost like a soft-touch rubber, which makes it way easier to grip the camera when I'm moving it around the yard. Installation was surprisingly fuss-free, even for someone like me who normally messes up stickers. My cam finally looks how I always wanted it to.
The cutouts for the lens and sensor lined up perfectly on my v3, making installation look cleaner than I expected. The matte finish hides fingerprints well, and it’s been through a rainstorm without peeling.
Putting this on my outdoor cam was surprisingly easy, and the cutouts for the sensors lined up perfectly. Even after a week of rain and sun, the vinyl hasn’t peeled or bubbled at all. It’s a simple way to make the cam blend into the brick instead of sticking out like a sore thumb.
The matte black finish picked up zero fingerprints during installation, which was a nice surprise. Cutouts are spot-on for the sensor and microphone, so nothing feels blocked. Camera looks way better than the boring all-white factory shell.
I was skeptical about a skin for a security camera, but the cutouts for the lens and sensor are absolutely perfect—zero alignment issues. The matte finish gives it a grip that makes mounting way easier than the slick plastic.