Wyze

Installing the skin took maybe five minutes with a hairdryer, and the cutouts for the Wyze Cam’s sensors lined up perfectly. It finally gives my outdoor camera a stealthy, matte black look that blends into the eaves.

I was dreading a boring white camera, but this skin completely revamped the look. The matte texture actually grips better than the original plastic.

The cutouts for the lens and microphone are perfectly aligned, and the texture gives it a much better grip when I'm adjusting it outside. My camera went from boring white to a matte black that blends into the eaves.

Finally, a way to tell my Wyze Cam apart from my neighbor's—the matte finish looks way cleaner than the default plastic. Installation was surprisingly easy with the included alignment guide, and it hasn't peeled up at all even through a few rainstorms.

The cutout alignment for the motion sensor is spot-on, so the cam still works perfectly. Installation took a few tries to avoid bubbles, but the final look is clean and professional.

The cam looks way better now, and the texture is grippier than the default plastic, which makes handling it feel more secure. Installation was surprisingly easy with no bubbles.

Finally got these to cover up the stock white plastic that was getting scratched up, and the cutouts for the sensors are spot-on. Application was way easier than I thought thanks to the stretchy material. My cam actually looks like a tiny stealth gadget now.

I was skeptical about putting a skin on a security camera, but the cutouts for the sensor and microphone are spot-on. Installation took about 10 minutes, and now it blends right into our deck railing.

The matte black finish completely hides the cheap plastic look—now it’s just a sleek little camera. Installation took maybe five minutes with no bubbles or misalignment.

Finally, my Wyze cam looks like it belongs in the house instead of screaming "cheap plastic." The matte texture feels great and the alignment was spot-on around the sensor.