Roku announced that it is partnering with Wyze, a smart home camera manufacturer, to produce an affordable line of smart home products.
While the lights and plugs are attractively priced—the plugs will retail at $9 and $15, and the bulbs and light strips will be $7 to $45—the star attraction is the camera lineup. Not surprisingly, they look nearly identical to Wyze’s.
Once you've connected your cameras to the app, you can pull the live feed up on your TV or use your voice remote to look at it. The Roku Smart Home app includes data encryption and two-factor authentication . The cameras come with a free 14-day subscription trial, and afterward it costs $3 per camera per month.
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