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Replying to ramin’s point that WiFi also goes down during a power outage, the creator uses that objection to explain why they chose a BLUETTI portable power station.
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Replying to ramin’s point that WiFi also goes down during a power outage, the creator uses that objection to explain why they chose a BLUETTI portable power station.
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View breakdownBack there is the WiFi battery I brought over, the one I told you about. I'll show you, I flip the main switch, you'll see the WiFi still works perfectly, and so do the solar security cameras. This battery has been my best investment ever, let me find the main switch... There I flipped the switch, look, my phone still has WiFi connection.
I rotate the phone, open the Wyze app. These solar cameras, even with the power cut, the WiFi is still connected perfectly, nothing went wrong, no disconnection. The cameras are still running normally, they are fully charged, one shows 100% battery. The other solar camera is also working, with 82% battery remaining.
Look, the internet is still running. I truly recommend you buy one of these backup batteries, this portable power bank is super practical, it saves you from all the trouble caused by power outages. The power just went out a moment ago, but I was completely unaffected, because I kept the most important thing — internet connection. I'll keep this backup power supply here, you definitely should get one.
A woman in a light purple T-shirt and glasses talks to the camera in the living room, turns to point behind her, flips the main switch to turn off the lights, the room darkens, then she takes out her phone to show the WiFi is still connected.
Close-up of the phone screen, fingers swipe through the Wyze app to show live feeds and remaining battery of multiple solar security cameras, proving the cameras still work after power outage.
The camera cuts to a close-up of the home WiFi router and its backup power supply, then returns to the woman, she reaches to flip the switch to restore power and continues introducing the product to the camera.
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