RingBattery Doorbell Plus (newest model) | Head-to-Toe HD+ Video, motion detection & alerts, and Two-Way TalkReducing CO2

Works well. Easy to install and use on the app. I’m 64 and not computer savvy but even I figured it out. My wife recently had surgery and while she was supposed to be recovering, went out the front door and bent over to pick up a plant. She fell face first on the concrete, hard. Lots of blood and scrapes. Her eye looked just like she had been punched. The physical therapist was coming the next day and I knew what she was going to think. Luckily I had video evidence that her swollen black eye was not caused by me being a wife beater. But now I know when someone is at the door or a package is being delivered. It works with Alexa and announces someone at the door and you can talk with them even if you are not home.

I had the original Ring Battery Doorbell for years, and while it served me well, it eventually took on water—so I decided it was time for an upgrade. I'm so glad I did. This new model is a huge improvement in every way!The field of view is drastically better—I can now see the ground outside my door, which is a game-changer when it comes to checking for packages. Honestly, it feels like the field of view is twice as wide as the original, and that alone makes it worth the upgrade.Another great perk? It uses the same batteries as the old model. I’ve collected a few over the years, so being able to reuse them is super convenient.Now I’m seriously considering upgrading the Ring on my other door. If you’ve got an older model, this is 100% worth the upgrade!

I recently installed the Ring doorbell and it’s been a game-changer for my home security. The video quality is crisp, motion detection works flawlessly, and the two-way audio lets me communicate with visitors even when I’m not home.Installation was straightforward, and the app is user-friendly. Knowing I can monitor my front door from anywhere gives me peace of mind.I’m so impressed that I’ll definitely recommend this to everyone looking to upgrade their home security. A smart, reliable, and easy-to-use device!✅ Clear video and audio✅ Reliable motion alerts✅ Easy installation and app use✅ Great peace of mind❌ Battery life could be longer (depending on usage)

The ring doorbell plus is a good investment and will serve the needs of most homeowners.I have mine placed where a traditional doorbell would be placed.The flexible monitoring software allows you to set ranges of view to trigger an alert and set overall sensitivity. This allows you to avoid getting alerts for non-relevant behavior, and to turn up the sensitivity if you are concerned for some particular reason.The audio quality is good, the picture quality I would say is very good. I have been able to zoom in on stills from the videos with a relatively clear picture. When using the app, it is also easy to communicate via audio with someone who rings the doorbell.If you use a device like an Echo Dot, which I do, you can interface the Ring with the Echo Dot to have an alarm sound when someone rings it like a traditional doorbell.I'm pretty happy with this purchase.

I recently upgraded my Ring Doorbell from a previous version. I DO like the greater field of view (head-to-toe) that comes with this one. However, the "package detection" leaves a little to be desired. There are a few times I've had a package sitting clearly in my camera's range, but it did not detect it.We recently had some electrical work done at the house, and I wanted to hardwire my Ring doorbell, thinking that I would no longer need a battery. Please note that this still uses a battery, and in the beginning, I wasn't seeing any difference in battery drainage. Within a few days, the battery had drained to near 80%. Ugh. I was tired of replacing the battery in this. UPDATE: We've had this Ring Doorbell for almost a month now, and I just checked the battery status. It is back up to 90%, so while it does use a battery, the hardwiring must somehow charge the battery, keeping it from draining as quickly. The real test will come this winter. However, battery draining is effected based on your settings and how often you access the camera.Of note, though, for those wanting to hardwire it...The reason I couldn't get my original Ring camera to ring the house doorbell was because the Ring doorbell requires a higher "amperage" (for lack of a better word) than a standard doorbell. Our electrician installed an upgraded doorbell transformer, and now it works. (Just don't forget to change that setting in your app to ring your home system.) Mine is set up to ring the house doorbell AND my plug-in Ring chime, which we have upstairs.

I’ve had my Ring Doorbell Camera for almost two months now and I’m seriously impressed. The video quality is crystal clear, both day and night. I can easily see who’s at my door, even in low light, and the motion detection works like a charm — not too sensitive, but always picks up what matters.What really surprised me, though, is the battery life. I haven’t had to charge it once since setting it up nearly 2 months ago. It’s still going strong, and that’s with regular use and daily notifications. For a wireless device, that’s seriously impressive.Setup was super easy, and I love being able to check in on my home from anywhere using the app. It gives me such peace of mind whether I’m home or away.If you’re on the fence, let me tell you — the Ring Doorbell is 100% worth it. Reliable, long-lasting, and great quality. Couldn't be happier!

if you don’t have a ring doorbell trust me you need one they go on sale all different times there’s all different promotions. It’s awesome. You could be at work and someone comes to your door and you can actually talk to them . It’s great for protecting your property, I have other ring cameras throughout my home. Some of them are a little pricey, but they’re worth it. I have friends who have the other brands. I think the ring products are the best to be honest..