Wireless Smart Video Doorbell Camera WiFi Security Door Camera with Indoor Chime, 2-Way Talk, Night Vision, PIR Motion Detection, APP Control for iOS Android TONBUX

This is a really good alternative wifi video doorbell beside the Ring. Here are some of the advantages i found comparing it to the Ring door bell.1) door bell has sleeker design.2) it comes with a 32gb SD card and has ability to record motion detected video as well as door ring video to the card, and you just have to view it from there, no need to pay for the cloud storage.3) it uses two 18650 lithium batteries, which if you need additional batteries. It's cheaper to buy them than Ring's batteries.4) it includes a bell chimes.The only cons i see is that it's an additional app you to install on your phone. Other than that, it's a great way to add video security to your front door at half the cost.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Was very surprised that this unit came with both a memory card and batteries. Don't really need memory card as it will store to a cloud for free, but this gives extra local storage capacity. It also has a fairly loud wireless plug-in bell that will ring when the doorbell is pushed as you can see in the video. You can pick from something like 50 different sounds, but I used a typical doorbell sound. The camera can be set to record only when the doorbell is pushed or it can use motion detection and record whenever someone comes near it. Video quality is good and you have two way audio so you can talk to someone at the door and they will have no clue if you are at right behind the door or thousands of miles away. A great product.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  My husband installed this pretty quickly, and we set it up on both of our phones. We have a dual band wifi in our house and my phone was on the 2.4Ghz and my husbands phone was on the 5ghz. The video doorbell synced to my phone immediately because it runs off of the 2.4ghz. So just like any other device you have to be running on the same wifi to connect to it. I later switched my phone to the 5ghz and I could still operate the doorbell from the app. So this only applies when syncing it. I also used the app when I wasn't home and it worked fine. The videos and photos save to your phones camera roll.

This comes with everything you need. The night vision is superb. The field of view is excellent. Would give five stars except I found using the SD card slows the unit down. The cloud storage works great and since it's free you won't need the SD card. The Anyhome app that's used is solid but it does not explain what the options control so that could be improved.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I was really put off by the namebrand doorbell because people were complaining about storage space and some type of subscription service. So I opted to get this version. So far I have not been disappointed! It works during the day and night. I also like how it sends updates to my phone whenever it detects movement. Pardon the glare from my video. I have a glass door that reflects some of the light from the doorbell. But even though there’s a glare I can still hear and see perfectly.

Product was exactly as expected and described. Works great! Setup takes just a few minutes.Best way to set up is to make sure it is fully charged.Then download "Anybell" app.Once it is downloaded make sure your "location" is turned on in BOTH your phone settings and the app itself or it will not pair.Once you have completed this, click on "add device" and then "setup device".Push the button on your video doorbell and when it says "camera is ready for pairing" follow the promps in the app.Your wifi will automatically show up in wifi name. If you have a password you must enter it also. If there is an issue with it not pairing the first time, just reset your router and it should pair up no problem.

I decided to purchase this doorbell just to see what $90 would buy. I am not disappointed, but do have some caveats.The item came nicely boxed and with all components. I think it is well designed and solid. Installation was relatively easy but pairing it to my router took a few tries, something I have experienced before with Ring Stick-Up cameras. The doorbell works as advertised, picture is crystal clear but with a slight lag, something I had anticipated before buying. I haven't played with the chime, but it is sufficiently loud to be heard upstairs. I left it on the "ding-dong, ding-dong" setting that was pre-programmed. The chime is pleasant and not tinny.The AnyHome software that is required has few online instructions and while much of it is self-explanatory there are some features that I don't understand (Album, Switch, Cruise, Voice). What really troubled me, however, is that my Webroot Secure Anywhere software registered a "trojan" after everything had been securely installed. The trojan it identified turned out to be "com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox" which I gather is legitimate and not harmful, or at least it appears to be a Google product. Still, it was unnerving, and I wonder if AnyHome somehow was responsible for triggering the alarm. I decided to ignore the thing. Note that AnyHome requires a number of permissions, but that is true with many apps.In the event that something untoward happens to my phone, or that the doorbell stops working, I'll post a follow-up review.