
The 2nd-gen wired Nest Doorbell is always on, so you can know what’s happening at your front door around the clock.₁ Get built-in intelligent alerts about people, packages, and animals, and 3 hours of event video history. Add up to 10 days of continuous recording with Nest Aware Plus.₂ And manage your doorbell easily using the Google Home app.
Q: What is the difference between the Gen 1 and Gen 2 models?
A: Hello there, AEES! Thanks for your interest. There are key differences between the first and second versions of the Nest Doorbell (wired). The new version has intelligent alerts, Activity Zones and three hours of event history included without a subscription. It also has a taller field of view, and can store video on the device during Wi-Fi outages. Setup and controls for the new versions of Nest doorbells are found in the Home app, while the first version is in the Nest App. Find out more using this link: https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9259110
A: it will ring on the same chime box. the google home app allows you to label locations of your doorbells so you will only need the one app. Just label the locations of the doorbell and it will show them both on the app.
A: I found an extnsion piece online that allowed me to mount the doorbell in the existing space with the existing wiring. The extension piece fit in the 1 inch space that I had also.
A: Unplug your wifi and replug or delete your door bell from your google account then reinstall.
Q: hello, can the doorbell work on Lima, Peru?
A: Hi, pette! Nest Doorbell (wired, 2nd gen) isn't supported in Peru. It may or may not work. Google Nest devices are optimized to work best with specific Wi-Fi standards, depending on where they are sold and designed for. If you choose to export a device from a supported country to a non-supported country, it may experience low performance, may not work as expected, and it may not comply with regulations in the country you've exported it to. It can also cause compatibility issues as availability and performance of certain features, services, and applications are device and network dependent.
Q: What can I get to hear the Google door bell inside the house (Chime box options)?
A: Hi, Allen. To hear a Google Nest doorbell inside your house, you can use Google Nest or Home speakers and displays. Google Nest or Home speakers and displays can announce when someone rings your Google Nest doorbell, or other compatible doorbell. With a smart display, Google streaming device, or Google or Android TV, you may also be able to see who’s there. To get more information you can click the following link: https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/7672451
A: I have the wired indoor Nest Cam in my garage for the last couple years. It gets cold in the garage, but usually not below freezing. I don’t think it’s ever gone offline for temperature.
A: You need WiFi in the very least. You need internet if you want to view the camera feed while off the wifi with your phone.