I have 12 mbps at the inside of the wall where the floodlights are but if i go outside it stays around low 2s or less. I dont know of any materials in my house walls that would make it drop so much. Would the chime pro help? null

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TimR · Accepted Answer

The Chime Pro is a WiFi Extender so it should certainly help to increase your signal. I personally used it to extend the WiFi for my Ring Video Doorbell 2. It did require me to move the Chime Pro twice, to a location that has more open space and less walls between it and the doorbell. The current arrangement is more "line of site" and less bounced signals between my WiFi and the doorbell. Without the Chime Pro, the WiFi simply wasn't strong enough to reach from my family room to the doorbell by itself.

Answered by TimR 8 years ago

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JoeB · Answer

The extender worked for my application. I would try it.

Melody · Answer

It should. The Ring doesn't sound off inside my house, only at the front door and on my phone. This makes such a difference. I bought the one with the two antennas and one regular one. If your house blocks the signal, you might want to get two with the antennas, one inside and another outside in your backyard. Good Luck.

Answered by Melody 8 years ago

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Blu7284 · Answer

You can give it a try I change my chime to the pro chime and it stay connected.

“I have 12 mbps at the inside of the wall where the floodlights are but if i go outside it stays around low 2s or less. I dont know of any materials in my house walls that would make it drop so much. Would the chime pro help?”

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