A:AnswerYOu can buy Ring Chimes that are then tied to your Wifi system. So you must have wifi (not a Bluetooth connection). However, if your want a different tone for your front door to the tone heard for your back or side door, you need a chime for each doorbell - Ring did a poor job designing that feature.
A:Answersorta in color but mostly grays. Daytime is in color but the pictures/videos are somewhat grainy when you blow up to see any detail (the angle width of the video is rather wide mading the video look kind of like a fisheye lens photo.)
A:AnswerHi gabi.
Good question. Yes, the Ring Battery Doorbell Plus can be installed using the No-Drill Mount (sold separately). The No-Drill Mount uses a strong, non-damaging adhesive to keep your doorbell securely attached to the wall. Just adhere your compatible doorbell to your wall, then attach it to the No-Drill Mount and see, hear, and speak to visitors from anywhere.
We invite you to reach out to our Community if any additional information is needed regarding your question. The Ring Community is our first peer-to-peer community forum, giving our customers the ability to help one another by sharing their feedback and experiences with each other.
All the best,
Nicole from Ring.
A:Answereach component is in itself a complete system that resides through the internet. I have two Ring doorbells, two Ring area video cams, and four Ring chimes. You pay a monthly subscription for the video recording.
A:Answersubscription is for video recording and storage for up to 180 days. THere might be a way to save videos locally but it appears you need to buy something else.
A:AnswerDepends, if you got a dual 2.5 and 5 g it can, but on mine it has problems staying connected. But Ring has answered this question with a No, it does not support 5 G. Only 2.5.
A:AnswerWe did, but you don't have to have it if you carry your phone with you. I don't carry my phone around the house with me, so the chime is important to me.
