Customer Ratings & Reviews

The feeling of security that my Ring video has provided is priceless

Easy to install, especially since I purchased the wired doorbells! No battery to have to worry about changing. Great little device.

Works great. Added to use with the Ring Alarm and it was so easy to set up

Very Happy with The Door Ring and it’s working very well

Great camera, added service and the security is perfect.

This camera is the best I have bought. Great surveillance camera.

Great product! Decided to purchase this replacing my failing nest hello, although the picture quality isn’t as good at this price point I’m very impressed! Integrates nicely with the ring alarm electric chime is a nice bonus overall allot of bang for your buck if you don’t feel like spending 200 plus on a doorbell camera. You can’t beat the quality of this doorbell at this price point an absolute must buy!

Great product we love what it does. We like the quality and actual view of who is at our door. this is a great security product.

Successful setup and use. Subsrcibed at the end of the trial period. Happy with this choice.

I wasn't sure about getting the ring doorbell at first! But now after having it for a few weeks it unbelievable. I love knowing l can see who's at my front door and talk to them. The setup is easy and you can also find YouTube videos that will walk you through the setup. I truely recommend the ring doorbell. The sound is good the video catches everything day and night. Awesome video doorbell.

Love it. It makes me feel secure to know I can see people who come to my home. Works great!

Easy setup and video quality is better than expected!

First, it's important to know if this is the original 2nd gen or the 2020-version of the 2nd gen Doorbell. The original has a removable battery, the 2020 version does NOT (and it's cheaper). An important difference! I had a heck of a time installing this even though many reviews say it's easy. I wanted to hardwire this to my old doorbell wires so I didn't have to worry about batteries but the jury is still out on whether I have to be concerned. Originally, it would not ring the chime but it was connected to my phone and the device health said it was on battery, not hardwired - even though I did wire it. After shutting the breakers off for the 3rd time and disconnecting it, reconnecting it and making sure the wire connections were very secure (critical item that they do not emphasize enough), it reported as being hardwired. Then I kept losing the signal - got a rotating white ring around the doorbell every few minutes. I rearranged the antennas on my router (which was only 6 feet away inside the house) but that made the difference. The signal strength needs to be about -60 or better (higher) to have a stable connection. Mine is now -42 so I'm good. The concern I have is that I don't think the battery is really charging from the very low-powered doorbell transformer. Ring manuals say in one place that it will keep the battery charged. In other locations, they say it's just a trickle charge and you will still have to charge it occasionally. And to charge it means turning off the breakers, uninstalling it completely, charging it and then rewiring it all over again because the 2020 model does not have a removable battery! It also took a lot of Googling and testing to get it to link to my Echo Show 5 automatically - you have to connect Alexa devices to the Ring doorbell through the Amazon Alexa app and IF you have the most current version of the app, you can go into the doorbell and tell it to notify your Alexa devices when the doorbell rings - the video then displays automatically on the Echo Show - IF you link the Ring account to Alexa, IF you have the right version of the app and IF you turn on the Announcement Device options in the Ring camera through the Alexa app. I also tried connecting to Google devices - and through a website you can link Ring and Google accounts so you can say "OK, Google...talk to Ring" and you can see your battery status and turn motion detection on and off, start recording and stop - but that's it. No video stream on Chromecast or Google Smart Displays. They could make it work...but Amazon and Google would have to stop being babies and work this out between them. I'm tired... This one seems to be a dud...it works, but man is it a lot of effort to get there!

Got this for a new house we were building and finally got it installed a month or so ago; setup was way easier, and the actual chime is much nicer than just the phone notification.

Perfect size, not too big like some of the other models. Good video picture, easy to use.

The ring doorbell was eaay to install and wasy to use with the chime device. A great buy.

I'm glad I got this, but though the wired doorbell is fine, the chime refused to work. I ended up getting a Chime pro. I also added another satellite for my router. Adding a Ring doorbell was sort of a spur of the moment because there were electricians at my house doing other work. I really should have researched it more carefully. It is possible that by some fiddling with my router settings might have fixed things, it really did not seem worth the trouble. My advice is, if you want the chime, get the chime pro.

Works well. Happy with purchase. Is a smaller version and does not move position but still works great.

So far the ring doorbell is great! I can see the videos and who is at the door.

Did everything advertised. Bought as a gift was easy to setup.