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Ring Video Doorbell 2

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GottaBeMobile
★★★★★
6 years ago
Ring Video Door Bell 2 8VR1S7-0AU0 review

The Ring Video Doorbell 2 is a smart doorbell that lets you see who is at your door, talk to them and it even sends you motion alerts when someone is at your door without ringing the doorbell. Ring’s updated Video Doorbell 2 offers a removable battery so you can charge it up if you are […]

Tech Crunch
★★★★★
6 years ago
Ring Video Door Bell 2 8VR1S7-0AU0 review

Ring is steadily releasing new products, but the Ring Video Doorbell 2 is the first re-think of its original, core product. The new version of the smart Wi-Fi doorbell that started it all still offers both wired and battery power options, but the batteries are now removable, and it’s got a few other...

Impulse Gamer
★★★★★
6 years ago
Ring Video Door Bell 2 8VR1S7-0AU0 review

The Ring Video Doorbell 2 is a very clever "smart" doorbell and security system all in one device.

MacRumors
★★★★★
5 years ago
Ring Video Door Bell 2 8VR1S7-0AU0 review

Earlier this year , popular smart doorbell and home security company Ring debuted its Video Doorbell 2 , equipped with a motion sensing 1080p camera, a removable battery, and two-way audio capabilities.

Tom's Guide
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5 years ago
Ring Video Door Bell 2 8VR1S7-0AU0 review

Ring Video Doorbell 2 is flexible enough to go anywhere, plus it has good motion-alert settings and low cloud-storage costs.

You can exclude parts of the camera view from motion alerts; Battery power for flexible placement; Slim; attractive design; Useful social function in app

Notification sound is grating; Easily stripped security screw

Android Guys
★★★★★
5 years ago
Ring Video Door Bell 2 8VR1S7-0AU0 review

Smart home products are designed to make our lives easier. They can focus on health, self-improvement, making our lives a little bit easier, or safety. The Ring Video Doorbell 2 is the latter– a safety device designed to help keep your family safe.

Stuff.tv
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6 years ago
Ring Video Doorbell 2 review

If you regularly miss visitors or courier deliveries and want to add an extra layer of security to your home, then the Video Doorbell 2 is a potentially worthy buy – particularly if you want to avoid hardwiring it into your wall. But its performance and ultimate usefulness is very dependant on your Wi-Fi and the layout of your house. It’s also not quite as pretty or as capable as forthcoming options like the Nest Hello or Blink Video Doorbell, which are both due to arrive in 2018. If you like the idea of adding a video-recording doorbell to your smart home army, we’d be inclined to wait to see how those compare. But if you desperately want one now or particularly like the simplicity of Ring’s rechargeable battery, it’s well worth an audition.

Very easy to install; Rechargeable battery is a useful alternative to hardwiring; Shoots pretty crisp 1080p video (if at low frame-rate); Works nicely with Alexa and the Echo Show;

Video can be quite blocky and jerky; Needs a strong Wi-Fi signal (or the additional Chime Pro); No free video storage option;

Tech Advisor
★★★★
4 years ago
Ring Video Doorbell 2 review

The Ring Video Doorbell 2 does a great job. It does require a monthly subscription for storing videos but it's more affordable than most, and it works out quite a bit cheaper than the Nest Hello overall.

Pocket Lint
★★★★
4 years ago
Ring Video Doorbell 2 review: A doorbell for the connected generation

In many ways, the original Ring Doorbell was the market leader in smart video doorbells. The second improves on a couple of areas that needed it, and adds customisation. There's no massive compelling reason to upgrade if you have the first generation.

Removable battery is a necessary addition; Camera footage is vibrant and clear; Additional mounts/fascias included for unusual doorways;

Slight delay in motion/ring alerts; Needs to be fairly close to router; No in-home chime/ring without buying Chime or Chime Pro;

PC Magazine
★★★★
6 years ago
Ring Video Doorbell 2 Review

We recently reviewed the Ring Video Doorbell Pro and gave it an Editors' Choice for smart doorbells thanks to its sleek aesthetics, sharp 1080p video, and easy installation. The Ring Video Doorbell 2 ($199) also offers good 1080p video and is even easier to install because it uses a rechargeable battery and doesn't require any wiring. It also offers most of the features that you get with the Pro version including motion detection and support for Alexa voice commands and IFTTT applets. But it's bulky and not quite as stylish as the Pro, and lacks pre-buffered recording capabilities. Design and Features Measuring 5.0 by 2.5 by 1.0 inches (HWD), the Video Doorbell 2 is roughly the same size as and looks nearly identical to the original Video Doorbell we reviewed almost three years ago. Conversely, the Ring Pro is much smaller and thinner and looks more like a traditional doorbell. The upper portion of the Video Doorbell 2 enclosure holds the camera and is glossy black, while the lo...

The feature-rich battery-powered Ring Video Doorbell 2 is ideal if you want a smart doorbell but don't want to mess with wiring.

Easy to install; Battery or wired power operation; 1080p video; Alexa and IFTTT support; Motion detection with triggered recording

Bulky; Requires subscription to view recorded video; No pre-buffered recording

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