Ring doorbell unboxing, set up, and use 

Don't ever think I had anyone say they watched to rebox something so that's really cool. I'm glad I could help. I'm hard at work producing new content, get ready for more learning, discovery and fun. Share the videos you like and please subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out on all the upcoming videos. Perhaps there is something else I can help you rebox, haha. There's more reviews, DIY, how to's and cool motivation to come. Thanks again for watching and the comment. Good luck with the move.

Hello my friend moved an left the ring camera. Can I reprogram it to use

@@user-hx6us6fh3nyour probably have to look online to figure out how. I doubt a common user will know right off

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Thanks for watching and a great question. You want to go with something small, making sure the screws still has plenty of material to grab a hold of as you screw into the wood. So you want to go with a 1/16 or 5/64. Hope this helps, these are the types of things I want to help people with on my RU-vid channel. Perhaps you could do a little favor for me. Please subscribe to the channel, like and share the videos you find useful and interesting. There's a lot of exciting things to come. More reviews, DIY, how to's and cool motivation to come. Thanks again for watching and the question. Good luck, let me know how it goes.

If you want to use the door bell function of it. You can also use any Alexa device too.

Great question Rob, you can in fact set it up for your own account provided a few things have been done. Download the app first and set up your account. Then open the unit and scan the QR code if available. It should let you add from here, if not you will have to call Ring support because it may still be registered by the previous owner. Hope this helps, sorry for slow response.

Ring currently does not make an app for the computer but you can access your devices by logging in on Ring.com. You have a dashboard here and will be able to access the same items. It appears I need to make a video on accessing your Ring dashboard via the website. I will add that to the list. Please subscribe to the channel, like and share the videos you find useful and interesting. Don't want you to miss out on that video when it comes out might even give you a shoutout. Thanks for watching and asking a question, hope my answer helps.

How much is the plan in Canada? I pay $100 for the year and every device I add is included in that cost. I personally don't want the option of talking to my alarm system. It is compatible with Alexa I just don't use that feature. Going in the app is simple and I can see what's going on within the privacy of my device. I currently have 4 cameras. Doorbell, floodlight, spot light and Stick up.

@@DanealLanier $50 per device or $150 for the protection plus plan. So I have 2 cameras. Front and back. That's $100 for an entire year. I was led to believe on the website that it was $30 per device. Never mentioned once that the price was only for US customers, nor it it mentioned that it was only compatible with Alexa. My home is set up for Google home not Alexa. BUYER BEWARE!!!

🙂@@DanealLanier I also have cameras and today just got the door bell. I use alexa and echo for the door bell and it is great

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Where you able to use the included drill bit? I decided to not wire mine because of the angle the camera would have been at didn't give me the vision I wanted. Even with the included angle plates it didn't give me enough front yard vision. Thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment. Please do me a favor hit that like button and subscribe to the channel. More reviews, DIY, how to's, and cool motivation to come. Thanks again for watching and the comment.

I hadn't ever heard of the Echo until I bought the second ring bell tonight.😂. Best Buy included it with the purchase. Wasn't aware that there were "smart lightbulbs either. Omg, welcome me to the 21st century. 😆😆😆😆

@@DanealLanier yes I used the drill bits but my drill itself was cheap.

@@CB-hi7mf LOL right?! Wait to u see the smart plugs and thermostats 😆

@@jaz97 I just installed the ring bell 3 in my horses stall. Interesting how much they DON'T sleep at night.

Sorry for the slow response. I would say no, there is a security screw that needs to be taken out before the battery can be removed. So they would have to have the correct size bit to remove the tool. Thanks for watching and the comment.

Might be under front porch, porch light. Should be connected to the front of the house.

When I say "under" I means written as something that has to do with front of house.

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No, it needs WiFi in order for it to work... otherwise it's a "outside wall decoration "