Ring Video Doorbell - Complete Beginners Guide 

I have a second generation. It only has one punch

I only received one pouch

I have a second generation & it has 2 lots A & B

I have the 2nd generation with 2 pouches

Thank you

Sorry but that's NOT true. Your home doorbell won't ring I asked the question to ring and they said that's a negative.

​​@@donmckinney4091 The person might have gotten it to do that..

Aren't those for hard wiring Ring to the door bell

FACTS NOT FICTION! Right I lovez it .

To play back video yes. for live stream only no

Hi Miriam

May I know how much it cost for the monthly subscription? Tia 🙏

​@arawaklimited548 how much it cost?

Yes it so does 🥰, lovez it. Thank you for the time u took to make it , the video 😊,stay safe yall .

Were you able to get it running?

@@Helixur Yes finally, my head was boiling but the Tech was very patient with me and I thanked her for that. These and other things could be so much easier to connect.

Glad you had success. No so with me. Called to ask why my doorbell rang but no one at the door. I tried the internet but found no answer. New Battery was installed 2 weeks prior, so assumed it wasnt the battery. But i did go out to check the ring function and it was FINE!! For safety reasons, I decided to call the support desk to ask why the doorbell would activate with no one there. Never got an answer. Person immediately said let's reset the unit. After nearly 45 minutes of do this, do that , do this again instructions the unit just went dead. Agent said , well you've had it for four years so we've trouble shooter everything but unless we get a "white" moving ring there's nothing we can do. I am 😠 furious. The ring has been working perfectly except for the spooky "no one" there doorbell ring!! I have 2 batteries that are always ready should one need changing and had just changed the battery. I said why did the unit fail after you instructed me to keep pushing the reset button. Could the reset be faulty? All she would repeatedly say was " you're not getting the white circle ring so there's nothing left to do. The unit is 4 years old!! I'm 80 years old and live alone and had no problem until following Rings instructions. Hoping I'll be sleeping safely tonight😢. Terrible service and compassion from Ring!!!

The Ring doorbell has to be connected to a local network using wifi. It in turn connects to the Ring "cloud" over the internet. It is because of the Ring cloud that you can use your smartphone's cellular data connection to view the camera and change its settings from anywhere on the planet. If the local network wifi goes out, all camera access and functionality is lost until the local wifi is connected again.

Yes, be sure to only use those screws with the included screwdriver.

I’m thinking about getting a ring doorbell, I’ve been doing research on security cameras and video doorbells and there’s so many that unfortunately do have a slight delay. Guess none are perfect.

@@AbandonedExplorationUrbex1979 It's crap. By the time I get the alert on my phone and opened the app, the person concerned has got back in the vehicle and driven 5 miles. Save your money

Not necessary if you have an existing doorbell.

No

So…since when don’t you on every site

If it chews it bites.

Better than dogs, Boston Dynamics is making robot dogs called ''Eviscerator'' they chase intruders and rip them off with sharp blades. The ''Biolaripper'' is another robot dog version coming up soon. No veterinarian costs and no food costs.

@@entertainmentexecuti Better than a dog? That’s absolutely not true and never will be, ever! Can it swim? Can it sense danger beforehand? Can it track sent a week after it was laid down? Can it let a human know before hand that a seizure is eminent? Can it pull a sled through the Arctic? Can it sense this ice? Out maneuver a bear? Chase down a wild animal? Traverse a forest and climb a mountain? Keep me warm at night? And a thousand other variables……. The answer is a clear and resounding NO! Robots require much more expense than bio life. Just the batteries alone cost hundreds if not thousands of dollars. The electrical cost of charging those batteries over the course of its life will run into the thousand’s easily. Repairs (which I’m sure will mirror the auto industry’s attempt to make vehicles only repairable by technicians) will cost thousands! Robots easily become impractical fast in the real world. Put an elastic around your head and snap out of it! Your brain is slipping into a technological delusion. Boston, Massachusetts.

No. You have to use the Ring app for setup and changes. You can do live view and view recorded videoes using a desktop web browser.

When you watch the ring doorbell videos they tell you to unscrew from the bracket, and take it off to re-charge. How would you re-charge the battery? I haven’t bought mine yet but I would have thought you will need to physically take the doorbell off to re-charge if it’s battery operated

@@deeperlife5689if you’re not wiring the doorbell then you have to charge it but if it’s wired then you do not

You do have to take it off to recharge it if you don’t have power at the existing wires. If you do have power there that will keep the battery charged.

Everyone's house has a usb charging cable at their front door right?! 😂😂😂

WTFF ! Let HIM DO HIS SHIT, U MISERABLE FUCK! R u perfect, do u have a channel anyone cares for ?! OK THEN LIVE N LET LIVE , u live longer when ur happy.

Read it than, no need to be rude

You're very right. I'll be finding something else..

Thank you very informative and easy to understand

The same guy twisting your arm to watch this, is twisting mine. Did you at least give him a 👍