Should you get a Wired or Wireless Video Doorbell? 

How long does the battery lasts and or do they use a lithium recharge batter?

Was it hard to install I'm 60 no nothing about this have no help but I need it so bad 😢.

@@nidzaperez7258I think it’s mostly just mounting the backing( just screw it to your door frame) then just lock the doorbell on there

So are they two different doorbells or can you just buy and choose to do wired or wireless with the battery?

Which doorbell did you get I recently got blink and I’m not liking it very much so any advice on what door camera is good

how’d you buy it or where you buy it, I know it’s in ring but is it ring 2nd generation or which one

@draddictive7668 i currently have bought the Ring Battery Doorbell Plus its from this year and I'm very happy with it :)

​@@-never-gonna-give-you-up-What else did you buy with it? Chime, extra battery?

@Illusionz-de2mo exactly that hahaha, 1 battery and the normal chime, so not the pro or plus. The plus/pro version has 5ghz wifi but more expensive and the normal one chimes very quick so I'm happy. You could always upgrade to the pro chime :)

@@-never-gonna-give-you-up- was it a quick release that you bought?

You spent $200 on a ring doorbell?? You’re getting scammed where ever you live. In the Uk I bought my ring door bell 2nd gen for only £40 ($50 usd) on Amazon and it works great.

​​@@DB-yr6cgim getting mine for £29.99 its on a deal.

Its cause you bought the budget ring bell the highest specced one is around £150 or 200 dollars​@@DB-yr6cg

Just picked up the wireless Gen 2 for $55 marked down from $99.

yes the chime, you plug it inside of your house

unfortunately many people don't know how to install a wired one so they still opted for a wireless door bell.

​@@superduperboyxyou can just pay someone, sounds like a dumb/lazy excuse. Plus here we are on YT free education, but i guess.

@@uziel900able believe me, many just don't want to pay someone to do the hardwire one and just want to keep it simple with the battery powered one. It's not lazy, they're just not motivated to RU-vid it and rather do something else.

What? It should be the opposite lol you need 2 way talk so you can talk to the people at your door, it makes 0 sense to talk to someone on a doorbell inside lmao even with a normal camera just call them

you want

​@@b4bzainyt yes

How long for them to charge up again??

@@fernandorivas7145 I usually leave it overnight and by the time I wake up it’s already fully charged

Buy a second battery and that problem is gone, just swap, takes 1 minute and youll be up and running.

I’d go with Optimus Prime leader of the autobots!

Chime

Both lol you could buy a ring doorbell 7 years ago when they were first made and it has motion detection

You have to have a compatible device to play chimes indoors, such as an echo or the device sold separately.

Amazon

Gracias

yeah ring is ass, i have one

How do they get hacked?...what happens?

They are connected to wifi, the wifi is connected to internal devices such as tvs, phone, PC radios etc, meaning they can re order everything. When hacked that data is being sent overseas.

@@wwjd_ everything can e hacked, even medical equipment, its easy. Look it up online.

​@elizabethhurtado2829 wait so wired gets hacked and not the battery ones or both do?? do u know which camera brand rarely get hacked?

​@@MaritzaMendoza1018Your ring doorbell only gets hacked if you made a weak password for your ring account and because you didn't turn on 2 Step Verification for more security. But other than that your fine don't worry👍

You forgot your tin foil hat

​@@kalebcanfield8139hahahahaha

For me it is for my husband who has trouble walking. He always answers the door no matter what. I want him to see who is at the door and perhaps speak to them without hobbling to the door. He also has Dementia so he doesn't get most things. I have nothing to see inside my house that I worry about. I am sure they can spy through other things if they want. My life would put them to sleep.

@@dianabaskin1944 You don't need to worry about that crazy stuff anyway, this dude is just weird

The government doesn't give half a shit about you lol they're not gonna stalk you through a doorbell

It’s a short, not an in depth review

@@trebrown1078 well if it’s gonna say things like “keep in mind, if you get a wireless one, you’ll have to charge it” they could have just as easily mentioned an equally important point “keep in mind, if the power goes out, the wired one won’t work”……. Your point is invalid

@@Steve-hu8px thats a pretty dumb reason to dislike this comparsion. wired version is default meaning its just a doorbell with a camera. wireless is the "upgraded" version as you could mount it anywhere, BUT at the cost of needing to charge every now and then. if a normal doorbell doesn't work during power outage, why would a doorbell with a camera work? an more indeph review can bring up that point

@@scoot5642 well, a normal doorbell doesnt come with a camera, does it? And can easily be replaced by a knock on the door, cant it? But the camera (the whole purpose of buying one of these) cannot be replaced by anything else. And it takes 3 seconds to mention, which, the last time I checked, can definitely fit into a short Thats why. I mean, if you're gonna title the video "Should you get a wired or wireless doorbell" then you should probably include the BIGGEST features - not working in a power outage being one of them. If you bought a security system, wouldnt one of the MAIN things you want to know be that it wont work in a power outage unless you have a back up power supply? Im sorry you're not smart enough to understand these concepts.

​@@Steve-hu8pxI'm sorry you're not smart enough to know the meaning of the word "concept" or its contextual use in a sentence. The problem isn't your lack of knowledge, It's your nasty attitude and the way in which you come across plain and simple. If you're considering buying something off of a 10 second RU-vid short, then you're probably stupid or slow or mental or elderly or a child and in which case, I would invite you to not make purchase options off of 10 second videos. That would be redundant.

I mean you could still steal the wired one. If anything the wired one would shut off it they ripped the cables off

The MUBVIEW Wireless video Doorbell Camera comes with a terrific Anti-Theft feature.

Well they can steal both but the whole point of it is the theft will be caught and saved so you will know who steals it. I also recommend the cheaper eBay no name brand models. I have had 4 of them and place them all around my house for the motion sensor capabilities. The batteries last about two months or longer depending if you play with yours like I did at first(using them when I hear any little noise). But if you use them for the night vision and motion sensor then they can last 3 months with just regular doorbell use.

Wireless is better because if you have a blackout you are boned.

Uh buy a inverter​@@-never-gonna-give-you-up-