Ring Battery Doorbell, Home or business security with Head-to-Toe video, Live View with Two-Way Talk, and Motion Detection & Alerts, Satin Nickel

$67.99

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Connect with Alexa — Hear custom notifications from Echo Dot, launch video with Echo Show, and enjoy hands-free home monitoring with select Alexa-enabled devices. See more. Know more. Protect more. — Scroll back in time to rewatch what you missed, get intelligent alerts that tell you what’s happening, and so much more with a compatible Ring Protect subscription (sold separately). Get Smart Alerts — Know more with notifications that tell you if there's a person or package at your door (subscription required, sold separately). Stay in the know — Receive real-time alerts on your phone when motion is detected. Connect to who’s there — See and respond to activity with Live View & Two-Way Talk. Install in a snap — Charge it up, click into place, and stay connected right from your phone. Built-In Battery — Battery Doorbell includes a built-in battery, which charges with a convenient USB-C charging port. To recharge, simply detach your doorbell from the wall and connect to the included charging cable. See more at your home or business — Get 66% more vertical coverage with the latest version of Ring’s best-selling Video Doorbell, now featuring Head-to-Toe Video.

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Ring

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Bricks in the cold if using solar-customer service seems good eventually

( Edit at the end) Everything was working great from like September until late December early January when temperatures started to get fairly cold (like teens to negative teens *F).I have it set up with the solar recharging function so I never have to bring it inside to charge it... but as it got colder (and daylight hours kept shrinking and cloud cover more and more prevalent) I noticed the charging seemed to be less, the blue light indicating charging was not on even i daytime, or was not addining to charge, just maintaining 1 or 2 bars.... Brought it inside and charged it inside once and it worked for a short while even accepting a charge again (blue light flashing) outside. I assumed that it may have just not gotten enough light and went totally flat beyond what the solar could pump in during gloomy weather.Mind you all my solar lights were still at least attempting to work even at like -15... -23F they started to fail... but they did at least attempt to work even with their panel covered in some snow remnants or ice droplets.However for about a week maybe more that its been like -10or colder most of the day except maybe the like around 2pm where temps may reach above zero ish for a while, it's bricked. No blue light. no connection to app etc. Brought it inside 3 days ago, let it warm up before connecting to a working USB C charger. Stillno blue light. Have had it plugged in over night a few times (not wanting to leave it plugged in when Im at work) and still no flicker of life. The orange set up reset etc button on back produces no activity at all. Attempts to trouble shoot have failed using the apps help options, and the chat option for the customer support is unresponsive. Called customer support and they're experiencing longer than average wait times and suggest using the chat option for faster help. Hung up to write this review because that was my final straw of tolerance.Internet noodling has produced some info. These devices (and similar things I guess) stop accepting charges at cold temperatures unlike my variety of random solar lights which keep right on trucking.And buried in the help topics in the ring app is this info... not on the info for selling it. When you have customers in a lot of areas where the temp often drops down below the solar usefulness a good portion of the year, its good manners, good business practice (as to not p--- perturb customers) to fully and upfront disclose this info. Not bury it. Especially when the stats on the listing, if I remember correctly say it functions to -4F. This isn't qualified openly with "ok the camera and wifi may work etc to this temp but don't expect the solar charging accessories to work in the cold"...I give 3 stars because yes it works well within parameters, but they should make it darn clear solar will stop charging below 32F. So like a good portion of the country in the winter, the solar will stop working. Think of anywhere where snow sticks around... solar isn't going to charge. Oopsied this info is only found if you dig i to trouble shooting.3 stars is also because it shouldn't be this hard to connect to get help when their trouble shooting options fail.3 stars because currently, my less than 6 month old product is a brick. Totally unresponsive. And I attempts to contact help so far have failed or been a total pain.So, heads up, watch your temps lolEdit 1: after writing the review, I sat through the long wait for getting in touch with customer service, and they were able to verify my identiy via the app (easy enough) and then do some diagnostics from their end, to confirm it had been in cold temp mode last time it was responsive but since it wasn't responding to the reset button or any diagnostics from their end, something was wrong with the firmware (think that was the word), so they said well your product is under waranty so we will send you a replacement, and send back yours when it arrives with the mailing label. Adding a 4th star because all they needed was a few pictures uploaded to a link the gal sent me via email while I was still on the phone (juggling active screens on my phone from call to email to link and back), and we were on our way. There were some long hold pauses where she was going through the processes on her end but she checked in periodically to let me know I wasn't forgotten. Customer service for some redemption on my review. I dont think I will ever be able to give an item thats security minded 5 stars if it has to either be removed to charge inside, or maybe even not work below 32F especially when that's not well emphasized on the sales info. Leaves you with a bit of a securitiy gap... Also there was an accent on customer service end (she probably thought I had one too, WI/Midwest accent seems normal to me because its mine but I've geard we still have one in this area) BUT I was still able to understand about 99% of the conversation, and I think the 1%ish loss was more a connection/microphone issue vs. customer support based on a totally different variant of English speaking which renders communication questionable. 4 stars overall.