Another ring doorbell

DRP

Do you have broadband and Wi-Fi in the house? You will need it to have a Ring doorbell.

Apart from that it is dead easy. 

shiraz99

Alderbank said:

shiraz99 said:

spurdog1 said:

I don't have a problem with Eufy and Chinese. I just want something reliable, first and most. (That may be Eufy)

They're a good video camera system, doorbell included but as mentioned they aren't exactly "low budget".

The Samsung s22 is certainly not 'low budget' either

Good job the OP has an A22 then 😉

RedFraggle

I bought a ring 2 and chime (from Amazon on a prime day deal). To fit the doorbell it's 4 screws. You'll need a drill and masonry bit. The additional chime plugs into any socket and allows me to hear it from the garden. 
If you want video stored not just live access to who is at the door it's £34 a year for a subscription. 
I like it because I know the pet sitter hasn't forgotten the cat when I'm away. 

spurdog1

Did I say s22 sorry. Mine is an a22

shiraz99

spurdog1 said:

Did I say s22 sorry. Mine is an a22

You didn't, no need to apologise.

Alderbank

Sorry, I'm the guilty one. I need to go to Specsavers 

spurdog1

So, do both have an app facility, and does the Eufy have an annual subscription for video storage (as mentioned above)

fenwick458

spurdog1 said:

So, do both have an app facility, and does the Eufy have an annual subscription for video storage (as mentioned above)

not sure what both are, but the Eufy has an app thats extremely easy to use, and it doesn't have a subscription (yet)

Standingstrong

You can get a RING for about £80.00 on Argos and those places.. 

research and you’ll find a bargain 

shiraz99

spurdog1 said:

So, do both have an app facility, and does the Eufy have an annual subscription for video storage (as mentioned above)

Which are your referring to?

All systems will have apps and no, the Eufy can be used without a subscription, as can the Blink doorbell.