[Electronics-Talk] Ring door bell
David Andrews
dandrews920 at comcast.net
Mon Apr 21 00:51:51 UTC 2025
It depends on what you want to do, and what your expectations are --
but for basic functions, it is fine.
There is an app you run on your phone, and you have to get it on your
wifi. I think I was able to do that all, but it has been a while and
I can't remember for sure.
The doorbell has a camera that looks out from the doorbell
enclosure. You can adjust how wide the view angle is, and this will
probably require sighted assistance. Initially mine was picking up
activity in the next door neighbor's driveway, which we didn't want.
When someone rings the doorbell I hear it on my phone, and Alexa
device. You can talk to the person at the door, from your phone, but
getting there quickly enough may take some practice.
Sightlings of course can easily look, and see who is there. The
talking goes both ways, my son was in France, and saw me on the porch
doing something, so he talked to me for free.
Others may have different mileage.
Dave
.At 07:32 PM 4/20/2025, you wrote:
>Hi Listers, I have been thinking of getting a Ring door bell. I
>thought I would ask the list before buying what your experience has
>been. Susie Stanzel
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