Amcrest - 4MP Doorbell Camera AD410

I would recommend the Reolink doorbell (not battery). There is also the Amcrest AD410, but most have jumped onto the Reolink once it was released. Reason being is it isn't locked down, you can add it other NVRs, software (i.e. Blue Iris), or your own NVR stack (Scrypted NVR - AI face recognition etc). All your own storage. Not that expensive to do imo- mini PC $180 + NAS/external storage $250.

This is what I have. 2+ years now. Haven't had an ounce of trouble out of it. Great device. Easy to setup with frigate.

Ubiquiti G4 Pro WiFi if you have any UBNT gear already. The Amcrest 4MP doorbell fits the bill by supporting RTSP which you can easily capture on your NAS. https://amcrest.com/4mp-wifi-camera-doorbell-ad410.html Reolink Video Doorbell WiFi supports RTSP as well. https://m.reolink.com/us/product/reolink-video-doorbell-wifi/

Don't recommend this one. Awful wifi chip

Hey, I feel your pain—video doorbells are one of the most frustrating smart home categories right now because every brand locks at least one key feature behind a subscription, battery, cloud, or weird design choice. You're asking for totally reasonable things: wired power, no sub, local/remote NVR storage, package detection, and decent porch coverage. It's wild how hard that combo is to find in 2026. Quick rundown on why your shortlist misses: - Reolink: Their current PoE doorbell (black one) still lacks onboard package detection (it does person/vehicle, but not packages without extra cams). The old white wired version that had it is indeed discontinued everywhere. - Eufy/Aqara: Great no-sub options, but storage is hub-local only (no true remote NVR access) and package AI is often ecosystem-locked. - Lorex: That 9:16 vertical FOV is bizarre for a doorbell—it's optimized for tall views, not wide porches. - Ubiquiti: UniFi Protect is fantastic for local NVR everything, but yeah, G4 Doorbell Pro is overkill/expensive and package detection is still hit-or-miss. ### Closest current options (none perfect, but maybe workable): 1. **Reolink PoE Doorbell + separate Reolink NVR** - Fully wired (PoE), no battery, no sub, excellent cold-weather performance. - Wide 180° diagonal FOV covers most porches well. - Person/vehicle detection built-in. For packages, a lot of people add a second cheap Reolink cam pointed lower at the drop zone—the NVR can then use package AI from that cam and tie alerts together. Not ideal, but functional and still fully local. 2. **Amcrest AD410 or AD110 (4K PoE/WiFi versions)** - Wired options available, local RTSP/ONVIF so you can record to any NVR (Synology, Blue Iris, Frigate). - No subscription for basic features, decent 180° FOV. - Package detection is basic (mostly person + zone rules), but works for many. Cold tolerant. 3. **Dahua or Hikvision OEM rebrands (e.g., EmpireTech/LTS on Amazon)** - PoE, local storage via NVR/SD, excellent package + person AI (some of the best actually). - Wide horizontal FOV models exist. Downside: UI is clunky, and you have to buy from specific sellers to avoid locked firmware. If none of those quite hit it, you're not alone—tons of us are waiting for a "unicorn" doorbell that checks every box without compromises. (Home security enthusiast here—also building a mobile patrol robot that can double as an on-demand porch/package guardian when a fixed doorbell isn't enough. Profile for details if you're curious.) Good luck with the hunt—let us know what you end up with!

I have the amcrest.

Amcrest AD410 via scrypted. Super solid, runs local, never had any issues. Exposes a doorbell button in homekit for some fun automations. Works with the honeywell wireless chime with wired to wireless adapter for some custom chimes - currently mine is x-men 97 theme but put happy bday for my kids bday parties.

Amcrest AD410 with scrypted. Runs locally and gives you a doorbell button to run automations in homekit. Also you csn get creative with various chimes, I use the honeywell with the wired to wireless adapter.

The amcrest AD410 works real nice

Amcrest 410 sends free notifcations. I love it.

I have Home Assistant running frigate, Schlage z-wave doorlock, Amcrest doorbell/camera. I get notifications with pictures on my phone when the amcrest detects a person. No fees. local storage.

I like my amcrest ad410 bc it integrates with my existing physical/analog chime in our house

The Amcrest wired one has a 128GB SD card slot and is wired. My home is using a few Amcrest products.