eufy Security - Video Doorbell C31

Eufy. Just buy a second battery or hard wire. Software is good, connectivity is good.

I’d vote for eufy. I don’t have any Nest experience but I had Ring for years and eufy was a nice upgrade with no subscription fees, better app, more reliable cameras and better technology overall.

I've owned a Ring, and now a Eufy. The 'out of the house' experience is almost the same. I can retrieve footage from the videos stored on the microSD card in my house. I can respond directly to people who've pressed the doorbell. The doorbell communicates to a plugged in chime, and the chime to your router. The chime holds the footage on a memory card.

I have a Eufy doorbell for €150 and it comes with ample storage and no subscription needed. Highly recommend.

No name Aldi brand doorbell? I don't think it would be anywhere close to decent. Invest in a Eufy for 70 quid or any other brand. You can get a Ring for cheap on sale, but it has a subscription.

1. It connects to a home base 3 for video storage are you wanting to store videos elsewhere? 2. Color night vision won't be available for this camera, you typically need a light of some sort built in to the camera since the C31 doesn't it will be a good black and white infrared night vision video but certainly not the clarity of other full color night vision options 3. Yes it will record 24/7 if you have the proper powered transformer but it will not work off battery.

+1 for eufy. Good stuff, only one I am aware of that doesn’t need a subscription and can still be viewed from the app anytime anyplace.

The alarm.com platform costs Telus money, the doorbell is an alarm.com device. I have uses a eufy doorbell for the last 4 years with no issue and no subscription.

Eufy allows you to download a copy to your phone through their app.

I have the doorbell camera. Every two months, it loses its audio capabilities. I have to pop it off of its mount and disconnect the power wires, the reconnect and reinstall, and it works again. I bought it to avoid another monthly fee. That is its only pro.