Google - Nest Doorbell (Battery, 2nd Gen)

Mine has deteriorated too.

It's quite rare to see a wired Nest doorbell here, so far I only saw two. I have a battery one, and they are quite frustrating. The battery is miserable in a setting of a tiny front yard with many people or vehicles passing by. Not to mention now I have one year to get rid of it in favour of something that doesn't require an AI subscription as they recently announced the end of the Google One gravy train.

I've got a bunch of reolink cameras, almost all running on POE to a ubiquiti setup then to a larger ups. I have their wifi doorbell battery camera too because I have one door (commercial glass) and nowhere to run wires (leased space). It's been great tbh. Specially compared to the nest battery door bell I had before. Battery lasts much longer and i can actually answer the device before ppl leave unlike the nest.

I will not recommend it. I got my 2nd replacement yesterday and it still does not work as it cannot connect to WFi

I live in Minnesota. My Google nest doorbell, on battery, is fine all winter. I have to charge it more frequently, but it still works well below freezing

Yes. I don't have power from the house to the doorbell sadly. Irrespective, it works in the depths of a MN winter.

I had similar problems in contacted support. They sent me a new device under warranty and I haven't had any problems with this one. Battery lasts 4 to 5 months without any event notifications and my door points at a walkway that is pretty active.

I think the homekit bit, reduces greatly the possibilities. Up until then, Google nest battery doorbell would work (it's called battery but you can attach the wires to it and the battery is always charged)

Well, me and my Google Nest Battery Doorbell will just go fuck ourselves then.

I've got a Google battery doorbell (rented flat with no power) and it is okay, but the footage recently has started cutting off after a couple of seconds. I'm now waiting for UniFi's 5G Dream machine (as I have to use 5G as my main Internet connection), and the second I have that I'm getting Unifi cams as well and completely ditching Google outside of the speakers (until I get good enough at HomeAssistant to get up my own speakers and assistant).

I know PoE is their thing but their WiFi doorbell and G6 Instant camera run off WiFi and work great for me. Pair with a Dream Router 7 and you got a decent setup that requires no subscription. Price increases and stupid playback issues made me switch. It’s a shame because I really liked Nest.

I have the Nest doorbell. - Does not have an iOS Home Screen widget - Standard notification doesn’t show video unless you click into it - uses a digital chime communicated to a Nest Hub (sold separately) or the Google Home iPhone app The rest of your criteria I have used or have seen while configuring mine. I’ve had it for about 4 years in 3 different homes. The battery power approach isn’t my preferred method since it’s another device to remember to charge, but it was much more convenient to move with me not being hardwired in.