
Reolink
Wired Video Doorbell Series
No subscription, local storage, HA-friendly; no mechanical chime.
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Installed it in replacement of a ring 4, if regret were to kill... Absolute useless compared to the previous doorbell. I tried for some time answering the rings remotely just to finally give up and now I don't even bother, just hope the post man will try to leave stuff at my garden. To list a few issues I have with the e340 that I didn't have with the ring4 -Notification is either delayed or don't call my attention at all. -Once I try to click on the notification to answer a ring, it takes ages to load the live view, often I miss the delivery guy entirely (they are always in a hurry) -When I managed to catch them, either I can't hear them, or they can't hear me! Frustrating to the least -Poor angle of view -Motion sensor works whenever it feels -Sometimes the Internal wired chime doesn't ring with the doorbell Please note: Same network, same positioning, both wired, all this difference.
So many thoughts on this, and a few folks here have hit some great points already. Here is my 2 cents. For video doorbells, I'd skip both Blink and Wyze and go with the Ring Video Doorbell (battery version) since it's more reliable for security purposes and has better motion detection zones. The free trial is 30 days, then it's about $4/month CAD for basic recording. Since she's ground level, I'd also throw in a door security bar or wedge alarm for inside - they're like $20-30 and give actual physical resistance plus a loud shriek if someone tries to force entry. A motion-activated light for that ground level entrance would be huge too, as most break-ins are crimes of opportunity and good lighting is a serious deterrent. - Hope this helps.
We have ring and are in a low traffic area. The subscription part sucks. Ours is a removable charge one. It lasts about 2/3 months with us looking at the live feed about once a day depending. If we were to get them again we'd look elsewhere mainly because of the subscription part.
I really like mine, especially since I hardwired it with the transformer below. Compared to my old Ring doorbell the E340 has been amazing. Way better motion detection for humans, pets and vehicles, better video quality, no subscription, and many other features I use. I also have a HomeBase 3 which adds more motion detection options, faster connection to videos and cameras and all videos are stored in one location. I’ve had my eufy setup for awhile now and have no complaints other than the video playback glitch’s sometimes in the app when I try to fast forward or rewind. But if it’s an important video I’ll just download it to my phones photo library and it works perfectly and a great way to save it. 24V/40VA transformer https://a.co/d/hxs8tFM
Ring is great, the only turndown is that it can’t use local nvr, you have to pay a subscription.
I use Wyze brand. I have multiple cameras inside/outside and just hit the doorbell. Had the ring but after 10 years it died. Wyze is very easy to setup. The app is very easy to navigate, the picture quality is great. Tge Wyze has a bigger view then Ring on the doorbell camera.

Reolink
Wired Video Doorbell Series
No subscription, local storage, HA-friendly; no mechanical chime.

Ubiquiti
Doorbell Lite (UVC-Doorbell-B)
Affordable Ubiquiti; reliable; requires ecosystem; quiet chime.

Aqara
Smart Video Doorbell G4
HomeKit native; flexible power; poor battery life; narrow view.

Ubiquiti
G4 Doorbell Pro (UVC-G4 Doorbell Pro)
Premium Ubiquiti; advanced features; requires ecosystem hardware.

eufy Security
Video Doorbell E340
Dual cameras, strong privacy; slow app, poor battery.

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