$110 on the costco site. $120 on Amazon. $130 at best buy. The plan looks like it is $3 a month..
edit: came out to $76 ($62 subtotal, $5 tax, $4 tip, $5 fee). I'm just wondering if it will work in my parent's (older) home. They have a doorbell but don't know if this would work.
$110 on the costco site. $120 on Amazon. $130 at best buy. The plan looks like it is $3 a month..
edit: came out to $76 ($62 subtotal, $5 tax, $4 tip, $5 fee). I'm just wondering if it will work in my parent's (older) home. They have a doorbell but don't know if this would work.
Depends on the doorbell transformer. You can always upgrade the transformer for $20-$30. But you need to know where it's installed.
It does offer saving to SD card if you have an existing base station.
Otherwise, yes you'll have to look for another option to keep your saved files.
I actually have a Eufy that I bought a month ago to replace my August. It has SD storage, but it's located within the unit, so it makes it kinda hard to secure if someone just rips out the unit. At this price, I might as well just use this instead (already using Arlo 2 for the house).
It does offer saving to SD card if you have an existing base station.
Otherwise, yes you'll have to look for another option to keep your saved files.
I actually have a Eufy that I bought a month ago to replace my August. It has SD storage, but it's located within the unit, so it makes it kinda hard to secure if someone just rips out the unit. At this price, I might as well just use this instead (already using Arlo 2 for the house).
If you're needing it for security, that seems like a flawed design. I'm surprised they didn't put the sd card in the chime so it was in your home, but that probably would have added more $$ to the cost.
If you're needing it for security, that seems like a flawed design. I'm surprised they didn't put the sd card in the chime so it was in your home, but that probably would have added more $$ to the cost.
I have the hardwired Eufy as well, but the battery version (which can also be hardwired, i believe) comes with a hub (homebase) where your recordings are stored (inside the house, not in the doorbell). The downside is it doesn't have constant recording like the hardwired one does, so it will only record when it detects motion. When I replaced my ring pro, the hardwired one was worth the one downside for all the great features. Happy to answer any other questions about the Eufy, it's leaps and bounds better than the ring.
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edit: came out to $76 ($62 subtotal, $5 tax, $4 tip, $5 fee). I'm just wondering if it will work in my parent's (older) home. They have a doorbell but don't know if this would work.
edit: came out to $76 ($62 subtotal, $5 tax, $4 tip, $5 fee). I'm just wondering if it will work in my parent's (older) home. They have a doorbell but don't know if this would work.
Depends on the doorbell transformer. You can always upgrade the transformer for $20-$30. But you need to know where it's installed.
It includes one year for free. After that it's $3 a month.
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Check eufy doorbell if you don't like subscription. Amazon has deals now for its battery version for $80
Otherwise, yes you'll have to look for another option to keep your saved files.
I actually have a Eufy that I bought a month ago to replace my August. It has SD storage, but it's located within the unit, so it makes it kinda hard to secure if someone just rips out the unit. At this price, I might as well just use this instead (already using Arlo 2 for the house).
Otherwise, yes you'll have to look for another option to keep your saved files.
I actually have a Eufy that I bought a month ago to replace my August. It has SD storage, but it's located within the unit, so it makes it kinda hard to secure if someone just rips out the unit. At this price, I might as well just use this instead (already using Arlo 2 for the house).
$62.16 here too and I have Costco membership