Monitor your front door with the Hello Video Doorbell from Nest. Access video on your iOS or Android mobile device from anywhere with an internet connection and Wi-Fi via the free Nest app.
When attached to your existing hardwired doorbell, this dual-band Wi-Fi device captures 1600 x 1200 resolution video at up to 30 fps. It features night vision functionality and a 160° diagonal field of view. Additionally, the 4:3 aspect ratio enables you to see people at your front door from head to toe. Two-way audio communication allows you to interact with visitors, while noise and echo cancellation ensure that communication is clear. H.264 video compression manages file sizes while maintaining quality. This video doorbell is IPX4-rated for water resistance.
Note: A wired doorbell, chime, and a 10 VA transformer are required to use this device. Professional installation is recommended.
Product SKU:
1383154
field_of_view:
160°
night_vision:
Yes
night_vision_functionality:
160° Diagonal Field of View
resolution_and_frame_rate:
1600 x 1200 at up to 30 fps
sensor:
1/3"
sensor_resolution:
3 MP
video_doorbell_to_monitor_front_door:
1600 x 1200 Resolution at up to 30 fps
zoom:
Digital: 8x
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Looks like a good deal to me. Is this the latest version?
This deal is for the 1st gen. I have had both but I prefer 1st gen over 2nd, because of the wide screen ratio, as opposed to the tall ratio, plus it has better resolution. 1st gen also used with the Nest app which in my opinion is better than the google home app (required with Gen 2).
Be warned that these contain an internal battery that lasts 2-3 years. After that, the doorbell becomes nearly useless (only works well when the doorbell isn't pressed) until the battery is replaced (which is like replacing the battery of a smartphone).
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Be warned that these contain an internal battery that lasts 2-3 years. After that, the doorbell becomes nearly useless (only works well when the doorbell isn't pressed) until the battery is replaced (which is like replacing the battery of a smartphone).
This version doesn't have a battery its hardwired to the doorbell transformer via the existing wires.
This version doesn't have a battery its hardwired to the doorbell transformer via the existing wires.
This version does contain battery. I would have to turn the chime off in settings because when the buttons are pressed. It would cause nest door bell to go offline.
This version does contain battery. I would have to turn the chime off in settings because when the buttons are pressed. It would cause nest door bell to go offline.
This version does contain battery. I would have to turn the chime off in settings because when the buttons are pressed. It would cause nest door bell to go offline.
I have this version, purchased in September 2018 (probably installed a few months later) and I haven't noticed any issues with mine. Is this supposed to happen to all of them?
It's a great camera doorbell but it's pretty dumb if you don't pay for the nest aware monthly plan. I don't have any other google camera and paying the lower tier plan seems to be too much and providing too little functionalities.
So you need to factor in the service fee you need to pay as well as the product costs.
I paid $13 for this POS maybe 18 months ago when Office Depot dropped a bunch of smart home stuff to 90% off.
I absolutely hate it...the interface is unusable and after I canceled Nest Aware (pointless anyway) it now pops up every time I try to answer my doorbell with an alert about it. Unusable even at $13.
I have this version, purchased in September 2018 (probably installed a few months later) and I haven't noticed any issues with mine. Is this supposed to happen to all of them?
This just happened to us. We ended up upgrading to the new model which seems to be working. Ours was purchased in 2019. I think it's all just a crap shoot
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i've had this about 2 years ,after the nest aware trial ended it was basically useless and only good when someone is physically in front of your door. i would recommend the kasa doorbell with sd card local storage
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So you need to factor in the service fee you need to pay as well as the product costs.
I absolutely hate it...the interface is unusable and after I canceled Nest Aware (pointless anyway) it now pops up every time I try to answer my doorbell with an alert about it. Unusable even at $13.
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