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Google Nest Wired Video Doorbell Camera (2nd Gen, Various Colors)

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I still have the nest hello. In my very brief research, this camera has a worse fov and resolution than my hello. Which is insane. Only issue with my hello is the peeling issue. I'm on my third one because of this. Google has replaced each one. Not even sure it's worth reaching out anymore. So instead, I just bought a white cover for it off Amazon.
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Poor experience here with this doorbell. Lived in Phoenix at the time. Covered walkway location. The NON-REPLACEABLE internal rechargeable battery went dead (as far as I know, all wired doorbell cameras still have batteries since the run on 24volt wiring, which is not enough to run the camera and ring the doorbell. The symptom will be the camera working fine, until the doorbell rings. Then the camera turns off since not enough charge to run both doorbell and camera without the battery. If you are passed the 2 year warranty, google treats this is as normal. Their customer service solution was to buy a new doorbell at full price. This was disappointing. Essentially, they are saying the doorbell has a 2 year service life and expectation is replacing the $200 camera every 2 years.
Additionally, they states that running the camera in my local automatically put it out of warranty. The shaded temperature of a covered walkway location was hot enough without even direct sunlight to put it "out of specifications" and void the warranty.
Incidentally, the technician logged into me doorbell remotely and could tell the max operative temperature.
Soooooo... I guess don't buy a google doorbell 2nd generation wired product:
1) if you don't want to replace it every 2 years
2) live in a warm climate or have the camera in direct sunlight in a moderate climate
(Incidentally, since my warranty was voided anyway, I pried open the doorbell and replaced the battery myself, which can be found on amazon. The weather seal gets ruined, so I CA glued it back together. It worked another 2 years until I moved).
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I was thinking about getting one too, recently. Then I found out the resolution is worse. I don't see the point in upgrading to something with worse or less features.
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Nov 7, 2024 10:42 PM
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Pretzel408Nov 7, 2024 10:42 PM
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Quote from QuazMang View quoted comment :
Open box excellent is $72.99!
The ash color battery powered one is $59.99 for excellent open box, I just snagged one
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Nov 7, 2024 11:19 PM
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CleverTank551Nov 7, 2024 11:19 PM
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Poor experience here with this doorbell. Lived in Phoenix at the time. Covered walkway location. The NON-REPLACEABLE internal rechargeable battery went dead (as far as I know, all wired doorbell cameras still have batteries since the run on 24volt wiring, which is not enough to run the camera and ring the doorbell. The symptom will be the camera working fine, until the doorbell rings. Then the camera turns off since not enough charge to run both doorbell and camera without the battery. If you are passed the 2 year warranty, google treats this is as normal. Their customer service solution was to buy a new doorbell at full price. This was disappointing. Essentially, they are saying the doorbell has a 2 year service life and expectation is replacing the $200 camera every 2 years.
Additionally, they states that running the camera in my local automatically put it out of warranty. The shaded temperature of a covered walkway location was hot enough without even direct sunlight to put it "out of specifications" and void the warranty.
Incidentally, the technician logged into me doorbell remotely and could tell the max operative temperature.
Soooooo... I guess don't buy a google doorbell 2nd generation wired product:
1) if you don't want to replace it every 2 years
2) live in a warm climate or have the camera in direct sunlight in a moderate climate
(Incidentally, since my warranty was voided anyway, I pried open the doorbell and replaced the battery myself, which can be found on amazon. The weather seal gets ruined, so I CA glued it back together. It worked another 2 years until I moved).
Nov 7, 2024 11:32 PM
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Bergkamp10Nov 7, 2024 11:32 PM
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keep in mind for this to be useful you have to subscribe to a cloud storage service.. I think it's $8/month
Nov 7, 2024 11:41 PM
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kchu2000Nov 7, 2024 11:41 PM
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Quote from Bergkamp10 View quoted comment :
keep in mind for this to be useful you have to subscribe to a cloud storage service.. I think it's $8/month
I was charged $80 annual renewal subscription fee, which too expensive for me, so I cancelled it (It was $50 last year). I have the Nest Hello doorbell and it is not very useful without the paid subscription. I am going to switch to Eufy doorbell soon which doesn't require subscription.
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Nov 8, 2024 12:15 AM
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CrystalmazeNov 8, 2024 12:15 AM
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Among other cons...

It's good but you can't get a chime on your phone, when someone rings the doorbell. Just sends a notification which is annoying. First you got to unlock the phone and then pull up the door bell feed, it's already 10 secs too late.
Nov 8, 2024 12:52 AM
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jshergilNov 8, 2024 12:52 AM
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Quote from SiennaCaribou7271 View quoted comment :
No way it charges in 20 mins. I use a fast charge block and it takes about 3 hours to charge from 0 to 100.
The battery has degraded in the 3 years I've had it but still great.
I get about 3-4 weeks of runtime, that'll depend on how many occupants and guests you have and' doorbell sensitivity and recording settings.
I really miss custom ringtone for notifications, Google promised Alexa notifications and lack of chimes like Ring has.
Overall I'm very happy with it.
Yeah I legit charged mine today and it took around 3 hours from 6%
Nov 8, 2024 5:08 AM
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pandora9Nov 8, 2024 5:08 AM
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Quote from CleverTank551 View quoted comment :
Poor experience here with this doorbell. Lived in Phoenix at the time. Covered walkway location. The NON-REPLACEABLE internal rechargeable battery went dead (as far as I know, all wired doorbell cameras still have batteries since the run on 24volt wiring, which is not enough to run the camera and ring the doorbell. The symptom will be the camera working fine, until the doorbell rings. Then the camera turns off since not enough charge to run both doorbell and camera without the battery. If you are passed the 2 year warranty, google treats this is as normal. Their customer service solution was to buy a new doorbell at full price. This was disappointing. Essentially, they are saying the doorbell has a 2 year service life and expectation is replacing the $200 camera every 2 years.Additionally, they states that running the camera in my local automatically put it out of warranty. The shaded temperature of a covered walkway location was hot enough without even direct sunlight to put it "out of specifications" and void the warranty.Incidentally, the technician logged into me doorbell remotely and could tell the max operative temperature.Soooooo... I guess don't buy a google doorbell 2nd generation wired product:1) if you don't want to replace it every 2 years2) live in a warm climate or have the camera in direct sunlight in a moderate climate(Incidentally, since my warranty was voided anyway, I pried open the doorbell and replaced the battery myself, which can be found on amazon. The weather seal gets ruined, so I CA glued it back together. It worked another 2 years until I moved).
Wow !! thank you for the detailed post. I've been troubleshooting the same issue, unnecessarily changed my transformer and still having the same issue..you saved my day. Lately my Nest Hello rings first time and then it wont for immediate press, it needs some time to get active again.

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Nov 8, 2024 6:14 AM
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CleverTank551Nov 8, 2024 6:14 AM
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Quote from pandora9 View quoted comment :
Wow !! thank you for the detailed post. I've been troubleshooting the same issue, unnecessarily changed my transformer and still having the same issue..you saved my day. Lately my Nest Hello rings first time and then it wont for immediate press, it needs some time to get active again.
Yeah. That was disappointing. FWIW, I've read his applies to other companies also. It would be nice if they could make replaceable batteries.

I think this was the one I used.

FITHOOD Battery Replacement for Nest Hello Vido Doorbell Wired NC5100US C1241290 1ICP7/17/26 (280mAh/3.7V) https://a.co/d/hHW9T0H
Nov 8, 2024 7:04 AM
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munkleNov 8, 2024 7:04 AM
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Quote from scotts9612 View quoted comment :
I have the battery powered one and it is excellent gets about 3 months worth of run time off one charge charges up in like 20 minutes and has almost 4K resolution
Most of what you said is wrong. I actually have the battery one and it takes a few hours to charge (5 according to Google docs under learn more section on the battery: https://store.google.com/product/...p?hl=en-US) and the camera is 960 x 1280 which is no where near 4k, it's not even 1080p, it's slightly better than 720p.
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Nov 8, 2024 2:53 PM
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TealDirt939Nov 8, 2024 2:53 PM
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BBSZQQ7D listed by Amazon - same price
I had one for my front door and it's decent. So I am getting one for the back door as well. This is the wired version, so no need to charge if you install it properly since it gets power from the old doorbell wire coming out of the wall.
Nov 8, 2024 5:25 PM
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mango_mandingoNov 8, 2024 5:25 PM
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Quote from Bergkamp10 View quoted comment :
keep in mind for this to be useful you have to subscribe to a cloud storage service.. I think it's $8/month
I use a google doorbell for my backdoor without a subscription...where I don't feel like I need to keep a video record on the cloud for longer than the 3 hours that is offered for free. But that's just me, for my front door or other cameras I either have a subscription (Ring) or have a legacy Blink cloud subscription (free) where I do want a record of what is captured when I can't immediately access the video.
Nov 8, 2024 5:58 PM
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yzhaiNov 8, 2024 5:58 PM
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I will never buy a single google hardware given the terrible Nest Security/Camera fiasco Google did.
Nov 9, 2024 12:41 AM
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Bergkamp10Nov 9, 2024 12:41 AM
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Quote from kchu2000 View quoted comment :
I was charged $80 annual renewal subscription fee, which too expensive for me, so I cancelled it (It was $50 last year). I have the Nest Hello doorbell and it is not very useful without the paid subscription. I am going to switch to Eufy doorbell soon which doesn't require subscription.
Yup exactly I'm looking at a Eufy doorbell as well.. I already have the homebase for a couple of outdoor cameras
Nov 9, 2024 7:18 PM
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pro76Nov 9, 2024 7:18 PM
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FYI… without subscription. The videos are only saved for 3 hours. If you plan to not buy a subscription. Stay away from

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Nov 9, 2024 8:01 PM
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thetickzNov 9, 2024 8:01 PM
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These are great but there's a $80 a year subscription fee. I switched to a Eufy doorbell camera. Same features, no subscription.

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