I've got one of the wired Ring ones. Its great tbh. Needs a strong WIFI signal though!
This is where I think I'm going to have to invest in a mesh network, we don't get a strong WiFi signal at the front of the house at all
I've got one of the wired Ring ones. Its great tbh. Needs a strong WIFI signal though!
I have a mesh system. Even with a mesh point on the right hand gate post, the ring on the left hand gate post, says it’s only just got enough signal.This is where I think I'm going to have to invest in a mesh network, we don't get a strong WiFi signal at the front of the house at all
What mesh system do you use?I have a mesh system. Even with a mesh point on the right hand gate post, the ring on the left hand gate post, says it’s only just got enough signal.
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I do get Wi-Fi in most of the village now though lol
Deco M5. They're brilliant.What mesh system do you use?
So the blink doorbell is crap, takes an age to connect, wont connect if not connected to the same WiFi etc.
Looking at the following:
Eufy 2k doorbell
Nest doorbell
Ring doorbell 4
What does everyone have currently and any reviews?
I think this may be your issue whichever one you get. I’ve got the Blink doorbell and it’s within 3m of my router and it’s been absolutely faultless.This is where I think I'm going to have to invest in a mesh network, we don't get a strong WiFi signal at the front of the house at all
I think this may be your issue whichever one you get. I’ve got the Blink doorbell and it’s within 3m of my router and it’s been absolutely faultless.
I also use Deco, think mine is the TP-LINK S4, they are nifty because they have a gigabit ethernet port on the back so TV and work computer get hardwired to the Deco which is enough for 350mb/s compared to 100ish on straight wifi. The Deco software is an absolute doddle to setup too. 3 points setup and working within 15mins tops.Deco M5. They're brilliant.
Whats the ish with the S? They have identical spec to the M4, same software etcetc.Mesh wise? If cost isnt an issue, eero or the unifi wifi kit. Unreal.
I have installed a few deco ones, avoid the cheap S and E models.
@Waitey did you back haul your mesh on the pillar? Would give you much better connectivity.
Yes I think its an issue with the wood.... lol.Mesh wise? If cost isnt an issue, eero or the unifi wifi kit. Unreal.
I have installed a few deco ones, avoid the cheap S and E models.
@Waitey did you back haul your mesh on the pillar? Would give you much better connectivity.
I'd second that for Eero. I installed 3 Pro plus boxes, but in reality, I only use one.Mesh wise? If cost isnt an issue, eero or the unifi wifi kit. Unreal.
I have installed a few deco ones, avoid the cheap S and E models.
@Waitey did you back haul your mesh on the pillar? Would give you much better connectivity.
That's not what I asked bugalugs 🤣If you're going to the trouble of wiring it to solar, just wire it to the mains and not worry about it going flat over winter.
10 of these should sort you out PALDoes anyone have a ring hooked up to a solar panel?
The thought of having to charge a doorbell saddens me 😂 I'm wanting fit and forget.
Properly. On the fence with which to get
I am impressed with the battery life on the eufy, I expected to have charged it or at least be close to chargingit by now but I'm on 78% after 41 days.
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Mine is:anyone know how to turn night vision on/off on a ring doorbell 2
I’m following the below instructions but when I go into the Video settings there’s no night vision option
- Open your Ring app.
- Tap the three lines on the top left side of the screen.
- Tap Devices.
- Select the device you want to adjust.
- Tap Device Settings.
- Tap Video Settings.
- Tap Colour Night Vision.
- Tap Enable/Disable colour night vision to turn the feature on/off.
See when I follow that route in the app I don’t get a night vision optionMine is:
Settings icon on doorbell thumbnail
Device Settings
Video Settings
Colour Night Vision On/Off
Just updating thisI am impressed with the battery life on the eufy, I expected to have charged it or at least be close to chargingit by now but I'm on 78% after 41 days.
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I wasn't sure myself mate but just found that you can which is pretty cool!You might have posted this before, but is that the doorbell in the same place as the original doorbell? If so it does connect to the powered wires so you don't have to charge it.
Still not really a chore to charge it three times a year though, our cameras are similarly good, 155 days and still on 71% charge.
I was hoping we had some Eufy users in this thread, I was getting worried as I scrolled through that Davo was on some kind of commission 😜
I am going to look for a Eufy that can take power from the incumbent doorbell and it makes sense that short video clips of passers by are stored locally and not in the cloud. Whilst inexpensive, it just seems unnecessary and the price will only go up over time so don't really want a subscription
madman, it's not a wobbly table in a bar.Get a piece of folded card. Should stop it from making a noise
I'm not expert but it might be the moving car 👀there's a loose manhole cover about 20 yards from our house that makes a right racket when someone drives over it. The noise it's making is activating our ring door bell (I'm assuming its the noise that's being picking up).
Anyone else had similar. I've turned the sensitivity down to try and stop happening, hopefully that'll help.
Oh and I have reported the f**k manhole cover.