Google Nest Doorbell (Battery) - Wireless Video Doorbell - Smart WiFi Doorbell Camera, Snow

Nest Hello user Gen 1 user here 👋. After almost 5 years usinf gen 1, it finaly broke. I replaced with this one, far way easy to install and connect. Night vision is not so good tho. Overall; its nice addation to our Google eco system

The product broke from the wind! Although a representative from Amazon installed it at our place. The camera is completely broken!

The tool was easy to install, and is easy to recharge - so far it is operating 10 days and the battery is down about 50% during the super hot Middle East summer - and this is with an average of 20 triggers per day

Bon matériel, la vision nocturne est à améliorer ainsi que la réception WIFI. Difficulté à connecter depuis un portail extérieur. Les antennes sont à booster.

I have been in the market for a video doorbell for a while. The nest battery doorbell appealed to me for several reasons. 1. Installation: as it’s battery powered, there is no need for running cables or messing around with transformers. I just had to drill a few holes in the door frame to install it! (You can wire it up if you want to) 2. Google home: I already have a few Google home devices so this fits in perfectly. I can see who is at the door on tv with chrome cast and have the speakers around the house announce a visitor. 3. Price: this compares really favourably with other products. Some other things I discovered after buying were: - it’s really easy to set zones so you don’t record things you don’t want like the neighbours! - somehow it recognises cars, animals and people - an angled bracket is included to help point the camera where you want it which was very helpful - there is very little lag between motion detection and a notification - the battery life seems really good but if you have maximum quality recording and record every little bit of movement then I suspect it won’t last very long - you can quickly save video clips to your mobile from the Google home app - night vision is decent A few drawbacks are: - you only get events for the last three hours saved in the cloud for free unless you pay £5 a month and then it’s 30 days - if you want to check the camera it can take several seconds to connect - I wouldn’t recommend it if you have mainly Alexa devices Overall, I am happy with it.

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Installing the Google Nest Doorbell is one of the best choices I’ve ever made for my home. From a security standpoint, it’s top tier. The crystal clear HD video, motion alerts, and package detection instantly transformed my feeling of personal safety given I live alone. I always know exactly who or what is at my front step, day or night. What surprised me most, though, is the comforting sense of companionship it brings. Living alone or being away from home can feel isolating, but receiving real time friendly chimes, custom greetings, and seamless two way talk makes me feel warmly connected to my doorstep. Checking in on my home via the phone app gives me a reassuring feeling that my space is always looked after and close by. It delivers incredible safety, modern convenience, and genuine peace of mind all in one sleek device. I couldn't recommend it more!

Installation with the wedge was simple, doorbell camera works extremely well and has replaced my Ring doorbell camera, my observations are that the Google camera has faster motion detection than the Ring camera and the picture is also much better, however I find that the Ring camera had much better battery life, like for like use has me charging the Google camera every 3 weeks whilst the Ring camera was in need of a charge every 5 or 6 weeks. Motion zones are easy to set up and also receiving alerts only within the zones are easily achieved. Ring are generally cheaper although my opinion is that the Google doorbell looks better. Reason for changing from Ring was the lack of support for Google Home and assistant, which I find better than Alexa but I would say they are both very good Doorbell cameras, the subscription for one camera is also £1 a month cheaper with ring although £3 aonth cheaper with Google if you have multiple cameras, I'd therefore suggest that the main choice comes down to which smart home assistant you wish to use