The doorbell houses an HDR camera with a resolution of 1,600 by 1,200 pixels and an ultra-wide 223-degree diagonal field of view.
Also in the box are a chime power adapter a flat mounting plate an angled wedge mounting plate mounting screws and anchors a drill bit a Torx screwdriver and security screw and a setup guide. You can hook the doorbell up to a mechanical chime, or bypass it with the included chime bypass adapter. It also requires an iPhone 7 (or later) or an iPad running the latest version of iPadOS, plus either an Apple HomePod, an Apple TV, or another iPad configured as a home hub for network connectivity. The Wemo doorbell relies on a standard 16-24V transformer and doorbell wiring. Around the back are two power terminal contacts, a micro USB port (for troubleshooting), and a reset button. The status light turns red and the bar turns blue when the doorbell is ringing, and the bar turns red when there's an issue with power or temperature. The status light and indicator bar glow white when the device is starting up and blue when it's ready for setup. In between the camera and the button are a microphone, a light sensor, a status light, and an LED light bar. It has a black and dark gray finish with a backlit ring button on the bottom and a camera assembly on the top.
NETMO DOORBELL PRO
For Homes That Run on AppleĪt 4.9 by 1.7 by 1.4 inches (HWD), the Wemo Doorbell is a little larger than the Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2 (4.4 by 1.9 by 0.8 inches), but not quite as bulky as the Nest Doorbell Battery (6.3 by 1.8 by 1.0 inches). And if $250 is more than you want to spend, the $99 Ezviz DB1C is a terrific alternative for less than half the price. That said, it doesn’t offer nearly as many third-party integrations or advanced features as the similarly priced Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2. Armed with a high-res HDR camera and dual-band Wi-Fi, this wired video doorbell delivered sharp image quality with a wide field of view in testing.
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