► Links to the best doorbell cameras 2024 we listed in this video: ► 6. Wyze Video Doorbell Pro (Best Value) - geni.us/Rfo5qa4 ► 5. Eufy S220 (No Subscription) - geni.us/nCQm ► 4. Arlo Essential 2K Doorbell - geni.us/YaF3p ► 3. Google Nest Doorbell Camera - geni.us/tpN211 ► 2. Ring Pro 2 (Best Wired Doorbell Camera) - geni.us/Wtipwx ► 1. Reolink Video Doorbell WiFi (Our Choice) - geni.us/JDrYo1c
Would have been nice there was more information than what's already in the Amazon/Newegg descriptions. Wasn't any useful info in this video, and weren't any real world videos/tests shown... Looks like this channel basically just copies/pastes features from vendors and stock videos.
Reolink is $70 today for Prime Day in July. They also have a newer white one with 3:4 head to toe and package detection for $80 but has a $10 coupon making it $70 as well.
Thanks for the good reviews. I have a Reolink cam system, POE cams and NVR, I like them. Reolink has just released a home hub, 8 cams support with SD card slot. They are releasing a battery doorbell cam soon, its specs not known to me but I think some are testing it now. Reolink says they will release a pro home hub in the future, 16 cams support and hard drive slot.
We've had nothing but problems with our Wyze doorbell cameras. They've been replaced three times in the past 18 months due to hardware issues. Currently the app has now stopped letting me access it at all, and for the past month the outgoing speaker is nothing but static.
► Links to the best doorbell cameras 2024 we listed in this video:
► 6. Wyze Video Doorbell Pro (Best Value) - geni.us/Rfo5qa4
► 5. Eufy S220 (No Subscription) - geni.us/nCQm
► 4. Arlo Essential 2K Doorbell - geni.us/YaF3p
► 3. Google Nest Doorbell Camera - geni.us/tpN211
► 2. Ring Pro 2 (Best Wired Doorbell Camera) - geni.us/Wtipwx
► 1. Reolink Video Doorbell WiFi (Our Choice) - geni.us/JDrYo1c
Useless video. No cons for any of the doorbells? Thanks for the 7 min commercial
Would have been nice there was more information than what's already in the Amazon/Newegg descriptions. Wasn't any useful info in this video, and weren't any real world videos/tests shown... Looks like this channel basically just copies/pastes features from vendors and stock videos.
Reolink is $70 today for Prime Day in July. They also have a newer white one with 3:4 head to toe and package detection for $80 but has a $10 coupon making it $70 as well.
Videos like this prove how useful the thumbs down number was.
Thanks for the good reviews. I have a Reolink cam system, POE cams and NVR, I like them. Reolink has just released a home hub, 8 cams support with SD card slot. They are releasing a battery doorbell cam soon, its specs not known to me but I think some are testing it now. Reolink says they will release a pro home hub in the future, 16 cams support and hard drive slot.
You would think by the thumbnail that someone's going to actually present these doorbells, but no it's another garbage AI generated video.
This is why the thumbs down number used to be so useful.
We've had nothing but problems with our Wyze doorbell cameras. They've been replaced three times in the past 18 months due to hardware issues.
Currently the app has now stopped letting me access it at all, and for the past month the outgoing speaker is nothing but static.
Does no one use real humans in their videos to show they LEGIT tested the product? I hate AI voiceover almost as much…