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Ring Chime Vs Ring Chime Pro Whats The Difference
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2024
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Chime Pro - White
Chime Pro
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Enjoy three-in-one: flexibility, reliability and convenience. Hear notifications anywhere in your home. Extend your wifi signal to boost the network for all your Ring Video Doorbells and Cams. And enjoy a built-in automatic nightlight for added peace of mind. FREE Expedited Shipping
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Extends Coverage for
Ring Devices
Classic &
Seasonal Tones
Dual-Band 2.4GHz &
5GHz Connectivity
Built-In
Nightlight
Adjustable Volume
Snooze
Alerts
Louder alerts. Stronger wifi.
Ring Chime Pro connects to your Ring Doorbells and Cams so you can hear real-time notifications in your home. Enjoy a sleek design complete with a cozy glow from the built-in nightlight. Plus, extend your wifi to your Ring devices to stay online and reduce dead zones.
Ring Chime Pro - Louder alerts. Stronger wifi
Amplify all your devices.
Receive a Chime tone when someone presses your Video Doorbell or motion is detected on your Security Cams.
Ring Chime Pro - Amplify all your devices
Extra coverage around your home.
Place multiple Chime Pro devices around your home to always hear what’s happening and boost your wifi network to your Ring devices. Whether you’re in the kitchen, bedroom or garage, you’ll never miss a thing if your phone is out of reach.
Tech Specs
Size and Color
Dimensions
4.06 in. x 2.72 in x 1.00 in (103mm x 69mm x 29mm)
Available Colors
White
Power and Connectivity
Power
Plugs into standard power outlet
Plug Adapters
US, CA, UK, EU, & ANZ (depending on destination country)
Internet Requirements
Recommended minimum upload speed of 2 Mbps per device
Connectivity
802.11 a/b/g/n/ac dual-band wifi connection @ 2.4GHz / 5GHz
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between this Chime Pro and the previous generation?
The main differences are the new Chime Pro has dual-band 2.4GHz & 5GHz wifi connectivity (vs 2.4GHz only), an updated, sleek design with a built-in nightlight, and guided feedback during the setup process to help you find the best location for your Chime Pro.
Both generations of Chime Pro are compatible with all existing Ring Video Doorbells and Security Cameras, plug into standard wall outlets, extend wifi coverage specifically for Ring devices, and let you hear real-time notifications anywhere in your home.
What is the difference between Chime Pro and Chime?
The main differences are Chime Pro extends wifi coverage for Ring devices, has dual-band 2.4GHz & 5GHz wifi connectivity (vs 2.4GHz only), a built-in nightlight, and guided feedback during the setup process to help you find the best location for your Chime Pro.
Both Chime Pro and Chime are compatible with all existing Ring Video Doorbells and Security Cameras, plug into standard wall outlets, and let you hear real-time notifications anywhere in your home.
What is the difference between Chime Pro and a mesh network like eero?
A Chime Pro is the simplest solution if you want to expand and improve coverage only to your Ring devices, directly from your Ring app. An alternative solution to improve household connectivity would be to install a mesh wifi device such as eero, which can amplify your internet connection to reduce weak wifi areas in your home, improving connectivity for all your smart devices.
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Answered all the questions I had. Thank you so much
Exactly the info I was looking for. Thanks man!
Glad it helped thanks for commenting and watching.
We ended up exchanging this model for the slimmer version th-cam.com/users/postUgkx0jZ_lGlDVJhDnmagEU8gn47cmfPNlLQU because it was too wide for the only door trim area that made sense to mount it on. However, we should have just noted the dimensions prior to purchasing. Otherwise, we love the doorbell. It works perfectly, and the video is very clear, even at night.
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Answered all my questions, thank you.
great, straight to the point👌
Thanks you explained everything I needed to know
Thank you. What I needed to know. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much! You saved me money
Answered my question. THX
Thanks you saved me from making an unnecessary purchase, I'm now gonna buy the first version
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Great video thanks massive help
Great to the point informative video thanks!
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Damn I got the wrong one 😩😩😩🤦🏾♀️
Glad your video is straight to the point
Glad it helped you out, both will ring the bell but the Pro will be much more helpful if you don't have a good internet connection. Thanks for watching, please click on like and subscribe if you haven't already.
I got the basic one, i dont need to extend my range but having a 2 story house I mainly want the 2nd chime upstairs for motion alerts..
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Liked, great explanation 👍🏼
Thank you for watching.
Thank you, very helpful. I think I'm going with the Chime Pro.
Doesn't cost much more for the extra features. Thanks for watching.
Just buy a bettwr Reuter way better 4 the $
I would buy it if I didn't have to reconnect it to the internet every few days like I have to do with the regular Chime!
Thank for this info, perfect explanation.
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Thanks
The difference is price and WIFI. You need a Ring Chime only if your old in house chime is broken, or you never had one. However, the Ring Chime may also solve a subtle power problem. If you have an older house it may have a small cheap 16VAC 10VA doorbell transformer, very common in "contractor kits". Your Ring Doorbell will not work well with that transformer, due to the added power needed by the new Ring Doorbell. Your Ring doorbell needs about 8 watts (8VA) in addition the original chime power, so the 10VA transformer is marginal and IMO should always be upgraded if you want reliable operation. You have two ways to solve that, either upgrade your transformer to 24VAC 40VA (Ring's recommended rating), or don't use the in house chime. By that I mean connect your doorbell directly to your transformer and not the chime, and don't use the little white "power adapter". This supplies all the available transformer power to the Ring and MAY work OK. Of course, now you need a Chime; either Ring Chime works well. You only need the Chime Pro if your WIFI strength is poor as measured by the Ring Health Check. Check it and save your money if your WIFI is strong. I'd suggest using 2.4GHz WIFI band if there are walls between Doorbell and router.
Ring is one of the worst companies on the planet! For having such a huge market share you would think they wouldn't suck! Even when you pay them $10 a month Ring still sucks!
the only thing i would like with the pro is the louder "amplified" doorbell - but sounds it will be best for me just to get 2 of the standard ones as i have mesh wifi and dont need nightlights - how loud (in db) is it? - so i can compare with my current doorbell - which is actually a bit quiet i have "resciever speakers" in hall, bedroom and living room to hear the door - eg so i know if i need 1 or 2 or 3 of the standard one and i assume i can hook 2 up in first place? as getting 2 standard where i live is same price as one pro!
If your internet is good, 2 of the standard chimes should be good. There is no dB rating on any of Rings products, even went to Ring.com and got on a technical chat, they could not even answer, if they even understood. I think with this it is a variable output you can turn up and down, and you can also change the melody. So the different melodies would hit different dB's. The Pro just in my experience does seem louder and clearer, but again with 2 spread out, would not really matter. You can hook as many as you want to the system, you can even get the security base station and connect it and add door and window sensors so when the doors open would ring a different note. You will just see multiple chimes on your app as you would cameras. Thanks for watching hope that helps a little.
Thank you. Short and sweet! I was afraid I had gotten wrong Chime. We are still learning the tools. Can we move the plug in Chime to another room without having to do a set up?
Yes once set up you can move it around freely, you just cannot get to far away from the router. Try to find the "sweet spot" in the middle if possible for best connection but as long as the room is in between you should be fine. You can also use multiple ones if needed. I have some customers put one on back porches for instance and one upstairs or in a bedroom. Thanks for watching, please click like and subscribe if you haven't already, I've got some other videos on Ring and how to use the app in a Playlist, adding more in the near future.
@@RagerJackOfAll Thank you so much!! We are NOT WIFI/Smart savvy and fortunately there was a teenager to help get the doorbell set up!! We really thought that having it hardwired that our old doorbell would ring. It doesn't. :( And where I currently have the Ring Chime the volume is either to high or to low to be heard on both sides of the house. So, I am moving it to another location but didn't want to have to go through set up again. Too hard on my nerves. I will be looking for more of your videos. We are just trying to the the doorbell set the way we need it.
@@PH-dm8hw Did you get it sorted?
Thanks for sharing. Can I connect 2 or more chimes?
If I have just the one, I need it to be loud enough to hear downstairs and upstairs. Or even better, can I set my echo dots to ring too?
Yes, as far as I know you can do unlimited chimes. Since we are in the Myrtle Beach area I have lots of customers that are out back in the yard, by the pool, cookout, whatever, so I often put a chime on the back porch area and one inside the home. If you do the chime Pro it will help the connectivity of the Ring devices. Alexa will integrate with Ring also, Ring is an Amazon.com company now. You just have to go into your Alexa app and enable the Skill. Alexa will actually answer the door for you now and give instructions for whomever is there. For instance the doorbell rings, Alexa will answer "Hello this is Alexa, how can I help you". If it's a delivery and they say "UPS", Alexa will ask if a signature is required and you can program in a response where to leave the package. I haven't had enough time to "play" with it yet to do a video on it, but soon as I figure it out I will upload something. Thanks for watching, please if you haven't already take a second to subscribe and click like on the video.
@@RagerJackOfAll thanks, liked and subscribed 👍🏽
Can you talk through the chime pro? Like, if it is in the back bathroom or outside with me, and the doorbell lets me know someone is at the door, can I talk with them through the Chime Pro?
As of now no... But there have been many submissions to Ring with people requesting this feature, since Amazon owns Ring now, I can't imagine that this will not happen, but as of right now you cannot. Thanks for watching.
hello I was wondering if the internet connection is missing but the wifi is active does the chime sound the same or not? thank you very much 👍
As long as you have a local connection even without wifi as long as the doorbell and the chime are on the same network should ring as normal, but I have never tried it... In theory it should work, you will get the red wifi error but the chime should ring.
Do these respond with the alarm or just chimes? I need an alarm speaker upstairs 😫
I have never tried to tie one into an alarm as a siren, I do not think there is an option to do that. If you have the Ring alarm system click here, they actually make a wifi siren you could put anywhere on your network: ring.com/products/dome-siren?_pos=1&_sid=36543db4d&_ss=r
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Why did my chime pro was small like the one on the left ? 🤔 I believe the box was even smaller
Most likely just a package change to save money. Just like every company now, even the Ring Video Doorbell Pro box is not much bigger than the button and they have taken out the extra covers and mounting you have to buy extra. The box for the chime had some padding in it, instruction manual, screws, etc.. Your box probably just the chime squeezed in, a page or 2 for a "manual" and maybe a couple screws.
Hi can I change it to only make the chime active when someone rings the doorbell? Not if someone moves?
Yes just turn off the "Motion Alerts" tab and leave the Ring Alerts on. Also leave on the "Motion Detection" or it will not work at all unless they push the button. These features are not on some models of the Ring so if you do not see those under the settings gear of your doorbell may not be able to change.
When my ring doorbell button is pressed, it rings twice, it flashes blue and my chime pro rings twice. However, after that, while my ring doorbell is still flashing blue and if it rings again, my chime pro doesn't ring anymore. So, if we don't hear the alert on the chime pro the first time, it won't alert us no matter how many times someone rings the doorbelI. Is there anyway to change that in the settings, so it could alert us everytime the doorbell button is pressed?
It should alert you every time the button is pushed, I'm not sure of a setting that would do that, but they constantly update the app and the firmware for the devices. ring.com/support/contact-us Is Rings customer service, they have an online chat and phone number, they are really good at answering questions. Sorry best I can do.
@@RagerJackOfAll Thanks! I will try to contact customer service. By any chance, does yours alert you everytime the button is pushed?
Yes every time someone rings the bell it chimes. Be sure to look in the settings on the Ring app on the chime and make sure the volume is turned up, just incase.
What about just any wifi extension? Would it be able to connect to the ring device (camera) or I would have to buy the ring chime pro to make it work? If that made any sense.
Depending on your Ring model and modem. Some new services are pushing 5ghz signal and not allowing the 2.4 to connect to your devices without having to change settings. So if you have a 2.4ghz Ring Doorbell or camera and and a newer Router like Plume, or some Eeros, you have to go in and "Disable" the 5ghz network temporarily to get it to connect. Newer models are 2.4ghz and 5ghz compatible so any router should work. The Ring Chime Pro is more of a Mesh for your Ring devices regardless of 2.4 or 5. Just makes it a little simpler if you do not have a lot of experience with wireless devices. Thanks for watching.
Do I need an existing doorbell for it to wrk?
You need a Ring doorbell for the chime to work. It is just an addition to the doorbell. If you are trying to install a Ring Doorbell, then you need a doorbell if you buy a powered doorbell, but they also make battery powered ones that you do not need to wire and you just sync it with the chime module. Hope that helps.
Can the Chime Pro stay connected to the internet for more than a week at a time? I'll buy it if it can because the POS regular Ring Chime won't! Every time I turn around it's flashing blue and it' s a pain in the ass to put back online!
Should stay online unless the router goes offline. The Chime Pro only extends the range of Ring devices, and it does "network", so depending on how far away your camera is from the router, you want to place the Chime Pro in the middle. If it is a very long way from the router you can use multiple ones.
@@RagerJackOfAll The problem is our power and/or internet goes out quite often and it knocks out the chime where I have to manually reconnect it which is a PITA. So any camera with a chime that reconnects is what I"m looking for. I'd also like one that has the convex view so you can see packages anywhere on the porch. Ring totally sucks, IMO. Getting it connected is like pulling teeth and then when you finally get it to work consistently the chime goes offline. I can't believe they can't get it together!
@@joeking433 I'm not sure if the Pro is better for that or not. We live in a pretty stable internet environment around here, most is underground fiber so maybe 2 or 3 times a year we loose it. I know when it does go out the cameras I have and the hundreds I have sold to my customers almost always re-connect when the network comes back up. Maybe you just have a dud? Ring is now owned by Amazon, so if you order the Chime Pro thru them you can not only return it if it doesn't work but get tech support to find out why it doesn't automatically reconnect.
@@RagerJackOfAll No, the Ring camera reconnects after a power or internet outage but the chime doesn't.
Is the pro louder?
No, just has a built in expander to pick up the bell easier. Does not extend your entire wifi either only the Ring signal. Thanks for watching.
My
Ring chime pro gets hot. Did the same happen to you??
No, they will get warm like a router, but should not get hot. If yours is hot, need to return it for a replacement.
@@RagerJackOfAll sounds good. I would say mine is more “really warm” but my router is hotter so I’m 50/50 on what to do. The ring staff said it is normal.
@@Anthony-zw1qb It is normal for them to be "warm" but should not be hot enough to burn you. If you unplug it and look on the back it should be white, if has any yellowing or black around the pins I would change it if not, most likely fine.
@@RagerJackOfAll sounds good thank you! And yes it stays very warm but it’s still white on the back. Take care 👍🏻
I'll wait for price to come down lol 60quid amazon
Did this guy just show me a box😒
Is the pro louder?
No, the only major difference in the pro is that it extends the range of your cameras and other ring devices, comes in real handy when your router is on one side of the house and a camera is on the other with a weak signal. It does not extend your wifi, just the Ring network.