At Ring, our mission is simple: To reduce crime in neighborhoods. And by putting the power of home security in your hands, we’re making that mission a reality. Ring keeps your home secure and your family safe by protecting you against intruders, burglars, package thieves and any other unwanted guests. Ring Chime enhances your Ring
At Ring, our mission is simple: To reduce crime in neighborhoods. And by putting the power of home security in your hands, we’re making that mission a reality.
Ring keeps your home secure and your family safe by protecting you against intruders, burglars, package thieves and any other unwanted guests. Ring Chime enhances your Ring experience by amplifying your alerts and letting you receive notifications anywhere in your home.
Ring Chime links to an unlimited number of Ring devices, so no matter how many Ring Video Doorbells, Ring Pros or Stick Up Cams you have, it can handle the load. Chime sends you instant alerts as soon as someone presses the button on your doorbell or triggers your motion sensors, so you’ll always know when you have a visitor at your door or a stranger on your property.
Chime can be set up in minutes. Simply plug it into any standard power outlet, connect it to your home Wi-Fi network, link it to your Ring devices, and you’re good to go. With Chime, you’ll never miss an alert—even if your phone is in the other room.
Domestic version with standard US-style plug.
Requires Wi-Fi connection.
Dual notifications: One for motion-activated alerts and another for doorbell button presses
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Cool but three problems First off, the Ring is very cool. I really like it and many people that come to my front door (salespeople) know what it is immediately and don’t bother me. There are three problems however, one very serious (in my opinion).
My unit was hardwired to my doorbell using a 16 volt transformer and mechanical door bell and the first unit worked fine until i So this Ring Video Doorbell worked for about 4 months. I came home one day and the door bell button was stuck in the down position and the unit burned out. I contacted Ring and customer service was receptive and sent me a replacement unit. Unfortunately the replacement unit had trouble connecting to my solid wi-fi and I was directed to reboot the unit by holding down the orange button for 20 seconds. After the unit was rebooted it connected to wi-fi but would not charge or ring my mechanical door chime. My unit was hardwired to my doorbell using a 16 volt transformer and mechanical door bell and the first unit worked fine until it burned out. I spent some time on chat with customer service going through all the troubleshooting when they eventually agreed to send another replacement unit.