Chime

The included plug in chime doubles as a Wi Fi extender, providing reliable indoor alerts without extra purchases while also helping keep the doorbell’s connection strong.

Reviewers like that the included chime pairs quickly, is loud enough for most homes, and offers easy tone and volume adjustments through the app, with a wide variety of fun chime sounds and do-not-disturb options that let users silence it during quiet hours without turning the system off.

The system supports both the included wireless or base chime, which pairs easily and offers adjustable volume and multiple ringtones, and configurations that let a wired transformer drive an existing mechanical chime so owners can keep their familiar doorbell sound, and some users note that both can ring at once but settings make it easy to turn one off if that feels like too much.

The included plug in chime pairs quickly, offers reliable doorbell sounds inside the home, and saves buyers from having to purchase a separate accessory.

The system offers flexible indoor alerts via the included plug-in or hub-style chime, support for mechanical and digital chimes, and Alexa speakers, with reviewers praising the multiple selectable ringtones, adjustable volume, loud volume that carries through larger homes, and the ability to add extra chimes or Echo devices around the home.

The included Logitech chime has a distinctly electronic but pleasant tone that many users find clear and easy to distinguish from older mechanical doorbells, and when combined with smart chimes on HomePods it helps ensure visitors are heard throughout the home.

The wired Nest doorbell works reliably with existing mechanical chimes in supported setups while also supporting announcements on Google Nest speakers and displays, and this review emphasizes how the included chime adapter and app toggles let homeowners flexibly choose whether the traditional chime, smart speakers, or both should ring when someone presses the button.

The included plug-in chime doubles as the local home base and a Wi-Fi range extender, ensuring reliable in-home alerts and stronger wireless coverage.

The Pro works reliably with existing mechanical and digital chime boxes, and Ubiquiti maintains a compatibility list to help buyers verify support.

Requires and includes its own electronic chime with multiple tones, a large sound bank, and support for pairing up to four chimes, but it cannot use existing mechanical chimes.

An included plug in chime provides a loud, convenient indoor ringer, sparing buyers from purchasing a separate accessory to hear doorbell presses inside.

Between the HomeBase acting as a chime and support for existing wired chimes, most setups get loud, reliable ringing indoors, and this review reinforces that the bundled base station provides instant audible alerts so you do not need to buy an extra plug in chime like with many rivals.

The Pro 2 can chime through a separate Ring Chime unit or announce visitors on Echo devices, and it supports existing mechanical chimes in the US, but UK owners cannot use traditional chimes and may need to rely on Ring’s own accessories for audible alerts inside the home.

Many owners can reuse an existing indoor doorbell chime so rings are heard throughout the home, but compatibility with older mechanical or digital chimes must be checked, fitting the included Pro Power Kit or using a chime-bypass wiring setup may be required, and some homes need extra wiring work to get everything sounding correctly.

The included plug in Wi Fi chime pairs easily and works reliably indoors for those who want a traditional sounding alert, although many owners rely mostly on phone and smart display notifications.

The E340 can ring existing wired doorbell chimes, a mini base chime, HomeBase, or compatible smart speakers, giving households several flexible ways to hear the doorbell inside.

Supports using an existing mechanical chime so households can keep their familiar doorbell sound instead of relying solely on a separate plug in chime.

The AC-powered chime acts as a hub and local storage point, with a loud alert up to around 95 dB and a microSD slot for recording clips.

Supports ringing a traditional chime using the included add-on module while also notifying phones.

The included plug-in chime is appreciated for being easy to set up and offering multiple tones with adjustable volume, adding good value to the kit.

The included indoor chime is mandatory for setup and doubles as a hub and SD recorder, giving a reliable audible alert point inside the home, but it needs its own USB-C power outlet and cannot reuse most existing wired chime circuits.

Chime capabilities are flexible, with the doorbell’s own loud Blink-branded sound, compatibility with existing wired chimes, and support for Echo devices acting as chimes, but battery-only setups cannot ring the household chime, there is no dedicated plug-in chime accessory, and some digital chimes that require a separate diode may cut off melodies or add odd beeps because the needed diode cannot be used with the Blink wiring.

Chime support is flexible overall, allowing wired installations to ring an existing mechanical chime while also triggering alerts and customizable doorbell sounds on Alexa devices, Blink Mini cameras, and phones, but the doorbell kit does not include a dedicated indoor chime so battery only users rely on phone notifications or configured Blink or Echo devices for audible rings.

The included Wi Fi chime, other Wyze cameras, smart speakers, and compatible wired doorbell chimes can all act as ringers, and buyers can customize sounds and volumes, but support for traditional chimes can be finicky and this review also saw the included chime occasionally take many seconds to relay a ring.

The C31 can drive an existing wired mechanical chime when connected normally, but using the recommended jumper configuration to provide constant power for pre roll and continuous recording disables that chime, pushing buyers toward HomeBase or Echo devices as alternative indoor alerts.

The 2K doorbell does not include an interior chime module in the box, so owners must either wire it to an existing mechanical chime or add a separate Arlo Chime 2 if they want audible doorbell sounds inside the house.

Feedback highlights that wired installations can reuse an existing mechanical chime while the wireless battery model cannot, pushing those buyers toward app based alerts or Google Assistant speakers instead of the traditional ding dong, and this review reiterates that there is no standalone chime accessory, so fully wire free setups must rely on customizable digital sounds rather than a classic bell.

Because it cannot ring an existing mechanical chime, buyers must rely on Alexa devices or purchase a separate Ring Chime, which some see as an extra cost and inconvenience.