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Chime
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5.0
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Privacy
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1 review
5.0
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Dual front and downward cameras provide a wide view of visitors and packages, avoiding fisheye distortion while letting you adjust the package camera framing.
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2 reviews
4.5
Built-in HomeBase storage keeps clips local; 16 GB is enough for roughly a few months without a subscription.
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Daytime 2.5K footage is sharp enough to read fine details at the door, though some clips can look muddier depending on lighting or bandwidth.
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The downward-facing camera accurately detects and records packages of many sizes and colors on the doorstep while mostly ignoring non-package objects.
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Dual front-facing and downward cameras simultaneously show visitors and packages, making doorstep activity easier to monitor than with a single ultra-wide lens.
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Local storage removes the need for a plan, with an optional 30-day cloud tier offered at a comparatively low monthly cost.
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The mounting bracket holds the doorbell firmly enough that casual thieves will struggle to pull it off the wall by hand.
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Upfront cost is higher than many rivals, but the included chime, local storage, and strong feature set help justify the price for buyers who can live with its night vision and latency limitations.
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The companion app offers flexible options for motion alerts, radar sensing, and clip handling, though tuning these settings does little to reduce inherent alert delays.
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Facial recognition correctly identifies frequent visitors within a couple of seconds of a doorbell press, making it easy to see who is at the door.
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Performance depends heavily on your home Wi-Fi, and while it generally works, motion alerts and live view can suffer from multi-second delays when the connection or bandwidth is under strain.
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Notifications reliably arrive with full clips but are often delayed by several seconds, so you usually see visitors after they have walked away.