Wired doorbells draw power from two wires that connect to a transformer that steps down your household power to between 16 and 24 volts. If your home doesn't have doorbell wiring, you can still ...

Video doorbells offer enhanced home security with features such as HD video, two-way communication, and built-in alarms. They are accessible via smartphones or tablets, allowing homeowners to ...

Other settings allow you to assign modes (disarmed, home, away) that alter the behavior of certain features, link the doorbell to other Ring devices and to a chime box, put alerts on snooze ...

Here’s a look at the two video doorbells to help you decide which is best for your home. The new Ring Battery Doorbell and old Ring Video Doorbell (2nd Gen) look very similar. They feature a ...

As we enter the holiday season, it's a great time to think about amping up your home security with a video doorbell. You can keep an eye on your package deliveries if you're ordering gifts online ...

A video doorbell, also known as a smart doorbell, is akin to a digital receptionist for your home. Alongside ringing like a normal doorbell, these internet-connected doorbells let you see who’s on ...

The first thing you need to decide is if you want a wireless doorbell that runs on batteries or one that gets power from low-voltage wiring. Naturally, a wireless doorbell is the easiest type to ...

The only bad thing about a video doorbell is that knock-knock jokes fall flat because you already know who's there. Jokes aside, these are the best doorbell cameras we've tested. I’ve been ...

It's a doorbell I can fully recommend, but you'll have to take your current setup into consideration when deciding if it's the right upgrade for you. If you already have a home that's full of Nest ...