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View allRing gave me a Ring Chime Pro for free, and we also have a couple of phones, some Echo Dots, and a Fire tablet in Echo Show Mode connected to the doorbell. I can tell you that the Ring Chime sounds immediately after the analog doorbell, while the other notifications trickle in over 5-30 seconds.
What I could never get past is paying $50/yr for doorbell video recording. After our initial subscription ran out, I instead spent $30 one time on a Wyze cam mounted inside the window to monitor the doorstep and record video. It can be triggered either by its own motion detection or by the Ring doorbell via IFTTT, and records video for free both locally and in the form of 12 sec event clips to the cloud that point to the complete local recording.
Glad I bought my pro on sale for $180 a few years ago.
They just want to make more money by not allowing the regular version to work with either:
1. Your existing mechanical chime
2. Ring Alarm base
3. Google Home devices
If it worked with either of these I would buy this in a second.
It’s the same doorbell camera design.
My mechanical chime works as normal.
All at a cost of just $225 vs $50
LOL
It's kind of like the google nest version for the most popular setup in majority of households is triple the price vs their regular nest (which only works with some)
I don't know how they released this without the alarm base station (that I already have) doubling as a chime, because it makes all kinds of other sounds already.
Clearly a cash grab to get you to buy a Ring Chime (OOS on Amazon.ca) or an ECHO device. I would have considered signing up for alarm monitoring with the video backup, but a Ring Chime on top of it is getting ridiculous.
Yes, I know you can get mobile notifications when someone is at the door without the chime....but I need the doorbell to bell as well.