See who's at your door on your own screen inside, linked straight to the bell. Without an app, WiFi, or a monthly fee.
Wireless Video Doorbell with Screen
2.4G wireless link from bell to screen. Works when the internet doesn't. The monitor and doorbell pair out of the box.
4.3 inch color screen sits on the counter.
130° wide angle lens shows the whole porch. Night vision works after dark.
Love this!! Didnt want to pay a ton of money for the big brand of one of these and I dont use my phone much. Having its own screen makes this so much more worth it. And I am not hearing notifications all the time of the cat that walks through the yard haha. Does what it should and works well.
See Who's There Before You Open
Wireless Video Doorbell with Screen
Kids use it without asking
Didn't realize my 9-year-old would just pick it up and check the door himself when I'm upstairs. No phone unlock, no explaining buttons.
Perfect for my mom
If you have a parent who lives alone and can't figure out apps, get this. I tried Ring with my mom two years ago and she never used it. This one she picked up the first day because it's just a screen that turns on when someone rings. No phone, no password, nothing to remember.
Waited two months to buy it
I kept thinking I needed one of the fancy ones with all the features, but honestly I just wanted to see who was at the door without getting up. This does exactly that and nothing else broke or needed setup.
My kids actually check now
My 11 and 13 year old are home alone after school two days a week. Before this they'd either ignore the door completely or open it without thinking. Now they look at the screen first, every time.
Worried picture would be blurry
I can see their face and what they're holding. That's all I needed to know before opening the door.
Works on Client Calls
I work from home and I'm on Zoom half the day. Someone rings the bell in the middle of a client meeting and I used to just ignore it or make an excuse to go check. Now the screen is right here on my desk and I can glance over and see if it's UPS or someone I need to deal with. Saved me twice already when it was actually important.
Shows packages on the porch
I bought it to see who was ringing the bell, but I love that the wide angle shows if they left a box. I can see it sitting there without opening the door or walking to a window.
Got it for my mother
If you've got a parent living alone who can't figure out apps, get this. My mom's 74 and the Ring I bought her two years ago is still in the box. This one I plugged in, stuck the doorbell up, and she used it the same day. No password, no phone, just press the button and the screen lights up. She actually uses it.
Hesitated forever
Didn't want another app to forget the password for. Saw no WiFi, no account and ordered it that night.
Know Who's There Before You Touch the Door.
No App. No Password. Just Press the Bell.
Someone knocks. You freeze. Do you open it? Do you ignore it and hope they leave?
The peephole shows a fish-eye blur. Your phone is upstairs. You crack the door open just enough to see who it is, and now they know you're home and you've already committed.
This doorbell puts their face on a 4.3 inch screen in your kitchen the second they press the bell. You see them. You talk to them through the speaker outside. You decide whether to open the door, all without touching it.
The outdoor camera and the indoor monitor talk directly to each other over a 2.4G wireless link. There is no WiFi to configure, no app to download, no account to create, and no monthly fee. When your internet goes down, the doorbell keeps working because it never needed it. Mount the camera, plug in the screen, press the bell. It chimes and lights up with who's there.
See Who's There, No Phone, No Fees
App-based doorbells talk to your phone through your router, then through the cloud, then back. When your WiFi hiccups or the internet drops, they stop working. This one skips all of it, the bell outside and the screen inside talk directly to each other over their own 2.4G link. No router, no cloud, no loading screen. Press the bell, the screen wakes up.
See Who's There, No Phone, No Fees
App-based doorbells talk to your phone through your router, then through the cloud, then back. When your WiFi hiccups or the internet drops, they stop working. This one skips all of it, the bell outside and the screen inside talk directly to each other over their own 2.4G link. No router, no cloud, no loading screen. Press the bell, the screen wakes up.
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Works Without Internet
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No App Required
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Anyone in the House Can Use It
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No Monthly Fee
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Instant Screen Wake
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One-Button Talk Back
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Press Bell. Screen Wakes. One Button.
What first-time users say after the first visitor:
Press Bell. Screen Wakes. One Button.
What first-time users say after the first visitor:
Saw Face Before Opening Door
Kept Working During Outage
Apps They Had to Download
The bell and screen pair on their own 2.4G link, no WiFi password entered, no app downloaded, no account created. When someone presses the bell, the monitor chimes and shows their face. Press the call button to talk, let go to hear them.
Someone Knocks. You Have No Idea Who It Is.
You're in the kitchen. Someone knocks. You walk to the door, look through the peephole, and see a distorted blur. You crack it open to see who it is, and now they know you're home and you've already committed. This screen shows you their face from the counter before you move.
How It Works in Your Home
Mount It
Screw the outdoor camera beside your door. Plug the monitor into a counter outlet.
They Press the Bell
The screen chimes and lights up with their face.
You Talk and Decide
Press the call button to speak. Let go to hear them. Open the door or not.
Press the bell. Their face lights up on the counter.
The outdoor unit talks directly to the 4.3 inch screen inside over its own 2.4G link. There is no router, no app, and no WiFi password. When they press the button, the monitor chimes and shows you their face. Press the call button to talk to them through the outdoor speaker. Let go to hear them back.
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Lights Up the Moment They Press
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Works When the Internet Doesn't
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Anyone Can Pick It Up and Use It
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One Button Talks, Let Go to Hear
Wireless Video Doorbell with Screen Questions
Clear enough to recognize a face, see what they're holding, and spot a package or second person on the porch. The 130 degree wide angle lens shows the whole doorway, not just a close-up. Daylight gives you sharp detail; night vision shows shapes and faces in softer focus, enough to tell who it is after dark.
Yes. The doorbell and the screen talk directly to each other over their own 2.4G wireless link, not through your router or WiFi. Your home internet is never part of the path, so an outage or weak connection doesn't affect it.
Yes. When the bell rings, the screen lights up with the visitor's face automatically. Press the single call button to talk, let go to hear them back. There is no app to learn, no password to remember, and no phone required. If they can answer a cordless phone, they can use this.
No. The doorbell and screen work the moment you plug them in, with no account to create and no recurring fee ever. You get two-way talk and live video at the door with zero monthly cost.
The 2.4G link is built to reach across a typical single floor home and works best when the screen and doorbell are on the same floor. Thick walls, metal doors, and long distances will shorten the range, but most homes with the door and a kitchen or living room counter on one level see a strong connection.