Doorbell Camera Wireless, aosu Battery-Powered Video Doorbell with Chime, 2K Resolution,Support local Storage,166° Ultra Wide Angle,180-Day Battery Life, AI Detection, Work with Alexa&Google Assistant

Amazing little doorbell! Holds battery life great! Very easy to assemble and put into place. Video is crystal clear, motion sensitivity is great! Definitely would recommend if you have had package bandits before ..

The Homebase unexpectedly stopped working after just one month of use. Fortunately, AOSU's customer service—especially Lynette—was outstanding. She guided me through the troubleshooting process and ensured the defective unit was quickly replaced.As for the device itself, the build quality is excellent, and the motion detection is highly accurate. The ability to customize detection zones has been particularly useful in minimizing false alerts. Setup was straightforward, and I had everything up and running in no time.One standout feature is the sound quality—it’s clear and crisp, which makes a big difference when using the two-way audio or reviewing footage. Combined with my other AOSU security cameras, this system offers a comprehensive within a single app. Overall I would recommend this device!Side note, make sure get a microSD memory, or else you'll be clueless like me in the first few days wondering why it does live and notification but not save any video lol.

Ordered this AOSU Wireless Doorbell Camera after I couldn't tolerate the downward spiral and incompetence of the Blink Doorbell Camera. The AOSU was easy to set up. The Home Base paired immediately with the camera. I got a 132g micro sd card, formatted it on my desktop and then installed it in to the slot of the Home Base. Love the fact the AOSU can distinguish between animals, large trucks and humans. No more 2am false alarms when a stray dog or cat crosses the driveway or the the garbage truck goes by my home on the street. No storage subscription fees. However, you do have the opportunity to purchase storage from AOSU if you wish. Nice to have a choice whether or not to do that. Recently got an upgraded router/mesh point system and now have 6000 feet of coverage so that enabled me to plug the home base right where I wanted so I can hear the chime if someone pushes the doorbell. It has several different settings you can choose to use or turn off at your discretion. So far the doorbell has functioned lightning fast with notifications as designed. You can remove the doorbell easily and bring it inside to charge or charge it while it is still installed at your door. I have a battery pack and usb-c cord and did recharge it without taking it down. However, as the weather gets colder I will go ahead and bring it inside for recharging this winter. The removal tool is included and I keep it in the original box to find it quickly. I can't speak as to how long a charge will last, but I have read that the more features that are turned on will affect how long you go between recharging which makes sense. Literature included stated 180 days of battery life. That will be wonderful if true but at this point I just want fast notifications, reliable video of events and ease of use. That is the case up to now. My one recharging session from 66% to 100% was very fast. I would recommend this product. There are lots of videos on YouTube with more detailed information on features and installation but the AOSU included documentation in the box was very good. You can also access the manuals online from the AOSU site.

I was looking for a camera for my new apartment and I just couldn't get this one to work. It's not really the cameras fault. It is taller than other cameras so finding a holder was really difficult. I wanted a camera that didn't require a subscription. I also needed a non-permanent installation because I rent.My front door is set back into the door frame so if I used a door clamp style holder, the picture would get cut off. Plus there was only 1 holder I could find that would fit this camera and my door. My apartment has dutch lap siding which means I couldn't find a holder to fit the siding and the camera. I tried using command strips to mount it to the door itself which worked fine. But it still didn't catch any movement unless it happened directly in front of the camera. So it would alert to me going in and out of my apartment but not the mail carrier going up and down the stairs off to the right. Could be the camera, could be the location of installation.Setting the camera up in the app was really easy. It connected to the hub quickly. I did find out that you can't have 2 cameras on the same hub. So if you had a front and back door, you'd have to get 2 separate cameras and hubs. I was also able to delete the information off the app very easily when I decided to return it.The picture is good, no complaints there. I tried the doorbell and it worked well, the hub is pretty loud. You can change the volume in the app. There's a chat in the app to ask questions and they respond pretty quickly. You have to buy a separate microSD card for the hub to store video which I liked.In the end the camera was fine, price was affordable, no subscription, but a weird size. Plus it just didn't work in my situation. I think what I really want are security cameras.