Video Doorbell, Accfly 720P HD WIFI Security Camera with Chime 16G Card 2 Batteries, Real-Time 2-Way Talk & Video, Night Vision,166°Wide Angle PIR Motion Detection and APP Control for IOS Android

I, like you no doubt, spent a lot of time comparing this particular video doorbell to Ring before deciding to take the plunge and give this a try, mainly down to the inclusion of a separate plug in chime - a paid extra in the aforementioned main competitor!The set up was really easy, literally a case of sticking in the batteries (which had over 75% charge meaning I could have a good play without needing to charge first!) and connecting to the home wifi using the ToSee app.Installation to the door was easy using the four supplied screws and then clipping in the main unit and securing with the additional screw.In terms of the unit, it is sizeable (in a good way!) and also relatively heavy, which is reassuring.Motion detection is really good, with 3 levels of sensitivity, which is essentially a time delay of how much motion in a given time period will trigger a recording (and notification if you desire).There is about a second delay from the button being pressed until a notification is received on my phone (iPhone 6), and swiping the notification takes about another second until the live stream is displayed - definitely quicker than I could get to the door to peep through the spy hole!Audio and video quality is really good, I did have concerns over it only being 720p, however that's completely unwarranted as the quality is perfect.All of the set up and configuration is done via the app, which is simple and informative to use - you can choose when you are and aren't notified, motion detection sensitivity, video settings and software updates. You can also have additional users added so everyone in the house can get notifications and view the camera.All in all, a really good buy - especially when you can use the chime to use the doorbell in a more traditional manner!

 I have been playing with this WiFi Door Bell for 7 days now.The image was good day and night, I have uploaded some photos from the recorded video.The video is smooth and the sound is clear.The connection speed was fast within the same WiFi network or when I using my phone 3G/4G on Vodafone network. When I pressed the button on the Door Bell, my phone will ring in around 3-5 seconds, and once I answered it will take around 3-5 seconds to establish the connection. You can see it in action on my video, my phone was connected on Vodafone 3G network when I recorded the video.The Door Bell also comes with a plug in internal chime and it will sound approx 2 sec after I pressed the button on the Door Bell. This will work even the WiFi is OFF, so if my WiFi network is not working, I can still know someone have pressed my Door Bell if I am at home.ToSee apps just download from Google Play. After that it is very easy to connect it with the Door Bell, take less than a minute for me. I do like play with gadgets all the time.One thing I really like to see in the apps future update. Which is to include a snapshot of the camera on the phone push notification when someone press the bell, so I can see who press the bell and can decide to answer it or not.

 I always wanted to upgraded my CCTV to a 2 way camera system but all the one available was out of my budget range, until now.The Accfly door bell can record video and also a 2 way voice system when the door bell is pressed so I can speak to the person via my phone before I open the door. If I am out and about as long as I have phone reception I can answer the door and speak to who ever pressed the door bell.Installation is straight forward, you don't even need to do any wiring as it can run on battery and when the battery is low you just plug in a micro USB cable to the back of the door bell. You have full control of the door bell from your phone, adjustment of motion detection, record duration etc

This product is amazing, easy to install, relatively easy to link through to WiFi. I bought two, one for the front door, one for the back, both are available from the app. I get notices when they detect motion, even if it’s the washing blowing on the washing line. If the notifications get too much, you can log into the doorbell/camera from the app and turn off the motion sensor. You can also retrieve historic videos by date and time. If someone rings to door bell you get a more insistent notification and can connect to the camera and speak to the caller. Connection is usually quick enough, and you are asked whether you want to connect over 4G. You can also log onto the cameras anytime you want, just for a look. I have not yet tried to set them up one two phones. This is technology we could only have dreamt of a few years back. I got a message on the app that my device needed updating with no explanation as to how this could be done, then I noticed a red dot on the menu icon, this lead me through a process to update my devices, easy. I did look for some info on the manufacturer, an IP address for support, but none exists on the documentation supplied. If any support were needed, I would have to contact the vendor.