GWX3T Nest Doorbell (Battery) - Wireless 960p Video Doorbell - Smart WiFi Motion Only Doorbell Camera, Snow, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

This is the fifth video doorbell I have tried and it is by far the best I did not want to spend this much at first but it is absolutely worth it It connects to a 5GHz network which is far more stable and both video and audio are crystal clear You can choose fun doorbell sounds that play through all your Google Home speakers and the video instantly casts to your Chromecast or Google display The build quality and mounting bracket are excellent I have not needed a subscription yet as it still records events and can detect animals deliveries and more The standout feature is facial recognition which can identify people from your Google Photos Google has smashed it with this doorbell it is ace Setup was the easiest of any I have used and took less than five minutes.

- Mounting. Super easy to mount with the provided template! Don't worry if at a later date you decide you need to use the provided wedge to give you that needed tilt the holes are extraly the same as the fixing plate and once locked into place it's super secure! - Setup. The Google home app literally talks you through everything and is super easy to follow! All you need is the home app and scan the QR code on the back of the camera and done! Grate field of view and very good quality which I was a little sceptical about as the specs where not brilliant but it's as good as my 5MP CCTV system! - App settings. Plenty of separate settings you can adjust such as for better battery life or better quality, linger recording ect, even chimes with existing Google speakers! - Additional You can wire to the mains the cables are provided but unfortunately our house has never had a doorbell so we don't have this option but after researching this device for a while even at maximum use it'd last us a month on a full charge and that's with alot of use that's more than we'd probably use but where more than happy with that as it charges relatively quickly. -phone support Within a few seconds of the button being clicked all the speakers are ringing to a chime you choose (p.s they have event ones like Halloween) the notification is on your phone with live video footage straight from your notifications! (Android device here) Would I recommend? Yes for a Google eco system and android phones. (Unsure on iOS) Would I recommend for Alexa? Probably not as ring will be alot more optimised for the device. - Draw backs? It is expensive, so I'd suggest waiting for the sales! Then it's a bargain!

This is a great video doorbell but be aware there are a few gotchas you‘ll need to be aware of before jumping in and buying it. You’ll need a gmail account, that’s no surprise, but if you are not a fan of Google and their harvesting of your data then this won’t be very useful for you as you really do need an account. There is no microSD card slot to record clips it there it is fully wifi cloud storage based, but unlike other cloud-based solutions Google provides 3 hours free video retention for you to review and download clips as required whereas other products such as Ring must have a subscription. The doorbell is quite difficult to get on the base plate, you really need to align the hold at the bottom then slide it up hard until it clicks. This scared me a few times as I was worried I would break the doorbell but it clicked in place and is secure. Don’t be afraid to use some force here. Removal is also rather tricky even with the provided tool, just becareful or you could damage the recessing notch behind the doorbell. That would be very bad. I recommend you set up zones for motion detection the moment you set it up otherwise everything in frame would set it off from commuters to random birds flying in the sky. This would allow it to focus on specific areas and save you a lot of battery. Trust me. There are occasions when reviewing video clips you see sudden bursts of white frames before the video returns to normal. This is a known issue of the doorbell where the nightvision flashes briefly when the video records just incase but it causes the frame to whiteout. You can fix this by disabling night vision in settings so it should fix the issue, and if your street is adequately lit you can leave it off as well at night as the low-light performance of the doorbell is pretty good. All in all, a great doorbell if you can accept some of it’s foibles. Update: I have used this for over a year and I noticed something interesting. I had the 30 day subscription for 9 months and I noticed the doorbell battery would only last for about 1 month before I needed to recharge it. After 9 months I decided to cancel it as I had alternative video options so it reverted to 3 hours maximum, but I also noticed that the battery would last 2-3 months easily before needing to recharge. This strange behaviour says to me that the 3 hours is stored on the doorbell locally and only streamed to us as required. The services that save 30 days or more requiring uploading to the cloud and that probably is why the battery doesn’t last as long. So if you need a longer battery life, simply not subscribing might be all you need to do. 3 hours of footage should be ample for most people.

Good and clear view and can speak to visitors before opening the door. Needs charging but if you do it at least once a week before it runs out it’s much better as it can take a few hours for a full charge. Easy to take off and replace after charging up.

I owned this for the best part of a year, the obvious choice for a house that has Nest Hubs, Chromecasts & Android phones. Installation wasn't hard, bought a screw less mount that stuck on the door frame with 3m tape which took me hammering in a flat screwdriver to remove, so no concerns with it falling off or being stolen. The video quality and night vision are excellent, the visual look of the device is minimalist and appealing, the battery lasted a good 6 weeks between charges. That is unfortunately the end of the positives. I have pretty quick internet, but getting a notification to my phone took over 15 seconds, by which point most delivery people will have gone. I tried to alleviate this issue by purchasing a Nest WiFi mesh system comprised of two points - One connected to my modem and the other located less than a meter from where the doorbell rests. Notifications continued to take far too long and it proved less than helpful for most deliveries, which is quite incredible considering I had at this point spent around £300 on Google products to make it work it's best, as I'd had positive experiences with all other Google products upto this point. The Home app integration with the doorbell, namely how notifications were handled, caused me significant nuisance. In order to get notified that the doorbell had been pressed, I had to go to notification settings on my phone, silence individually every single other app on my phone then leave the notification volume on loud, certain system processes can't be silenced so for example when Sleep mode activated every night at 10pm on my phone, it would loudly play the doorbell chime. There absolutely needs to be an override option in the home app where a simple tick box stating "ignore system volume settings when doorbell pressed" would easily have overcome this massive annoyance. But the icing on the cake came very recently. I suffered through disconnections in the past where the doorbell had to be removed from the mount and hard reset because it began failing to connect at random times with increasing frequency, in good weather and moderate temperatures I should add. Then finally, it just stopped connecting altogether. Couldn't use with the app, factory reset and couldn't even locate in the app. In the end after two days solid of troubleshooting - Baring in mind that I troubleshoot smart devices for a living and would be considered a Technologist by most standards, nothing made a lick of difference. It literally lost the ability to make a wireless connection. Never seen anything like it. Suffice to say it was a bitter pill for me to swallow but I returned it under warranty and opted for the latest Ring doorbell, which is depressing given everything else I own runs with the Home app. But so far so good I must say by contrast, far shorter delay between notifications, a much wider viewing angle and removable battery packs, set up was less irritating too. To conclude: As much as I praise Google otherwise, this product was a hot mess from the start and it would take a lot for me to ever consider a Google doorbell again. The device and software experience have left me wanting for more and with the benefit of hindsight I'm hoping the Amazon alternative will deliver a more consistent experience.

This Google Nest Doorbell was honestly brilliant while it actually worked, the picture quality and features were fantastic, but it sadly let me down badly in the end. First thing to know — even though this is a wired model, it does NOT ring the doorbell itself. You have to buy and use the separate indoor chime unit, it will not make a sound on its own. Even with the chime connected, there was always a noticeable delay between someone pressing the button and the sound going off, because everything runs through your Wi‑Fi connection. It works, but it is not instant like a traditional doorbell. The biggest and fatal problem happened after about a month. Even though it was wired in permanently and supposed to be powered constantly, the wiring only works to charge the internal battery inside the unit. It does not run directly off the mains power. After a while, it simply stopped charging the battery at all. It just died completely. To make matters worse, there is no way to remove or change the battery. You cannot take it out and charge it separately or swap it. It is sealed inside, and it must be powered by the wires 24/7. Once the charging system fails, the whole unit is useless and you cannot fix it. I had no choice but to return it. If you are happy to buy the extra chime, and you are lucky enough that the charging works forever, it is a lovely device. But for me, relying on internal batteries that you cannot replace, even when wired, is a terrible design flaw. I would not risk buying this again.

I recently installed the Google GWX3T Nest Doorbell (Battery) and I couldn’t be happier with its performance. The wireless setup was incredibly easy, and it’s been a fantastic addition to my home security. The 960p video quality is crystal clear, allowing me to see who’s at my door at any time, day or night. The battery life is solid, and it fits perfectly into my smart home ecosystem, working seamlessly with Google Assistant. One of the standout features is the intelligent alerts, which help distinguish between people, packages, and animals, making it super convenient to stay informed. The two-way audio is also clear, which has been useful for speaking to delivery drivers when I'm not home. The only thing to note is that if you want to take advantage of facial recognition features, you will need to subscribe to a premium service (Nest Aware). While the doorbell works wonderfully without it, the added benefit of recognizing familiar faces is a premium feature that comes at an additional cost. Overall, this is an excellent wireless doorbell, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and easy-to-use smart doorbell with great video quality and features. It offers peace of mind and convenience all in one!

I have been in the market for a video doorbell for a while. The nest battery doorbell appealed to me for several reasons. 1. Installation: as it’s battery powered, there is no need for running cables or messing around with transformers. I just had to drill a few holes in the door frame to install it! (You can wire it up if you want to) 2. Google home: I already have a few Google home devices so this fits in perfectly. I can see who is at the door on tv with chrome cast and have the speakers around the house announce a visitor. 3. Price: this compares really favourably with other products. Some other things I discovered after buying were: - it’s really easy to set zones so you don’t record things you don’t want like the neighbours! - somehow it recognises cars, animals and people - an angled bracket is included to help point the camera where you want it which was very helpful - there is very little lag between motion detection and a notification - the battery life seems really good but if you have maximum quality recording and record every little bit of movement then I suspect it won’t last very long - you can quickly save video clips to your mobile from the Google home app - night vision is decent A few drawbacks are: - you only get events for the last three hours saved in the cloud for free unless you pay £5 a month and then it’s 30 days - if you want to check the camera it can take several seconds to connect - I wouldn’t recommend it if you have mainly Alexa devices Overall, I am happy with it.

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Die Google Nest Doorbell ist von der Hardware her ein gutes Produkt. Die Bilderkennung funktioniert zuverlässig, die Bildqualität ist mehr als ordentlich und sichtbar besser als bei vielen günstigeren Kameras (z. B. Aqara). Auch der Akku hält gut durch – wobei positiv ist, dass selbst die Akku-Version direkt an den Klingeldraht angeschlossen werden kann und dann dauerhaft ohne Nachladen läuft. Die Reaktionszeit beim Klingeln war früher etwas träge, wurde mit den letzten Updates aber spürbar verbessert. Auch der Zugriff auf den Videostream in der Google-Home-App ist inzwischen deutlich schneller. Perfekt ist es nicht, aber im Alltag gut nutzbar. Was stört, ist das starke Abo-Modell. Die Kamera ist auch ohne Abo nutzbar, aber viele beworbene Funktionen wie Gesichtserkennung oder erweiterte Ereignisverläufe sind nur mit Abo verfügbar. Ich selbst nutze sie komplett ohne Abo, das reicht mir – man muss sich dessen aber bewusst sein. Der größte Kritikpunkt ist die Architektur: Die Doorbell ist vollständig cloudgebunden. Es gibt keine lokale Steuerung, keinen lokalen Videostream und keine lokalen Automatisierungen. Ohne Internet ist das Gerät praktisch nicht nutzbar. Für ein sicherheitsrelevantes Gerät ist das ein echtes Problem. Zusätzlich fehlt bis heute Matter-1.5-Support, obwohl die Hardware dafür geeignet wäre. Damit bleibt die Doorbell faktisch im Google-Ökosystem gefangen.

Easy to install, seamless integration with the Google Home ecosystem. Can also be used as a security camera, but it drains the battery much faster. I am using it exclusively as a video doorbell.