Cheapest (but still good) video doorbell

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But video doorbells can get pricey, especially if you want top-of-the-line features like facial recognition and radar tracking. It’s a good thing these solid doorbell cams have emerged in the past year or so, all for $100 or less. If you’re looking for a great, cheap video doorbell, look no further, because these are the best on the market.

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Editors’ note, Sept. 22, 2023: A has affected some Wyze camera users. Out of caution and until Wyze resolves its systems for reporting breaches to users, we’ve removed our Editors’ Choice designation from Wyze products. We will update this page as we reevaluate home security cameras and accessories.

Wyze launched its second video doorbell in 2022, and at $100, it’s a little pricier and a lot smarter than its first attempt at a video doorbell. The Wyze Video Doorbell Pro is one of the cheapest wireless doorbell cams on the market. Wyze didn’t skimp on the features, either: the Doorbell Pro has 1,440×1,440 resolution, a 1:1 aspect ratio with a wide field of view, smart alerts (with the $2/month subscription), free cloud storage and an included plug-in chime. That’s why we gave it an Editors’ Choice Award and a score of 8.9/10.

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Blink’s Video Doorbell is the cheapest we’ve tested that we would recommend — at least to some users. What makes Blink really impressive is its value: at $50, the Blink Video Doorbell offers most of the basics of a video doorbell, including wireless installation options and a plug-in chime (Ring’s $65 option is wired-only and doesn’t include a chime).

The biggest drawback for Blink is that, unless you shell out for a separate device, you can’t access a real-time feed unless someone rings the doorbell or the device senses motion (or unless you buy a $35 accessory). That means no random checks if you’re out of town or just wanting to see if it snowed last night.

But if you’re just wanting a basic doorbell that works as a modest security measure — and that lets you chat with daytime visitors without answering the door — Blink will do the job well at a pretty unbeatable price. And you can get cloud storage for $3/month. We gave the Blink Video Doorbell a 7.6/10.

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Blink’s $50 Video Doorbell is the cheapest video doorbell we recommend, and it can use Amazon’s Alexa devices as indoor chimes. If you want more robust integrations, like checking live feeds and initiating two-way talk, Ring’s $60 wired video doorbell is the better option.

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Most video doorbells don’t require a subscription to use them – but almost all of them benefit greatly from paying that extra fee. If you’re aiming for a good amount of local storage, Blink’s video doorbell offers a lot, if you shell out for the $35 Blink Sync Module 2 (the module enables live streaming, and brings the total bundle price to $85). For $5 more, you can use the $90 Wyze Video Doorbell Pro, which includes 12-second clip storage on a 14-day rolling basis with a 5-minute cooldown. That’s not incredible, but it’s a solid cloud storage option without monthly fees.

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