Ring Battery Video Doorbell Plus with Chime

Yes. Ring products require an existing home wifi network for setup and use, a smart device (phone or tablet) and the Ring app, which allows you to control all the functions of your Ring devices.

All Ring devices are compatible with 2.4 GHz networks. Some Ring devices are able to use 5 GHz networks.

Ring products are designed to work with your home wifi network. Your Ring devices will not work with a mobile phone hotspot. Ring products do not support Bluetooth.

By hooking up to your wifi, Ring products use the free Ring app (available for Apple and Android devices) to alert you whenever someone approaches your door or comes in a range of a security camera. You can then view an HD video stream of the person and speak to them using two-way audio communication. The free Ring app also allows you to control all the other functions of your Ring devices such as floodlights and sirens and video recording. Put simply, with Ring products, you're always home.

Your battery can take around 5-10 hours to fully charge, depending on whether the USB cable is plugged into a USB port or a wall outlet.

Assuming that the Ring device has a battery and is not a hardwired only device, it should last for several months depending on the level of use and operating environment.

Yes. You'll receive email reminders when your battery runs low. The Ring app also features a low-battery warning, as well as a battery level indicator that you can check at any time.

Yes. One person is considered the owner of a Ring account and the owner can add as many Shared Users as they would like.

To adjust the volume of the ringer on your Ring Video Doorbell, simply:

1. Open the Ring app to access your Dashboard.
2. Find the device whose volume you'd like to adjust and tap Settings (the gear icon in the top right corner).
3. Tap the Device Settings tile.
4. From the list, choose General Settings.
5. Here you will find a volume slider you can use to set the Ringer volume.

Yes, you can see what's going on any time of the day or night thanks to infrared LEDs.

No. Ring devices operate through wifi, not Bluetooth.