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Remo+ RemoBell S WiFi Video Doorbell Camera with HD Video, Motion Sensor, 2-Way Talk, and Alexa Enabled (No Monthly Fees) (Free Cloud Storage)

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Features

  • Powered by existing doorbell wiring (16 24 VAC) and provides 24/7 surveillance of all front door activity
  • No monthly subscription fees; records and stores all motion activity for up to 3 days via FREE cloud storage (paid plans available)
  • Streams all your live videos in high quality HD with 180o wide angle and infrared vision; dewarping option available for live view
  • Allows you to select areas of interest and sends instant alerts on your smart device when motion is detected in your video doorbells view
  • Lets you see, hear, and talk with visitors from your smartphone or tablet using the Remo+ app (iOS 11 and above, or Android 5 and above)

Recommended Uses For Product: home security


Brand: Remo+


Model Name: RemoBell S


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Special Feature: mobile-app


Product Dimensions: 5.1 x 0.84 x 1.8 inches


Item Weight: 4.6 ounces


Item model number: RMBL-1809H


Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: February 21, 2019


Manufacturer: Olive and Dove Co., Ltd.


Country of Origin: China


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    • Some non published device registration hints, and overall summary of my Remo+ installation
Received the Remo+ on 12/22/2020, installed it on 12/23/2020. Let me start by saying to the Remo team that I bet you are unwittingly losing customers, and getting extra returns because your missing a few hints/tips in your installation & device registration videos, manuals, app that could save your customers a lot of frustration if you included them. - IF USING A CELLPHONE, RECOMMEND TURNING OFF THE CARRIER LTE/DATA SERVICE...I wasted a couple of hours seeing the app flash "unable to connect to your wifi network" because my phone (Verizon MotoG7 power) LTE service must have been interrupting or interfering with the device registration process. When LTE is enabled on the phone, the Remo+ app never announces "Connecting to your network network", and always failed to register the device. A simple addition to your written, video or in-app prompts about possibly needing to disable LTE would go a long way to making things go smooth for some of your customers. There is one other Amazon reviewer who mentioned LTE some time ago, but it was a 1 line review, and was missed until after I realized LTE was the problem, and a search for LTE was done in the Amazon reviews for the product. - The device will register and work if you have both 5Ghz & 2.4Ghz wifi networks active, at least it did when I had them both enabled on my Arris branded BGW210-700 router used with the AT&T fiber network. You should make sure the two bands have different SSIDs to identify them with, a good way is to prefix the SSIDs with 2.4G and 5G thereby making it easy to identify which is the 2.4Ghz network you need to connect to for the Remo+. Also, it's probably a good idea to forget the 5Ghz SSIDs or other networks in range of your phone/tablet/etc that aren't the 2.4Ghz wifi network being used for the Remo+ registration (Did I mention to turn off your LTE/data service??) . Doing so will eliminate any unwanted interactions during the registration process. I've read reviews that mention the 2.4Ghz requirement is only for registering the device, and isn't required after registration. Not true in my setup. If the 2.4Ghz wifi is disabled or the SSID/password changes, then the Remo+ goes into flashing Red, "Doorbell is not connected" mode, isn't usable until the device is manually reset by removing the front panel, and pushing then holding the reset button for 3-5 seconds until the polite Remo+ voice tells you the device has been reset. Note if you have a router that can run both 2.4Ghz & 5Ghz networks at the same time (as described earlier) then you don't have to downgrade your primary home wifi network to 2.4G, it can stay at 5Ghz through the entire process. Maybe if I temporarily changed my primary network from 2.4Ghz for the Remo+ registration then back to 5Ghz after the device is registered, the Remo+ would work with the 5Ghz wifi after it was registered in the app, that's probably what the other reviewers did. - Let your customers know that if they are using a second 2.4Ghz network (e.g. not the primary wifi network) and it's also being used by visitors/guests, or other "smart" devices like plugs, light switches, etc.. then they should check to make sure they aren't hitting the default maximum # of devices allowed to connect to the secondary network. My router's 2.4Ghz guest/secondary network defaults with only allowing 10 connections. It had to be increased to allow the Remo+ to join the network. - The app asks for the type of doorbell chime as part of the registration process, but didn't keep that setting after the device was registered the first time. After the device was added to the app, I had to select a manual door chime in the device settings in order to get the chime to work inside the house. The three additional times I had to register the device after manual resets were done did remember the chime setting entered during the registration process. Not sure if this was an anomaly because of the registration issues I had at first, but I did see another reviewer mention the same problem when I searched for chime in the reviews. O.k. enough of the complaints about, I mean requests to add, missing registration hints in the Remo+ guides, how about a summary of my overall experience: - For $79 this is looking like a steal. It does exactly what I needed, provides clear HD video of the one dead zone I had around the house using 7 surveillance cameras. It has a wide, I mean really wide, view of my front porch and the yard going out to the sidewalk/street. I don't have to run an 8th video/power cable for another camera now, YEAH!!! - The box, and it's contents have a really professional look/feel to them. The box is compact, and secure, with nothing loose/bouncing around inside. Has everything needed for an easy successful installation (except the device registration hints listed earlier). A cement/stucco drill bit, small bubble level, multiple mount plates to get the best viewing angle, and a screwdriver tool as part of the box contents were unexpected, pleasant surprises. Most entry level devices (professional reviewer's description of where the Remo+ fits in the video doorbell market, not mine), usually won't have these inexpensive, but handy extras, that could be real cost/time savers for a non-professional DIY installation. Everything fit too, which isn't always the case in today's mass production, cost saving world we live in. The installation instructions (pre device registration in the app) had all the steps needed to install the doorbell, and were generally well written and easy to follow. - Video playback is outstanding, super clear in both day & night. I have good lighting on my front porch, so I don't think its using the night vision LED mode. The recorded video is bubble distorted some, but it's still clear in my setup, and I'm able to see faces pretty easily. Late evening yesterday (24th), I had another Amazon delivery on the porch (zWave deadbolt lock), which was missed because we were all in the kitchen cooking up our Christmas Eve dinner. It was easy to see the delivery guy leave the package & take his own photo of dropping it on the porch even in the recorded video mode. Bubble view doesn't look like its going to be a problem for me, but it might be nice for the Remo group to comment on why recorded videos are distorted like that, probably some type of compression/bandwidth saving "enhancement" for the customer. If it doesn't cost Remo extra cloud storage costs, maybe allow your customers to disable the bubble view for recorded playback in the app? - The default motion sensitivities might be fine for my location, I'm not having many false triggers because of car motion or tree movement, etc.. However, since the app doesn't have advanced tools like facial recognition (nest), I'm going to have to work on the frequency of notifications. For Christmas Eve, we had a lot of front door activity because of family/friends visiting for the dinner, and my 4yr old grand daughter probably triggered about 15-20 notifications alone while kicking a ball around in the afternoon. If there isn't a way to schedule disabling notifications, I'm going to have to lower the frequency of them when everyone is at the house and could be going in/out the front door often. Other than the gripe about some missing information on registering the device in the app, it looks like they've done a great job with this product, and its sold at a super competitive price. Thanks Remo, ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2020 by Stephany
    • It works with Heath Zenith TR0070-BX electronic chime!
This review is based on my exprience installing it. I have a working Heath Zenith TR0070-BX electronic chime with a push button doorbell and decided to upgrade to a video doorbell after some research at Amazon. I was able to configure the Remobell S with the Heath Zenith chime after long hours of painful process of troubleshooting. (Skip this if you know what is mechanical chime or an electronic (digital) chime) Before you buy the Remobell S door bell, first determine whether you have a mechanical or an eletronic (digital) doorbell chime. You will need to open your chime to find out the chime type, the voltage VAC it uses(it should be written inside the chime) and also get the model of your chime. You have a mechanical chime if it produces a dingdong ring (and without any speakers in it) while you have an electronic chime if it plays a tune (and the chime has speakers inside it). Once you have the chime type and model, then go to the manufacturer's website (https://remoplus.co) and check if your chime is in the INCOMPATIBLE LIST. The remobell S has installation instructions for a mechanical chime only. If you decide to buy the remo doorbell S, please take note that there are no instructions if you have an electronic chime. You will be on your own and install at your own risk.. or you may hire an electrician to install it for you. You may or may not require a diode or a relay or a transformer depending on the chime model. An electrician would know. Luckily I was able to find and download the manual of the Heath Zenith electronic chime. The chime required a 16VAC transformer with my old doorbell, which I assumed a 16VAC transformer has been installed in the house since the old doorbell was working properly. According to the Remobell S manual, the Remobell S will work with a voltage of 16-24VAC, so I assumed this will work with my current Heath Zenith electronic chime. The old doorbell has a diode installed in it. Normally the diode is needed in the doorbell with an electronic chime according to the Heath Zenith manual. For curiousity, I tried installing the diode in the Remobell S doorbell, which was from my old doorbell, (and without the powerkit) but it didn't worked. The end result was the chime would not stopped ringing. Here is the configuration that work for me after a lot of trial and error. I almost gave up and was ready to return this doorbell. Even though the Remobell S manual mentioned to install the powerkit in a mechanical chime, I took the risk and tried installing the powerkit in the Heath Zenith electronic chime, installed remobell S doorbell without the diode and then executed the configuration steps in the Remobell App. In the app, I selected the "Digital" In-home Chime Type. There was a warning when I pressed "Digital" that "If the improper chime is selected it may cause the doorbell to malfunction, resulting in device failure or fire. If you do not know the chime system you have, please consult a licensed electrician." I still took the risk and continued selecting "Digital" despite the warning. Once the remobell S configuration was completed, the Remobell S was working like a charm --- the electronic chime played a tune inside the house and the Remobell S doorbell would ring a dingdong sound outside to signify the visitor that the doorbell is working. I also tried selecting the chime type as "mechanical" in the app even though I have an electronic chime. The Remo bell S still works but the chime would not ring nor sound off so I reconfigured it back to "Digital". You will need to select the correct chime type in the app to make it work. I like that I dont have to pay monthly fees with this doorbell and it has a cloud storage good for 3 days. Voice conversations between the phone and the doorbell are loud and clear. The video quality is not the best but is ok for my taste. I can live with the video quality. As what other reviews mentioned, there is no option to turn off the dingdong sound on the remobell S doorbell when you pressed the doorbell button and the instructions are poorly written so I am taking one star off. I cannot comment if this is working properly with a mechanical chime as I do not have one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2020 by castle

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