Because.
Cheap.
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Because.
Cheap.
The body of your deal is too short. You need at least 10 words.
$100/year
What a joke
RIP everyone trying to flog their JB ring for $100+ on Marketplace
The smart ones got the full $150 back 😉
Yes, we did 😁
Does anyone know if there are any better alternative options available in the market? Thanks
I dont know if better but I have a Tapo D230 which I really like. Long battery life and meets our needs.
Pretty much everything else, reolink, eufy, tapo, etc.
Chiming in (haha) with the suggestion of the Tapo D230 too. No sub needed. Records onto an SD card hub situated within the home. Battery powered if that's what you prefer.
Thanks for all of your advice.
I'm waiting for Tapo Bell. Might have some better price next week @ Amazon.
Try Eufy
how does this compare to Aqara G4/G410
requires subscription from $50 - $300 per year.
dont know why you'd buy this when theres plenty of others with SD Cards and $0 subscription.
Why do people pay $15 for a piece of banana bread and a coffee at a semi trendy Cafe? A total waste. Actually, what comes to mind….my sister married a millionaire builder and she used the $15 banana bread and coffee. Mainly to sit down at the front of a fancy Coffee shop on Campbell Parade Bondi and it took her around 2 years but yea, her now husband saw her and now they are married with 4 kids and she lives in a bloody $7 million house in South Coogee. (Yea, I am jealous because as a dude, I can't sit down at a coffee shop and become a millionaire eating an overpriced banana bread and sipping coffee) So where was I, errr never mind don't take my advice, a $15 banana bread and coffee can sometimes pay off.
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Ring hardware is deliberately priced low to attract unwitting customers into their ecosystem, but the most useful features are locked behind monthly subscriptions and will end up costing massive amounts.
I would strongly recommend spending extra money to get a video doorbell that doesn't lock most of its features. Eufy, TP-Link and Reolink all offer products with similar feature sets, but your video footage is stored locally and privately, and the total cost of ownership will be lower after 18 months.
If anyone is interested, is worth the extra to buy a battery version and a spare battery, takes forever to charge so you will not have a doorbell or camera during charging, can change a battery in moments, recharge at own convenience and have minimal time without doorbell and camera
depends how much you care about it.
charges overnight, no drama.
if you must have uninterrupted constant monitoring, yeah buy another battery
Any deal on the subscription