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Ring Chime Pro (2nd Gen) Wi-Fi Extender and Chime - £40.49 @ The Electrical Showroom

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The Ring Chime Pro Generation 2 is a mains powered chime that plugs into any standard power outlet and is compatible with the Ring Video Doorbell, along with Security Cameras, that provides an audible alert with your choosing of chime. The Ring Chime Pro connects all your Ring products which allows you to keep track of everything, even when you're at work or away from the home. The Ring Chime Pro has adjustable volume so you can choose the volume you require. The chime features a 'Do Not Disturb' mode in which you're guaranteed peace and quiet without hearing the doorbell, ensuring a good nights sleep or just quiet time.

The Ring Chime Pro Generation 2 features a built-in nightlight which illuminates the floor, visibly seeing the path towards the door. It also includes guided feedback during the setup process to help find the best location for your Chime Pro.

The Ring Chime wirelessly pairs with the Ring Video Doorbell (not supplied) which allows you to get notified via your smartphone that there is a visitor at the door, as well as an audible alert of your choosing from the Ring Chime.

Suitable for use with iOS, Android, Mac and Windows 10.

It comes with a 1 year manufacturer guarantee.

FeaturesCustom tone from classic chimes to seasonal soundsVolume controlA 'Do not Disturb' modeWi-Fi ExtenderBuilt-in Night Light

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    sheffield78812/05/2022 12:18

    I guess the selling point on this one is wifi extender and the night …I guess the selling point on this one is wifi extender and the night light. Maybe that's what it makes it better than the non pro version. However there is no info in the specs about WiFi extender which may be something some people need. Otherwise, I honestly do not see the point of this when you can get a Flex 4 time cheaper or Echo Dots, also cheaper. Unless you're really concerned a smart device is listening to you, but even so, you can mute it and still use it as a chime. At this price you probably can get an Echo Show which will act as a chime and also will automatically show you who's at the door.Not voting as this may appeal to some, but I don't feel is cheap unless the WiFi extender makes a difference.


    The extender does make a huge difference. The wifi on the Ring doorbell is rubbish in my experience. My front door is only at the end of a 3 metre hallway from where my router is, but if I connect the doorbell directly to my wifi, the signal is very poor.

    So I put a Chime Pro in the hallway, about halfway between them, and connected it to the wifi instead and then connected the doorbell to the Pro and the signal is always excellent. The little night light is handy too. We have another one upstairs so that's useful for when the little one gets up during the night and the landing is pitch black. These are not cheap, for what they are, but I'd say this is a decent price for them.
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    Thanks OP tempted by this, the ring doorbell 4 wifi is absolutely shocking!
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    I guess the selling point on this one is wifi extender and the night light. Maybe that's what it makes it better than the non pro version. However there is no info in the specs about WiFi extender which may be something some people need. Otherwise, I honestly do not see the point of this when you can get a Flex 4 time cheaper or Echo Dots, also cheaper. Unless you're really concerned a smart device is listening to you, but even so, you can mute it and still use it as a chime. At this price you probably can get an Echo Show which will act as a chime and also will automatically show you who's at the door.
    Not voting as this may appeal to some, but I don't feel is cheap unless the WiFi extender makes a difference. (edited)
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    I jumped in balls deep. Bought two of these (one for me and one for the parents house) plus a replaceable battery for the doorbell - all for £99 delivered
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    pm198312/05/2022 16:34

    The extender does make a huge difference. The wifi on the Ring doorbell is …The extender does make a huge difference. The wifi on the Ring doorbell is rubbish in my experience. My front door is only at the end of a 3 metre hallway from where my router is, but if I connect the doorbell directly to my wifi, the signal is very poor. So I put a Chime Pro in the hallway, about halfway between them, and connected it to the wifi instead and then connected the doorbell to the Pro and the signal is always excellent. The little night light is handy too. We have another one upstairs so that's useful for when the little one gets up during the night and the landing is pitch black. These are not cheap, for what they are, but I'd say this is a decent price for them.


    That's why I said the WiFi extender may be the selling point. But they did not make any comments in the specs and description about this and that's what I found it odd. Yes, maybe not much to say about this, buy that's the feature that should stand out to justify a price. If I know nothing about this and I have to buy in between the Pro and the non pro, I go with the cheap one as there is nothing to tell me why the other one is better.
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