Ubiquiti Networks UniFi Protect G4 2MP Doorbell, 16 24 Vac

Item is of very high quality. Fits and functions perfectly. The change in camera angle lets me see my entire front porch and allows the detection of persons or objects. Highly recommend this item and this seller.

Item was a perfect fit for the G4 Doorbell, the black was nearly the exact same as the covers you can order from Ubiquity. The angle was about 1 deg off for my needs with Hardy plank siding, but this is due to my install of siding being a slightly more shallow angle. This worked to the advantage of the camera as it isn't really enough to notice on video, and it reduced light and sun glare a bit more. No one will notice the slight difference but me so. Shipping was fast and well packed

Doorbell is great, but no mounting brackets in box. Stuck on wall with double sided tape, not secure and not splied with the brackets shown online. Installed for almost 6 weeks now, sent 4 emails to manufacturer, 1 to supplier and not even a response after 6 weeks. Offered to even buy missing parts, may be better to throw in bin and buy Ring doorbell, but got this one as I have Unifi network and controller.Based on level of support I could not recommend to anyone

Great seller, product fits a Unifi G4 Doorbell perfectly and the final presentation is fantastic. Christopher was quick to respond to questions and even helped me get a new color once I realized my original selection would no longer match our fixtures. Superb experience all around.

My current residence does not have access to xfinity though it goes to surrounding houses. Our choices have been dsl thru centurylink or satellite. I found out about LTE and tried a mikrotik LTE SXT-US for the past year. It worked flawlessly.Just recently the internet account provider changed hands, raised prices and insisted mikrotik could not possibly work since it was not on the certified list- probably a licensing issue. I tried the recommended mofi 4500 sim 7 but it needed developing to mount on the rooftop permanently. The cell tower I can access is about 1.5 miles away thru lots of trees. I knew about mikrotik LHG LTE6 and elected to try it. It was easy to set up for a rooftop installation, aim to the correct cell tower and use the appropriate APN and the ... MoreMy current residence does not have access to xfinity though it goes to surrounding houses. Our choices have been dsl thru centurylink or satellite. I found out about LTE and tried a mikrotik LTE SXT-US for the past year. It worked flawlessly.Just recently the internet account provider changed hands, raised prices and insisted mikrotik could not possibly work since it was not on the certified list- probably a licensing issue. I tried the recommended mofi 4500 sim 7 but it needed developing to mount on the rooftop permanently. The cell tower I can access is about 1.5 miles away thru lots of trees. I knew about mikrotik LHG LTE6 and elected to try it. It was easy to set up for a rooftop installation, aim to the correct cell tower and use the appropriate APN and the typical download runs between 15 and 30 mb and upload is around 22-30 mb depending on time of day and cell tower traffic loading. Pre covid speeds were often 50 mb down and 30 mb up. Currently the speeds seem to be several mb faster than I was getting with my mofi installation with a Proxicast panel antenna. Would a different antenna make a difference? Quite possibly. I spent under $200 on the mikrotik. Mofi new is $300, then add external antennas, cabling, a weather resistant housing, and whatever else. Granted, the mofi can possibly provide faster speeds and also has access to band 71. Does not help my situation. Locally I don't have band 71 and neither appliance came anywhere near 100mb download speeds.

Excellent replacement for ring or nest, if you have the infrastructure

Bought this to replace a Ring Doorbell 2 which was just not cutting it. I love not having to pay to view my own videos, the web interface accessible from everywhere, access to an entire timeline of about a week (expandable with a bigger hard drive in my UDM-Pro) with 2 cameras installed. Being able to catch things that might not trigger a motion alert is definitely a big plus.The one quibble I have I guess is that the custom message option for the little screen. If you have a message of the maximum allowable length, the front and back of the message will be cut off by the doorbell's bezel, a definite design oversight. I never have need of a message that long, and even being able to put a custom message up there is a giant plus and a great feature.

Great doorbell with solid Homebridge support

Great doorbell. Unifi Protect is a great system and Homebridge support is solid, great community. 2 things that knock out a star:- finding a chime to work with it. I'm going for Ring Chime via homebridge integration, hopefully it works smoothly- price. with all the advancements in the past year $200 is a high price for middle-of-the-road doorbell. If only the Reolink doorbell had homebridge support...

Great picture, easy to use

Have had this for about a month now. Had cloudkey plus I added this to, and am using the ubiquiti doorbell power supply with it. Very easy to physically install as well as to add into the cloudkey and configure. Highly recommend having someone help during installation, mainly they hold the doorbell in place and you see if you like the position/camera angle/etc. before you drill anything. The location I placed it in doesn't get great wifi, (I need to move the AP to a better spot.) but the camera still manages to output 2MP picture to 2 different devices without too many interruptions/connection drops.The smart detect is pretty decent at spotting actual people and cars vs. the myriad of squirrels, cats, and birds in our location. Drawing the 'detection zone' borders ... MoreHave had this for about a month now. Had cloudkey plus I added this to, and am using the ubiquiti doorbell power supply with it. Very easy to physically install as well as to add into the cloudkey and configure. Highly recommend having someone help during installation, mainly they hold the doorbell in place and you see if you like the position/camera angle/etc. before you drill anything. The location I placed it in doesn't get great wifi, (I need to move the AP to a better spot.) but the camera still manages to output 2MP picture to 2 different devices without too many interruptions/connection drops.The smart detect is pretty decent at spotting actual people and cars vs. the myriad of squirrels, cats, and birds in our location. Drawing the 'detection zone' borders is pretty straightforward.Not too much documentation with the product itself, just a quick diagram on how to install. Thinking about installing a physical doorbell chime to tie into it (the website has a list of compatible ones), as we don't always have our phones on us to know someone is ringing the doorbell.I also very much like that you have the option of NOT saving all your video on the cloud, providing some form of control over my privacy. Won't get that with some of the other brands.Great picture in daylight, and at night with the built in light and our porch light on, it's 'low light mode' works great and you can still see a really good picture.Have not used the mic/speaker too much, but the basic testing i did they worked fine / could hear things and the other end could hear me just fine.

Great quality product but Ubiquiti lacks customisations in the software.

The good: The item is amazing build quality and has very good video, object detection and it just works. The bad: the issues i found were mainly with the ubiquiti unifi software. there isnt a snooze on alerts or a separate chime for the doorbell when someone pushes the button which will make the same alert sound as the notifications for the cameras on the phone app. in only runs on 12v so no POE which would of been a good feature.

Great video doorbell if a little expensive

Been waiting for this doorbell for over a year and eventually decided to take the plunge and pay a little more ordering it from the US. Very easy to set up with Unifi CloudKey running Protect. A simple case of installing the app on pho e, enabling Bluetooth and entering WiFi password. The only issue when using this outside the US is that it is designed for 24vac mechanical chimes. There is currently no Unifi chime unit although that may well change. As most UK doorbells are either 8 or 16vac, a relay is required in addition to a 24vac 30va transformer. I used the BCS Ideas VDBI solid state current sensing relay, which is a tad expensive but also silent. After installing the Homebridge Unifi Protect plugin, I now get doorbell notifications on my Apple TVs. I also ... MoreBeen waiting for this doorbell for over a year and eventually decided to take the plunge and pay a little more ordering it from the US. Very easy to set up with Unifi CloudKey running Protect. A simple case of installing the app on pho e, enabling Bluetooth and entering WiFi password. The only issue when using this outside the US is that it is designed for 24vac mechanical chimes. There is currently no Unifi chime unit although that may well change. As most UK doorbells are either 8 or 16vac, a relay is required in addition to a 24vac 30va transformer. I used the BCS Ideas VDBI solid state current sensing relay, which is a tad expensive but also silent. After installing the Homebridge Unifi Protect plugin, I now get doorbell notifications on my Apple TVs. I also hooked up a Raspberry Pi with a relay board in series with the door chime so I can have a do not disturb feature for the chime during unsociable hours. Very pleased, far better than the subscription based doorbells that are so common.