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product_id: 524731524
title: "Wired Video Doorbell, 2K+ 5MP Smart Doorbell Camera with Chime"
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# Dual-band 2.4/5GHz WiFi & Ethernet 5MP Super HD clarity 24/7 wired + plug-in power Wired Video Doorbell, 2K+ 5MP Smart Doorbell Camera with Chime

**Brand:** reolink
**Price:** ¥47401
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚪🔔 Elevate your doorstep game with smart security that never sleeps!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Wired Video Doorbell, 2K+ 5MP Smart Doorbell Camera with Chime by reolink
- **How much does it cost?** ¥47401 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.jp](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/524731524-wired-video-doorbell-2k-5mp-smart-doorbell-camera-with-chime)

## Best For

- reolink enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted reolink brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart AI Detection:** Get precise human-only alerts with customizable motion zones to cut down false alarms.
- • **Flexible Local Storage:** Secure your footage with microSD, NVR, or cloud options—no monthly fees, total privacy control.
- • **Crystal-Clear 5MP Video:** Experience razor-sharp, HDR-enhanced visuals day and night with advanced distortion correction.
- • **Uninterrupted Power Supply:** Choose wired or plug-in adapter for continuous, reliable operation—never miss a visitor.
- • **Seamless Multi-Platform Control:** Hands-free voice commands via Alexa & Google Assistant plus instant app notifications keep you connected anywhere.

## Overview

The Reolink Wired Video Doorbell delivers stunning 5MP 2K+ video with HDR and night color vision, powered continuously via wired or plug-in adapter. Featuring AI-powered human detection, customizable motion zones, and dual-band WiFi plus Ethernet connectivity, it ensures fast, accurate alerts and seamless integration with Alexa and Google Assistant. Includes a wireless chime with customizable tones and volume, plus versatile local storage options (microSD, NVR, cloud) for secure, subscription-free video management. Designed for easy installation and robust weather resistance (IP65), it’s the perfect smart doorbell for professionals seeking reliable, high-quality home security with full control and zero compromises.

## Description

Product Description Smart AI Detection & Rich Alerts Accurately detects people, vehicles, and animals. Pair with Rich Notifications for live snapshots. Instant Video Call Response When a visitor presses the doorbell, a live video call will be sent instantly to your phone. Hear From Anywhere Includes an indoor chime. Easily customize tunes and 5 volume levels via the Reolink App. Wired Power & 24/7 Recording Hardwired connection supports 24/7 recording and pre-recording. Uses doorbell wiring for power only. Customized Detection Zones Customize your motion zones to focus on what matters most and eliminate unnecessary alerts. Clear Two-Way Talk & Quick Replies Talk with visitors via echo-canceling audio or respond instantly with pre-set quick replies. Multiple Local Storage Options Secure your footage locally with zero monthly fees. Works with NVRs, Home Hubs, and SD cards. Data Encryption & Privacy Mask Advanced encryption and customizable Privacy Masks keep your personal data fully secured. Multi-Platform & Account Sharing Supports up to 20 user accounts for easy family sharing, with 12 users streaming at once. Hands-Free Voice Control Works with Alexa and Google Assistant for easy two-way audio, live view, and alert notifications. Reolink Security Products Protect Your Home Wired Video Doorbell PoE Video Doorbell Doorbell-B (2nd Gen) E1 TrackMix WiFi-G Elite Floodlight WiFi Home Hub Pro

Review: A very nice product in a great package. Well done Reolink - Having wanted a doorbell that I could integrate with Home Assistant, have local control over, block cloud access but not hamper its features, not be tied into anyone’s expensive hardware (unify) and still have excellent quality at a reasonable price point, I went for this. I went for the WiFi version despite the obvious downsides, as I have other cameras and this is more for notifications rather than security - and it would be difficult for me to run PoE to its location (I was, however, really pleased to see Ethernet as an option in case that changes in the future). Despite being released for some time, this doorbell still ticked all the boxes. The signal strength to my unify APs on the 2.4GHz band is 100% in the unify console with the nearest UAC-AC-Pro approx 5M away through brick wall - so the antenna in the doorbell is obviously good. I paid £85.49 after applying a 5% voucher for this doorbell, which I thought was pretty amazing considering the competition (especially since the sensor in this unit consistently comes out in the top few). I have it integrated with HA and Frigate using the Coral TPU and so far performance has been good. I’ve never really taken much notice of Reolink before, but I must say I’m really quite impressed. Config can be handled entirely from Web UI, but even their app works locally or via VPN despite being blocked from WAN access (after the initial setup). WAN access was blocked using DNS to restrict just Reolink’s domain and sub domains so that NTP still works, with HA handling push notifications. Video quality is excellent with adjustable settings and ONVIF and RTSP work well. There’s a ton of under the hood settings and granularity - for example AI person and motion detection as well as image colour/brightness etc. The settings for AI and motion are obviously handled in camera and have been useful in refining the notifications sent to my phone via HA. This allows the separate AI person detection in Frigate to work independently so gives total control over events. As a side note: It wasn’t clear from the plethora of YouTube reviews if the button ring led lights on visitor approach (a feature I think looks really slick) but I can confirm that it does, and this is handled by the doorbell unit itself. Firmware is available from the Reolink website without allowing the doorbell WAN access (another tick in the box). I wanted the push notifications on my phone to have the same tone as the door bell and chime. A quick search found a subreddit where someone has provided all 11 audio files. This made it easy to import into HA on my phone to have a more synchronous alert experience. In terms of the product features, I’m really impressed. I’m also thoroughly impressed with what’s in the box. I was expecting no PSU like other brands, and expected to have to get a 24v transformer, but this comes not only with a PSU, but a very generous extension cable and various other leads to integrate with your existing wiring and chime. So in summary: If you are looking for something you have total “un-crippled” control over without spending a ton, then go for this. I solved the issue of the quick release slot (which all these smart doorbells seem to have to be fair) by installing a corner bracket directly below the hole (at bottom of unit) which I painted black with hammerite. The screw into the wall is a security torx. I don’t think one can reasonably do more than that - if someone’s determined to rip it off the wall after that, well then they probably always would have. I’ve only had this 48 hours so I will monitor and update if I experience any issue but I really am genuinely impressed with this so far. :-) Reolink appear to be getting every aspect right so far…. 👏 I hope they stay this way and I cannot wait for their next Doorbell (hopefully with a package cam and LCD screen? ;-)) Update (20240301): Having now had this installed for about a month I can say that I do not regret my purchase decision. The only downside that I can tell of so far is that the WiFi signal strength occasionally dips (I setup an automation in HA to notify my phone) but I solved this by placing a repeater near the front door, just to ensure continued connection. The weather has been awful recently so I suspect this to be the cause. Most likely in summer I will have zero issues. As previously mentioned this is not for 24/7 recording, if it were I would probably recommend the PoE version just to ensure connection. After installing the repeater, the unit is now approx 2 meters from an AP. I repeated a site survey to ensure WiFi interference was not a factor. I am still under the opinion that this is an excellent unit for the price - even the WiFi version - considering the flexibility and feature set. WiFi signal issues can most likely be mitigated and this continues to be a viable option for those who cannot run PoE to the front door. The unit continues to work well with frigate and HA. I have experienced no other issues with it. I’m giving this a 10/10 because I truly believe it represents value for money and it does the job I wanted and more. I will absolutely be keeping an eye on Reolink’s offerings in the future.
Review: The best doorbell to use without a cloud subscription - This doorbell works really well, and I'm very pleased with it. Would highly recommend. Based on previous experiences I would very much recommend a permanently powered doorbell like this rather than battery powered - as that's the only way you get good pre-event recording. I was able to wire it to existing doorbell wiring so it was very easy to install - you need a (min 12V, max 24V) supply for the doorbell - I already had a 24V transformer installed for the doorbell wiring due to a previous Ring Pro install, which worked perfectly. Many older UK doorbells are only 8V though - so check the voltage is high enough (or replace the transformer) if you want to use existing wiring. If you dont already have doorbell wiring, or it can't supply enough power then you can instead power it with the included plug-in power supply - a good length of cabling is included in the box, but you may have to drill a hole through your doorframe for it. But worth it! Once installed and powered it does the job brilliantly. Will integrate with alexa or google home. The included wireless chime works well. You can't buy additional chimes from reolink separately unfortunately - but apparently any programmable 433Mhz chime will work. According to the internet the KERUI M525 works for example. Because its a simple 433Mhz signal for the chime the doorbell will still ring even if your Internet connection is down! The wifi connection has been rock solid in any case. Helps that it supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz!. You do have an ethernet port on the doorbell too so you can skip wifi altogether if you want to. The APP works well, alerts come through instantly. It can notify you for any motion, or it can detect a person and notify for that. The app connects pretty much instantly, and the video quality is great (including at night) Unlike many doorbells you have a complete choice as to where your footage is stored, and you do not have to pay a subscription. You can have the doorbell store video 1) On a MicroSD card on the doorbell itself. That's easiest, and costs nothing, but I'd recommend an additional storage option also for backup/security from one of the following... 2) Reolink Cloud service (£32.49/year) 3) Reolink NVR (check desertcart for current price https://www.desertcart.co.uk/gp/product/B0CDW6N7V5 ) - One off fee, and once set up will store footage from the doorbell + other security cameras. Can record 24/7 with this. 4) FTP Server. The doorbell can transfer recordings via FTP to whatever FTP server you configure. This is what I have set up - an old Raspberry Pi with a large USB storage key. 5) RTSP / ONVIF stream. You can have your own NVR record 24/7 with this option. It can also e-mail clips to an address you configure if you want. Basically this doorbell is brilliant - It does everything I want - and leaves my previous Ring Pro (and then Blink) for dust, and all for just a one off purchase price!

## Features

- Wired+Plug-In Adapter | Doorbell with 5MP Super HD video: Incridible 5MP HD, with advanced HDR/3D DNR and distortion correction technologies, bings you sharp and detailed images even in low light conditions. Non-stop power around the clock with Plug-In Adapter, for people who don't have existing doorbell wiring.
- Answer the Door Faster: With its built-in mic and speaker, you can hear and talk back to the visitors even if you're not at home. You can also preset voice messages or automatic replies for times when you're occupied
- Accurate Alerts: You can set it to alert you when human is detected, ignoring trivial non-human passers-by, and you can set motion zone to decide where objects’ movements will be detected
- Flexible Storage Options: It supports pre-roll recording, which provides valuable 6s footage from before an event is triggered. Recordings can be stored to a micro SD card (Max. 256GB, not included), Reolink NVR or Reolink Cloud
- 2.4/5GHz Dual-Band WiFi: No worry about network disconnection; its 5GHz WiFi ensures a stable and fluent network experience. No worry about harsh weather as well; it's waterproof
- 180° Wide Viewing Angle: Find the right position for your doorbell with its 15° wedge kit and enjoy the super wide field of view. Get more extra surrounding details for better and quicker responses
- Two Charging Options: You can charge your doorbell by connecting to the existing wires of your house or by using the power adaptor. Choose one that suits your home best
- Chime Included: Plug the chime included to any electrical socket at any room and be confidently alerted when visitors "knock". You can choose 1 of its 10 tunes and adjust its volume
- Answer Your Door, Hands-Free: As easy as saying “Hey Google, show me the backyard”, you can check what’s happening there on your Google Nest Hub

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0B4KBMDD3 |
| Alert Type | Motion Only |
| Antenna Location | Outdoor Security |
| Batteries are Required | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | 10,513 in DIY & Tools ( See Top 100 in DIY & Tools ) 64 in Video Doorbells |
| Brand | Reolink |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone |
| Connectivity Protocol | Wi-Fi |
| Connectivity technology | Wireless |
| Control Method | App |
| Controller Type | Google Assistant |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 2,126 Reviews |
| Effective Still Resolution | 5 MP |
| Effective Video Resolution | 5.0 |
| Flash Memory Type | Micro SD |
| Form Factor | Rectangular |
| Frame Rate | 20 frames_per_second |
| Included Components | Wedge,Mounting Plate,Chime,Power Adapter,Power Extension Cable,1M Enternet Cable,Quick Start Guide,Mounting Hole Template,Jumper Cable,Pack of Screws |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor, Outdoor |
| Indoor/Outdoor usage | Indoor, Outdoor |
| Installation Type | Screw In |
| Item Dimensions | 13.3 x 4.8 x 2.3 centimetres |
| Item Type Name | Reolink Video Doorbell WiFi |
| Light Source | Infrared |
| Manufacturer | Reolink |
| Material | Plastic |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 256 GB |
| Model Name | Reolink Video Doorbell WiFi |
| Model Number | Reolink Video Doorbell WiFi |
| Model name | Reolink Video Doorbell WiFi |
| Mount Type | Wall Mount |
| Network Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Night Vision | Night Color |
| Number of Channels | 2 |
| Number of Items | 2 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Night Vision |
| Part Number | Doorbell-W |
| Photo Sensor Technology | CMOS |
| Power source | Corded Electric |
| Rear Webcam Resolution | 5 MP |
| Recommended uses for product | Outdoor Security |
| Room Type | Living Room |
| Special feature | Night Vision |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Video Capture Format | H.264 |
| Video Capture Resolution | 5 MP |
| Video Encoding Format | H.264 |
| Viewing Angle | 180 Degrees |
| Voltage | 24 Volts |
| Waterproof Rating | IP65 |
| Wattage | 6 watts |
| Wireless Technology Type | Wi-Fi |
| Zoom Type | Digital Zoom |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Reolink
- **Connectivity technology:** Wireless
- **Model name:** Reolink Video Doorbell WiFi
- **Recommended uses for product:** Outdoor Security
- **Special feature:** Night Vision

## Images

![Wired Video Doorbell, 2K+ 5MP Smart Doorbell Camera with Chime - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/612M7WxN6wL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is it poe camera ?**
A: Hello. Please kindly note that this video doorbell camera you are looking at is a wifi version. If you prefer a PoE version, you can refer to https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0B4KCSZ2M

**Q: Can this be installed to my hard wired basic doorbell? I’m struggling and May end up sending back**
A: Hello, Doorbell camera is not compatible with other brands of chime.  And our chime is not compatible with other brands of cameras, can not be used with old doorbells or original mechanical chimes.

**Q: Can it be connected to your existing normal doorbell**
A: Only if your existing doorbell powers more than 12V as this doorbell requires about 16V. 
Mine did as my old doorbell had a transformer to power up to 24V

**Q: Where does the memory SD Card slot into? Door Bell camera or Chime**
A: Hi, the SD card will be installed on the Doorbell, not the chime.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A very nice product in a great package. Well done Reolink
*by C***N on 2 February 2024*

Having wanted a doorbell that I could integrate with Home Assistant, have local control over, block cloud access but not hamper its features, not be tied into anyone’s expensive hardware (unify) and still have excellent quality at a reasonable price point, I went for this. I went for the WiFi version despite the obvious downsides, as I have other cameras and this is more for notifications rather than security - and it would be difficult for me to run PoE to its location (I was, however, really pleased to see Ethernet as an option in case that changes in the future). Despite being released for some time, this doorbell still ticked all the boxes. The signal strength to my unify APs on the 2.4GHz band is 100% in the unify console with the nearest UAC-AC-Pro approx 5M away through brick wall - so the antenna in the doorbell is obviously good. I paid £85.49 after applying a 5% voucher for this doorbell, which I thought was pretty amazing considering the competition (especially since the sensor in this unit consistently comes out in the top few). I have it integrated with HA and Frigate using the Coral TPU and so far performance has been good. I’ve never really taken much notice of Reolink before, but I must say I’m really quite impressed. Config can be handled entirely from Web UI, but even their app works locally or via VPN despite being blocked from WAN access (after the initial setup). WAN access was blocked using DNS to restrict just Reolink’s domain and sub domains so that NTP still works, with HA handling push notifications. Video quality is excellent with adjustable settings and ONVIF and RTSP work well. There’s a ton of under the hood settings and granularity - for example AI person and motion detection as well as image colour/brightness etc. The settings for AI and motion are obviously handled in camera and have been useful in refining the notifications sent to my phone via HA. This allows the separate AI person detection in Frigate to work independently so gives total control over events. As a side note: It wasn’t clear from the plethora of YouTube reviews if the button ring led lights on visitor approach (a feature I think looks really slick) but I can confirm that it does, and this is handled by the doorbell unit itself. Firmware is available from the Reolink website without allowing the doorbell WAN access (another tick in the box). I wanted the push notifications on my phone to have the same tone as the door bell and chime. A quick search found a subreddit where someone has provided all 11 audio files. This made it easy to import into HA on my phone to have a more synchronous alert experience. In terms of the product features, I’m really impressed. I’m also thoroughly impressed with what’s in the box. I was expecting no PSU like other brands, and expected to have to get a 24v transformer, but this comes not only with a PSU, but a very generous extension cable and various other leads to integrate with your existing wiring and chime. So in summary: If you are looking for something you have total “un-crippled” control over without spending a ton, then go for this. I solved the issue of the quick release slot (which all these smart doorbells seem to have to be fair) by installing a corner bracket directly below the hole (at bottom of unit) which I painted black with hammerite. The screw into the wall is a security torx. I don’t think one can reasonably do more than that - if someone’s determined to rip it off the wall after that, well then they probably always would have. I’ve only had this 48 hours so I will monitor and update if I experience any issue but I really am genuinely impressed with this so far. :-) Reolink appear to be getting every aspect right so far…. 👏 I hope they stay this way and I cannot wait for their next Doorbell (hopefully with a package cam and LCD screen? ;-)) Update (20240301): Having now had this installed for about a month I can say that I do not regret my purchase decision. The only downside that I can tell of so far is that the WiFi signal strength occasionally dips (I setup an automation in HA to notify my phone) but I solved this by placing a repeater near the front door, just to ensure continued connection. The weather has been awful recently so I suspect this to be the cause. Most likely in summer I will have zero issues. As previously mentioned this is not for 24/7 recording, if it were I would probably recommend the PoE version just to ensure connection. After installing the repeater, the unit is now approx 2 meters from an AP. I repeated a site survey to ensure WiFi interference was not a factor. I am still under the opinion that this is an excellent unit for the price - even the WiFi version - considering the flexibility and feature set. WiFi signal issues can most likely be mitigated and this continues to be a viable option for those who cannot run PoE to the front door. The unit continues to work well with frigate and HA. I have experienced no other issues with it. I’m giving this a 10/10 because I truly believe it represents value for money and it does the job I wanted and more. I will absolutely be keeping an eye on Reolink’s offerings in the future.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best doorbell to use without a cloud subscription
*by J***S on 6 April 2024*

This doorbell works really well, and I'm very pleased with it. Would highly recommend. Based on previous experiences I would very much recommend a permanently powered doorbell like this rather than battery powered - as that's the only way you get good pre-event recording. I was able to wire it to existing doorbell wiring so it was very easy to install - you need a (min 12V, max 24V) supply for the doorbell - I already had a 24V transformer installed for the doorbell wiring due to a previous Ring Pro install, which worked perfectly. Many older UK doorbells are only 8V though - so check the voltage is high enough (or replace the transformer) if you want to use existing wiring. If you dont already have doorbell wiring, or it can't supply enough power then you can instead power it with the included plug-in power supply - a good length of cabling is included in the box, but you may have to drill a hole through your doorframe for it. But worth it! Once installed and powered it does the job brilliantly. Will integrate with alexa or google home. The included wireless chime works well. You can't buy additional chimes from reolink separately unfortunately - but apparently any programmable 433Mhz chime will work. According to the internet the KERUI M525 works for example. Because its a simple 433Mhz signal for the chime the doorbell will still ring even if your Internet connection is down! The wifi connection has been rock solid in any case. Helps that it supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz!. You do have an ethernet port on the doorbell too so you can skip wifi altogether if you want to. The APP works well, alerts come through instantly. It can notify you for any motion, or it can detect a person and notify for that. The app connects pretty much instantly, and the video quality is great (including at night) Unlike many doorbells you have a complete choice as to where your footage is stored, and you do not have to pay a subscription. You can have the doorbell store video 1) On a MicroSD card on the doorbell itself. That's easiest, and costs nothing, but I'd recommend an additional storage option also for backup/security from one of the following... 2) Reolink Cloud service (£32.49/year) 3) Reolink NVR (check amazon for current price https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0CDW6N7V5 ) - One off fee, and once set up will store footage from the doorbell + other security cameras. Can record 24/7 with this. 4) FTP Server. The doorbell can transfer recordings via FTP to whatever FTP server you configure. This is what I have set up - an old Raspberry Pi with a large USB storage key. 5) RTSP / ONVIF stream. You can have your own NVR record 24/7 with this option. It can also e-mail clips to an address you configure if you want. Basically this doorbell is brilliant - It does everything I want - and leaves my previous Ring Pro (and then Blink) for dust, and all for just a one off purchase price!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reviewing at one star due to a single fatal flaw with Alexa integration
*by B***T on 17 December 2024*

Edit: Ok, I initially reviewed at 1 star to draw some attention to the issue below... obviously it did something since I've had messages offering various support (though not a solution to to the problem described). Anyway, now I've cooled down a bit I'm revising to 4 stars. The doorbell is actually very good. The picture is great, response time is good and motion detection, while over sensitive initially, can be tuned to a very fine degree. The issue with the Echo Show devices is not quite as bad as I initially feared, in that you can still request they show the doorbell feed, it is just that you have to disable the automatic jump to the feed on doorbell press, otherwise it messes up the app audio functionality. This is still highly annoying, since "Alexa, show my doorbell" takes a fair few seconds to work, & by the time you've asked for it you may as well just go and answered the door! And it still seems like something that should be solveable, and that other doorbells can achieve. But it's not a dealbreaker, I just hope Reolink get on with sorting it out ASAP. Original Review: Installed my Reolink this week... in most aspects I am happy.... picture is good, software is good, installation was fine... really all good. The big problem came when I found that I was unable to use voice communication from the app on my phone. Obviously, this is one of the key components of these smart doorbells, so not having it is a big issue. After some digging around online, I find that the issue is that I have integrated the doorbell with my Alexa setup, and it turns out that if you have the doorbell enabled on Echo Show devices (I have 3 of them), they 'hijack' the audio communications, rendering it inoperable for use through the app. This is, frankly, ridiculous. Being able to use the doorbell through the Echos was one of the main reasons I got it, but now I find I have no choice but to disable that integration, or lose the even-more-essential communications through the phone app. This is unacceptable. There are forum posts showing Reolink have been alerted to this issue for more than a year, but seemingly no fix is forthcoming. Other doorbells do not have this issue, so it surely cannot be an insurmountable technical challenge. I was planning to follow the doorbell with an investment in a full Reolink security camera setup, but this has shaken my faith in the company and for now those plans are on hold. For now I am going to have to stick with the doorbell as it is, without proper Echo integration. If no fixes present themselves in the new year I will be looking for alternatives. What a frustrating disappointment.

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