I am not satisfied with the product, having it for over a month and trying to solve the problems with patches.

Starting with the few positives:

- The quality and range of the image are sufficient, and faces are clearly visible.
- It is very easy to set up (wireless).

Negatives:

- The range of the doorbell working on RF 433.92MHz is, I would say, small. I have it 20 meters away from our gate with a wall in between, and half the time the signal doesn't reach, resulting in me not knowing when someone rings the doorbell as the included chime doesn't make any sound. Keep in mind that previously I had a cheap legrand doorbell (without a camera, etc.) and its chime always worked, also on 433.92MHz, and they were placed in the same positions.

- Luckily, this is somewhat mitigated by receiving notifications on the connected mobile phones. However, it requires everyone in the house to have their mobile phones with them. To solve this, I bought Google speakers and displays so that at least they would announce "someone is at the door". What was surprising? The Woox application connected to Google Home didn't announce the visitor!!! After a lot of searching, I found out that this specific doorbell is essentially produced by Tuya, so it is compatible with the Tuya and Smart Life applications. Therefore, I installed those applications instead of Woox and connected them to Google Home, and magically the notifications started working properly. However, keep in mind that it doesn't work very well with Google displays in the sense that it doesn't automatically open the camera video when someone rings the doorbell. It simply tells you that someone is at the door. Anyway, it's a minor issue...

- Motion detection... Terrible. I did endless experiments, walking in front of the door, and nothing. At any sensitivity level. Sometimes it would wake up even when I was moving away. Nothing, I just got fed up and completely disabled the motion detection. I didn't really need it, and it also drains the battery.

- Lastly, and worst of all... Battery life. It has 2x18650 batteries, and they claim to last 6-8 weeks. With my Wi-Fi signal at 64% (not perfect, but not bad either), motion sensor disabled, and reducing the resolution, I haven't been able to keep it alive for more than 4 days. And my doorbell rings 4-5 times a day at most. I even had to buy rechargeable batteries of the same type and a charger in case the original batteries were faulty. I even bought higher capacity batteries. Nothing... And even with the new batteries, they barely last five days. So, I have to change the batteries every 4-5 days.

It's not worth it, guys! I am looking for alternative solutions.