Google · Smart Home
The best fit for Google Home households with existing doorbell wiring; reviewers praise the sharper 2K video and wider view. Free use is limited to a few hours of event history, and the Gemini summaries require a Google Home Premium subscription.
Google's 2025 wired video doorbell with a 2K (2048x2048) HDR camera, a 166° diagonal field of view and on-device detection, set up and managed in the Google Home app with Gemini features available on paid plans.
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Google Home and Android users with a wired doorbell who want sharp video and are fine with a light free tier.
| Camera | 2K (2048 x 2048), up to 30 fps, HDR |
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| Field of view | 166° diagonal |
| Zoom | 6x digital |
| Night vision | Up to 10 ft (850 nm IR) |
| Power | 16-24 VAC, 10-40 VA doorbell transformer |
| Wi-Fi | 802.11ac, 2.4/5 GHz |
| Weather resistance | IP65, -4°F to 104°F |
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