Good, with a setup caveat
Pairing wants the router SSID visible; the app flow took one retry. It has been flawless since.
Model OV-CH1 107 reviews
$34.99 per unit · volume pricing applies at 5 and 20 units
Plug-in chime with local microSD storage and 90 dB ring.
| 1–4 units | $34.99 / unit | standard |
|---|---|---|
| 5–19 units | $33.24 / unit | save 5% |
| 20+ units | $30.79 / unit | save 12% |
Tiers apply automatically per line in the quote cart. Larger orders are quoted individually.
Plug it into any socket within Wi-Fi range and it rings when the doorbell is pressed, up to 90 dB with 20 selectable tones. With a card fitted it also keeps a local copy of doorbell clips, so you have footage even if the doorbell battery is taken or the camera is knocked off the wall.
| Model | OV-CH1 |
|---|---|
| Volume | 90 dB maximum, 5 levels |
| Tones | 20 selectable |
| Wireless | 2.4 GHz 802.11 b/g/n |
| Storage | microSD up to 256 GB (doorbell clip backup) |
| Pairing | Up to 4 doorbells |
| Power | 100–240 V AC, US plug |
| Dimensions | 92 x 62 x 42 mm, 130 g |
Pairing wants the router SSID visible; the app flow took one retry. It has been flawless since.
Footage stays local, which is the whole point. Our installer was impressed with the cable-gland options.
Fits a standard doorbell plate and the chime tone is decent. I would have liked a wall-mount option.
No. Video stays on the local recorder or SD card first; the cloud option is optional.
The V2 fits standard doorbell wiring. The dual-cam model needs a wider bracket, which is included in the box.
The chime is adjustable across three levels. The default is loud enough for a full house without being shrill.
On battery models the final session is buffered to the card before the battery drops; on wired models power is continuous.