Doorbell Cameras That Don T Require Subscription

Doorbell works great and does everything you’d expect. I love the fact that it’s local storage and does not require a subscription like Ring. Picture and audio quality is great.

I am extremely happy with the video doorbell. Installation was easy and I like that this doorbell does not require a subscription to view the recording of events. As a bonus, I was able to add doorbell as a camera on my Lorex NR908X and that allows video to be saved on its hard drives. I am glad I did a little research to discover that this was exactly what I looking for.

I’ve tried a couple of different doorbells to include Ring and Logitech. I became fed up with Ring and the push for a monthly subscription fee. I initially liked Logitech, but it was problematic since it would disconnect from the Apple Home and be difficult to reconnect. Finally, it refused to charge and stopped working all together. I wanted a doorbell where I didn’t have to pay to retain the images & that actually worked. I paid for the equipment and should not be at the mercy of the company for a subscription. The picture is great. The chime rings on my phone and on the house doorbell chimes. It does what it is supposed to do.

This is a great doorbell that compliments an Amazon prime subscription. It helps deter package theft simply with its presence. It also works to annouce whose at the door if you have a familiar visitor and google home. I can't wait for Google Aware for the whole home security package!

I was tired of paying an annual subscription for a video doorbell that went off line a lot and did not capture people on my front porch. I have had the Lorex installed for a month now and it has not missed any activity on my front porch and I have never had to reset it. Best of all it came with a SD card, so no annual fee. I am very happy with it. It installed easily and connected to my Wi-Fi very easily. The app works fine.

We own two of these lenses for special projects that require fisheye lenses. We use them on the RED Epic Dragon and on Sony cameras with Metabones adapters. (Ironically we don't own any Canon cameras). The fact is that we tested every fisheye available on planet Earth and this is simply the sharpest, period. Trust me. Yes, the design of the lens cap is not very tough and a little stupid. Get over it. You don't buy a lens based on the lens cap. Be careful with the lens, it's a fisheye and the outer element is exposed and vulnerable. That's the nature of a fisheye. I can't believe all the people complaining about that. That's how fisheyes are. If you need to put a filter on it, there is a gel filter holder on the back.

I have been waiting for a camera like this. I love that it has its own memory card and doesn't require a costly subscription to run my camera. I have it in a remote location and run it from a jet pack. I would definitely recommend and will also be purchasing more of these cameras

Combine this as a cascaded router with my ATT fiber subscription. It more than doubled the speeds. It did require some configuration, but it definitely improved performance.

I don't require much from these, except to be a piece of glass. Good for me.

I have bee waiting for a lens with this range, now I don't require two lens.