REOLINKDigital Chime, Only Compatible with Reolink Video Doorbell, Easy Plug & Play, Remote Control via the App, Multiple Ringtone Choices

Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to the Reolink Digital Chime – the ultimate doorbell chime that’s so simple to set up, you’ll wonder why you ever bothered with those complicated, multi-tool-required contraptions of the past.First things first: Installation. This chime is so plug-and-play, it’s practically begging you to give it a try. I’m talking “plug it in, and it works” easy. I’m not saying I’ve seen more complex instructions on a cereal box, but I wouldn’t be surprised if this chime came with a single, nonchalant step: “Plug it in, and you’re done.” It’s like magic, only with fewer rabbits and more cheerfulness.The moment I plugged it in, the chime sprang to life with such enthusiasm, I half-expected it to start applauding. It’s got this delightful, crisp tone that makes every visitor feel like they’re part of a special event. I don’t even need to open the door anymore – the chime’s cheerful “ding-dong” tells me everything I need to know. My doorbell’s got more pep than my morning coffee!And let’s talk about remote control. This chime is so user-friendly, you can adjust the volume from the comfort of your couch – or even from the other room. My favorite part? It’s so responsive that I’ve taken to just randomly pressing the button to see if it’s still working. Spoiler alert: It always is, and it always makes me smile.For those concerned about compatibility: It works like a charm with the Reolink Video Doorbell. I’m not saying it has a soulmate, but if it did, this would be it. They’re like peanut butter and jelly, only more technologically advanced and less messy.So if you want a doorbell chime that’s as easy as pie (and just as delightful), the Reolink Digital Chime is your answer. It’s so simple, even my dogs could probably figure it out if they had opposable thumbs. Five stars for turning doorbell chimes into a breeze and making every ring feel like a celebration!

We had a ring before Renovations. Loved the ability to see who’s at door. My husband didn’t want to put up another. Vendors coming and going and random ppl knocking on door I said I WANT and need another video doorbell. We had just installed the rep security cameras and he asked the installer how their doorbell was.He said great and, it is. I got the 180 view as we walk right into the house and there are no stairs just a step up.Can speak to them, i have motion detection on always. The pics are very clear. I’m glad we went with them.

I have 3 of these total. 2 I purchased separately and one that came with my POE Doorbell. These are easy to set up. Plug it in, hold the settings button until it makes a noise, and sync it in the app under Doorbell > Chime > +All 3 are plugged in throughout my house and they all ring when the doorbell is pressed.If you have the V1 doorbell, you can only use 1 chime. If you have the newer version, it supports up to 5. I may end up buying 2 more.

It's a very straightforward process to connect it to your Reolink doorbell camera. It's loud as hell and even has some fun features such as different chimes. (I really wish they'd give us the ability to create our own custom sounds, though. That'd be a GOOD TIME in our house! LOL)All-in-all... It REALLY gets your attention and having multiples of them in the house means you WILL hear it wherever you're at.Great job, Reolink.

It is great to be able to have the doorbell ring wherever I place this Reolink "chime only." Parts of our house make it hard to hear the regular doorbell, but now I can hear it in more distant rooms.

Had to install through NVR gui with doorbell behind nvr. Works as expected

Setup up very easy

The chime connects fine with the Reolink Doorbell as long as it is stand alone. To actually take full advantage of the Reolink Doorbell, you have to use the Reolink Home Hub Pro. Once the doorbell connects to the Home Hub Pro, the Chime breaks, and you cannot add it anywhere in their software - desktop app or mobile app.Support guided me to factory reset the doorbell to try to add the chime. This process allowed me to connect the chime, which functioned until I unplugged it to move it to another outlet. This is not a proximity issue, this is a Reolink product issue. The screenshots in the documentation even show a discrepancy where you cannot add the Chime from the Home Hub Pro.Support has been really helpful, which I appreciated.It looks like this may have since been resolved in the product.