Chime Pro

The Ring Chime Pro works really well and was super easy to set up. It extends my WiFi signal and makes sure I never miss any notifications from my Ring devices. The sound is clear, and I like that you can choose different tones and adjust the volume. It also helps improve the connection for my cameras. Overall, very convenient and definitely worth it!

This is an amazing product. I can never hear my ring doorbell when I'm not near it. This item allowed me to connect to my ring doorbell and hear a ding dong (or any sound you want) anywhere in my home. It was so easy to set up and works great.

Love that it has its own WiFi built in as my ring doorbell kept losing single to my home WiFi bc of the distance. I tried a WiFi extender and that still didn’t work so I ended up purchasing this. Works perfectly, easy setup. I like the nightlight feature also.

The chime pro extended the reach of my WiFi so my camera on my garage would work. Works great. It was not fully functional without it.

The Ring Doorbell Camera comes with a Chime Kit Mini. It's a small device that installs into the existing home chime unit. It provides a simple chime sound when the doorbell button is pressed on the camera unit but this Ring Chime Pro will augment that Chime Kit Mini providing an abundance of additional chime sounds, a night light, and act as a Wi-Fi extension. You select a wall receptacle to plug it into and then add it via the Ring App to your existing Wi-Fi system, that's it. Select your Chime sound, control the night light from the app, and use it to connect devices to your home network. If you own a large home you can install more than one to better hear the door chime in remote parts of your home. It connects via Wi-Fi. It's super simple. I can also attest that Ring has 24/7 SUPERB support if you have any issues or questions. Highly recommended. Cheers!

Chime was easy to set up and works perfectly! I really love the nightlight feature. I will definitely be buying more for around the house. The sound quality is excellent and the wi-fi range stretches as far as needed. Highly recommended!

I first bought a Ring doorbell cam 4 and hard wire installed it. RSSI signal strength was around -65 which was ok but not good. Because RSSI is a negative number, the lower number the better. For example, the best RSSI is -59 to -1. I then bought the Ring Chime Pro and installed it in a wall outlet between the router and the doorbell. The app said, no good, find a different location. I tried three more locations, including a wall outlet inside the house located only about 8 feet from the outside doorbell. Signal strength still not good. Finally, I used an extension cord and located the Ring Chime pro on top of a dresser that is literally one foot from the doorbell, with only the house's outer wall between the doorbell cam and the Ring Chime Pro. At first, still no good! I felt defeated. But wait, there is more! I checked on it a couple of hours later and all of a sudden, the RSSI was great, it was -44. My conclusion is that do not be thrown off by an initial bad reading. Apparently it takes awhile either to establish the good connection and/or the Ring cam device only updates the signal strength report every so often. So now I conclude that it is possible that some of the other locations I tried may also work. To adequately test each location, I believe you need to install it and let it sit there for awhile. In the Ring app, go to the Ring doorbell cam settings, click on "Device Health" to see the current RSSI value, but also scroll down and to see the date and time of the last "Device Health Check." If that time is a couple of hours ago, do something to the doorbell cam to trigger it, like ring the doorbell, and then check device health again. I did this and the RSSI value changed for the better. It has now been over a week, and I am consistently getting an RSSI from the router to the Ring Chime Pro, and from the Ring Chime Pro to the Ring cam, of about RSSI-45, which is great. Other things: As other reviewers have noted, you truly can easily turn off the nightlight, the chime alerts, and even the little blue status light. In other words, you can easily make the Ring Chime Pro a completely dark and silent device whose only purpose is the signal strength boost. This is all I wanted because my doorbell cam is hard wired to my mechanical doorbell chimes and I don't need any part of it except the signal boost. Thus I give five starts to the Ring Chime Pro. I have not yet reviewed the Ring doorbell cam itself, but my comment on that is that if you have a brick house, like mine, and your doorbell is in a corner far away from your router, you will probably need to also pay $49 for the Ring Chime Pro, unless you already have a system of mesh wifi boosters. Also, the Ring Chime Pro is super easy to install. Assuming you have already installed the Ring app on your phone, you just plug the Ring Chime Pro into a wall outlet. Then you do have to wait a few minutes while the app sends a firmware update to the device. After that, the app will start giving you prompts that the location is no good. But if you feel the location is pretty good, I would wait, as described above, and see if the signal strength improves over time.

I bought this 3xtender because I have 3 cameras that needed a boost to them. It Was probably the easiest setup I've ever experienced. You simply plug in. Scan the QR code. It practically walks you through perfectly on how to hook up. Took less than 5 minutes. I ran test. It did the job in boosting the signal strength of my cameras. Great price and ease of setup Was fantastic.