Video doorbells are a product category that has becoming increasingly popular over the years. I don’t think I can go more than three houses on my street without seeing on next to someone’s front door. It makes sense. These little gadget can add both a layer of convenience and security to one’s life. Plus, they’re pretty inexpensive compared to an all-out home security system. Right now, even, you can get the Google Nest Doorbell on sale. It’s usually going for $180, but Amazon has them discounted by 22%. This shaves the price down to just $140, saving your $40 for a limited time.
The third generation Google Nest Doorbell is equipped with a 2K HDR video camera that can keep an eye on your porch, front lawn, and street. It’s the highest resolution available to date on a Nest Doorbell. You can see every detail in rich, full color. It even works day or night with it’s robust night vision. The camera has a wide 166-degree field of view so you can see everything outside your front door.
Via the Google Home app, you can check in anytime to see a live feed of in front of your home. You can pull up a video history of recent footage that’s been recorded. You can even have a two-way conversation between your phone and the built-in microphone on the Google Nest Doorbell.
With some video doorbells, they are designed to be wireless which is a fancy way of saying they run on batteries. The problem with this is needing to charge or replace them every so often. You don’t ever want to find yourself in a situation where something happened that you need to review the footage of only to find out nothing was recorded because the camera had died. That’s not an issue here. This Google Nest Doorbell cam is wired so you never need to worry about it running out of battery life.
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The new Google Nest Doorbell is equipped with some Gemini-powered features. This is Google’s proprietary AI. With it, your doorbell can even identify guested arriving at your door individually from each other and notify you, as creepy as that is. You can also use the service to search through your archive of footage. Ask something like “Who let the dogs out?” and instead of playing the 2000 triple-platinum Grammy Award-winning hit song by the Baha Men, it will pull up a bunch of relevant clips of your pets being let outside.
