See who's at your door without opening it. No app, no WiFi, no account, no fee.
No-WiFi Video Doorbell with Indoor Monitor
$34.99
$58.32
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Someone rings. Indoor screen lights up on its own. You see them, press the button, tell them where to leave the box.
Everything to answer your door in five minutes
Plugs in, slides on, pairs in sixty seconds
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No Monthly Fees
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No WiFi Needed
Works Anywhere
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30-day guarantee
Risk-Free Trial
Linda R.
No subscription finally sold me. I'm done paying every month just to see my own door. Does what i want it to love it
Thousands answering their door again
No-WiFi Video Doorbell with Indoor Monitor
Talks back and forth
I didn't know the audio went both ways until the UPS driver answered me. Now I just tell them where to leave it without getting up.
For anyone living alone
If you're by yourself and you've got neighbors who aren't close, get this. I don't answer knocks anymore unless I can see who it is first. The screen sits right on my counter and I know before I walk to the door.
Tired of monthly fees
I was ready to buy one of those name-brand ones until I saw the subscription charge. This one does what I need without billing me every month, and that's what sold me.
I actually answer the door now
I used to just not answer if I wasn't expecting someone. Now the screen lights up and I can see it's the neighbor or the UPS man, and I talk to them through the speaker without getting up. I've answered probably twenty deliveries in the last month that I would have missed completely before, and three times it's been someone I didn't know and I just stayed sitting right where I was.
Thought I'd need help setting it up
I was sure I'd have to call my son to make it work, but I had it running in under ten minutes. Just plugged in the screen and stuck the camera up. Done.
No WiFi, no problem
Our internet goes down every time it storms, which made every other doorbell camera useless out here. This one doesn't need it. Camera talks straight to the screen and I can still see who's at the door when the router's blinking red.
See Who's There, No WiFi Needed
I bought it so I could see who was knocking, but now people see the camera and don't even try to take packages. Two weeks in and not one box has walked off.
If you live alone, get this
I'm a widow, 68, and I was standing at my door last month with my eye pressed to that useless peephole trying to decide if I should open it. I bought this for myself and now I just look at the screen on my counter. If you're alone in your house and you hesitate at knocks, this is for you. I wish I'd done it years ago.
No monthly fee sold me
I was tired of subscriptions on everything. Saw no monthly charge and ordered it that night.
See who knocked without opening your door. No app, no WiFi, no fee.
A knock after dark and you're guessing.
Someone knocks after dark and you stand at the door with your eye against a clouded peephole trying to decide whether to open it.
This system puts a screen on your counter that lights up on its own when someone presses the doorbell. You see exactly who is standing there in full color, head to toe, from your chair.
Press the call button and tell the courier where to leave the box without getting up. The camera pairs directly to the screen over its own wireless link, so nothing touches your router.
The camera runs on a battery and slides onto a backplate. The screen plugs into an outlet and stays put. Footage records to a microSD card that sits in the indoor unit, not the camera outside, so nothing walks away with the recording. You pay once, plug it in, and it works.
Pairs in sixty seconds, no WiFi.
Screen wakes on its own when pressed.
Talk back through two-way audio.
Why This One Actually Works
Most WiFi doorbells end up unplugged in a drawer because the app was too hard, the subscription was too much, or the internet went out and took the camera with it. This one skips all three problems by skipping WiFi entirely.
Why This One Actually Works
Most WiFi doorbells end up unplugged in a drawer because the app was too hard, the subscription was too much, or the internet went out and took the camera with it. This one skips all three problems by skipping WiFi entirely.
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The Numbers: What Actually Matters
The three costs you never pay with this system:
The Numbers: What Actually Matters
The three costs you never pay with this system:
0$/mo
Monthly fee, forever
0 apps
To download or troubleshoot
0 logins
No account to create
Answer your own door on your own terms, without opening it and without needing anyone's cloud, anyone's app, or anyone's monthly fee. The camera talks to the screen. Nothing else is in the loop.
Someone knocks. You freeze at the door.
You stand with your eye against a peephole that shows you nothing. A knock after dark and you do not answer your own door because you cannot see who is out there. This puts a 4.33 inch color screen on your counter that wakes on its own the second someone presses the bell. You see them head to toe, in daylight or infrared, and you talk back through the speaker to tell the courier where to leave the box. It works with nothing to download, nothing to configure, and nothing to pay again.
How to start using it today
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Pair It
Plug in the screen, press pair on both units. They find each other in seconds.
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Mount the Camera
Slide it onto the backplate or stick it with adhesive.
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Answer From Your Chair
Bell rings, screen wakes, you see them. Press call to talk back.
A door intercom. A door answering system you set up in five minutes.
The outdoor camera and the indoor screen pair directly to each other over their own wireless link. Your router is not involved. Your phone is not involved. No cloud company holds footage of your front porch. Recordings save to a microSD card that sits inside the monitor in your house, not outside where it walks off with the camera. You set it up once and it answers your door.
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170° wide angle, head to toe view
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Two-way audio, talk and hear back
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Battery camera, plug-in monitor
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IP66 rated, built for weather
No-WiFi Video Doorbell Questions
What does this give me that a peephole doesn't?
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A 4.33 inch color screen that shows you who is standing there head to toe, even if they are holding a package at their feet. You see them clearly enough to recognize a face or read a company logo on a shirt, and the 170 degree angle means you are not guessing at a silhouette through a tiny lens. At night the infrared turns on automatically so you still see them, and the two-way audio lets you tell a courier where to leave a box without opening the door.
Does this one charge a monthly subscription or recording fee?
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No. There is no subscription, no monthly fee, and no account to create, because footage records to a microSD card that sits in the indoor monitor in your house. The card is not included, but once you put one in, that is the end of the spending. Nothing about this system touches a cloud or a company server, so there is nothing to subscribe to and nothing to cancel.
My internet goes out when it rains hard. Will this still work?
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Yes. The outdoor camera and the indoor screen pair directly to each other over their own wireless link, so your router and your internet connection are not in the loop at all. If your broadband is down or you do not have broadband to begin with, this system works exactly the same way it does on a clear day with perfect WiFi.
Can I check who is at the door when I'm away from home?
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No. With no WiFi and no app, this is a door answering system that works when you are home, not a remote surveillance camera. The tradeoff for zero subscription fees and zero cloud storage is that you see the feed on the indoor screen, not on your phone from across town. If you need remote viewing, this is not the right product.
Will the signal reach through brick walls or a metal storm door?
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Range is line-of-sight between the camera and the screen, and brick, stucco, and metal will shorten it. Test the pairing before you mount the camera permanently. If the indoor monitor can sit near a window or an interior wall closest to the front door, that gives you the clearest path. The system works in most homes, but thick masonry and metal barriers are the two things that will cut the signal.