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Remo+ RemoBell S WiFi Video Doorbell Camera with HD Video, Motion Sensor, 2-Way Talk, and Alexa Enabled (No Monthly Fees) (Free Cloud Storage)

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Features

  • Powered by existing doorbell wiring and provides 24/7 surveillance of all front door activity
  • Records and stores All motion activity for up to 3 days via free cloud storage (paired plans available). Power-VAC 16 24V. Wireless-IEEE 802.11 b/g/n 2.4Ghz. Wi-Fi Security Mode-WEP, WPA, WPA2 Encryption. Wi-Fi Mode-STA & AP supported
  • Streams all your live videos in high quality HD with 180o wide angle and Infrared vision; deworming option available for live view
  • Allows you to select areas of Interest and sends instant alerts on your smart Device when motion is detected in your video doorbells view
  • Lets you see, hear, and talk with visitors from your smartphone or tablet using the Remo+ app (iPhone 5 & iOS 9 and above, or Android 4.1 or above)

Recommended Uses For Product: Doorbell


Brand: Remo+


Model Name: RemoBell S


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Special Feature: HD Resolution


Night Vision: Night Color


Video Capture Format: H.264


Number of Channels: 2


Connectivity Protocol: Wi-Fi


Wireless Technology: Wi-Fi


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Item Weight: 4.64 ounces


Item Dimensions: 5.1 x 0.84 x 1.8 inches


Field Of View: 180 Degrees


Wattage: 24 watts


Are Batteries Required: No


Voltage: 24 Volts


Power Source: Air Powered


Effective Video Resolution: 1080 Pixels


Video Capture Resolution: 1080p


Global Trade Identification Number: 83


UPC: 850970008083


Specific Uses For Product: Surveillance


Number of Items: 1


Model: RMBL-1809H


Recommended Uses For Product: Doorbell


Brand Name: Remo+


Model Name: RemoBell S


Alert Type: Motion Only


Waterproof Rating: IP54


Control Method: Voice


Room Type: Hallway


Light Source Type: Infrared


Color: Grey


Form Factor: Box


Additional Features: HD Resolution


Indoor Outdoor Usage: Outdoor


Compatible Devices: Ios


Mounting Type: Wall Mount


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Take your time on the install and your Remobell S will work amazingly well
Very happy. This Remobell S replaced our previous video doorbell. The old one was another popular brand, but over time the weather/sunlight caused the cover over the motion sensor to become brittle and fall apart. As a result the unit became hyper sensitive and was constantly notifying us of movement when there wasn’t any. After my 200th false alarm, I ordered the Remo. The Remobell S came with everything I needed to do a pro-quality installation. The multiple included mounting plates allow you to choose various angles for mounting the unit to get the best possible view of your entry. The install went well. I used the included adapter and wire nuts to connect to the mechanical chimes inside the house. I followed all instructions but the chime didn’t sound until I changed the setting in the Remo+ app to enable the mechanical chime (options are None, Mechanical, or Digital—the default was None). Works great! Very quick connection when viewing the live feed or stored video. Very clear image. Great full-view angle captures everything. Best of all — no monthly subscription is required. Remo keeps 3 days of activity on their servers for you for free. It’s super easy to download a video if you want to store it on your phone or tablet. Unit is built well, looks great, comes with excellent instructions and works amazingly well! Thank you to Remo for a great value in home automation/security. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2019 by Bobby
    • Some non published device registration hints, and overall summary of my Remo+ installation
Received the Remo+ on 12/22/2020, installed it on 12/23/2020. Let me start by saying to the Remo team that I bet you are unwittingly losing customers, and getting extra returns because your missing a few hints/tips in your installation & device registration videos, manuals, app that could save your customers a lot of frustration if you included them. - IF USING A CELLPHONE, RECOMMEND TURNING OFF THE CARRIER LTE/DATA SERVICE...I wasted a couple of hours seeing the app flash "unable to connect to your wifi network" because my phone (Verizon MotoG7 power) LTE service must have been interrupting or interfering with the device registration process. When LTE is enabled on the phone, the Remo+ app never announces "Connecting to your network network", and always failed to register the device. A simple addition to your written, video or in-app prompts about possibly needing to disable LTE would go a long way to making things go smooth for some of your customers. There is one other Amazon reviewer who mentioned LTE some time ago, but it was a 1 line review, and was missed until after I realized LTE was the problem, and a search for LTE was done in the Amazon reviews for the product. - The device will register and work if you have both 5Ghz & 2.4Ghz wifi networks active, at least it did when I had them both enabled on my Arris branded BGW210-700 router used with the AT&T fiber network. You should make sure the two bands have different SSIDs to identify them with, a good way is to prefix the SSIDs with 2.4G and 5G thereby making it easy to identify which is the 2.4Ghz network you need to connect to for the Remo+. Also, it's probably a good idea to forget the 5Ghz SSIDs or other networks in range of your phone/tablet/etc that aren't the 2.4Ghz wifi network being used for the Remo+ registration (Did I mention to turn off your LTE/data service??) . Doing so will eliminate any unwanted interactions during the registration process. I've read reviews that mention the 2.4Ghz requirement is only for registering the device, and isn't required after registration. Not true in my setup. If the 2.4Ghz wifi is disabled or the SSID/password changes, then the Remo+ goes into flashing Red, "Doorbell is not connected" mode, isn't usable until the device is manually reset by removing the front panel, and pushing then holding the reset button for 3-5 seconds until the polite Remo+ voice tells you the device has been reset. Note if you have a router that can run both 2.4Ghz & 5Ghz networks at the same time (as described earlier) then you don't have to downgrade your primary home wifi network to 2.4G, it can stay at 5Ghz through the entire process. Maybe if I temporarily changed my primary network from 2.4Ghz for the Remo+ registration then back to 5Ghz after the device is registered, the Remo+ would work with the 5Ghz wifi after it was registered in the app, that's probably what the other reviewers did. - Let your customers know that if they are using a second 2.4Ghz network (e.g. not the primary wifi network) and it's also being used by visitors/guests, or other "smart" devices like plugs, light switches, etc.. then they should check to make sure they aren't hitting the default maximum # of devices allowed to connect to the secondary network. My router's 2.4Ghz guest/secondary network defaults with only allowing 10 connections. It had to be increased to allow the Remo+ to join the network. - The app asks for the type of doorbell chime as part of the registration process, but didn't keep that setting after the device was registered the first time. After the device was added to the app, I had to select a manual door chime in the device settings in order to get the chime to work inside the house. The three additional times I had to register the device after manual resets were done did remember the chime setting entered during the registration process. Not sure if this was an anomaly because of the registration issues I had at first, but I did see another reviewer mention the same problem when I searched for chime in the reviews. O.k. enough of the complaints about, I mean requests to add, missing registration hints in the Remo+ guides, how about a summary of my overall experience: - For $79 this is looking like a steal. It does exactly what I needed, provides clear HD video of the one dead zone I had around the house using 7 surveillance cameras. It has a wide, I mean really wide, view of my front porch and the yard going out to the sidewalk/street. I don't have to run an 8th video/power cable for another camera now, YEAH!!! - The box, and it's contents have a really professional look/feel to them. The box is compact, and secure, with nothing loose/bouncing around inside. Has everything needed for an easy successful installation (except the device registration hints listed earlier). A cement/stucco drill bit, small bubble level, multiple mount plates to get the best viewing angle, and a screwdriver tool as part of the box contents were unexpected, pleasant surprises. Most entry level devices (professional reviewer's description of where the Remo+ fits in the video doorbell market, not mine), usually won't have these inexpensive, but handy extras, that could be real cost/time savers for a non-professional DIY installation. Everything fit too, which isn't always the case in today's mass production, cost saving world we live in. The installation instructions (pre device registration in the app) had all the steps needed to install the doorbell, and were generally well written and easy to follow. - Video playback is outstanding, super clear in both day & night. I have good lighting on my front porch, so I don't think its using the night vision LED mode. The recorded video is bubble distorted some, but it's still clear in my setup, and I'm able to see faces pretty easily. Late evening yesterday (24th), I had another Amazon delivery on the porch (zWave deadbolt lock), which was missed because we were all in the kitchen cooking up our Christmas Eve dinner. It was easy to see the delivery guy leave the package & take his own photo of dropping it on the porch even in the recorded video mode. Bubble view doesn't look like its going to be a problem for me, but it might be nice for the Remo group to comment on why recorded videos are distorted like that, probably some type of compression/bandwidth saving "enhancement" for the customer. If it doesn't cost Remo extra cloud storage costs, maybe allow your customers to disable the bubble view for recorded playback in the app? - The default motion sensitivities might be fine for my location, I'm not having many false triggers because of car motion or tree movement, etc.. However, since the app doesn't have advanced tools like facial recognition (nest), I'm going to have to work on the frequency of notifications. For Christmas Eve, we had a lot of front door activity because of family/friends visiting for the dinner, and my 4yr old grand daughter probably triggered about 15-20 notifications alone while kicking a ball around in the afternoon. If there isn't a way to schedule disabling notifications, I'm going to have to lower the frequency of them when everyone is at the house and could be going in/out the front door often. Other than the gripe about some missing information on registering the device in the app, it looks like they've done a great job with this product, and its sold at a super competitive price. Thanks Remo, ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2020 by Stephany
    • I do not care for the NV component, but loved everything else. Update.
WOW, the blue light started flashing yesterday (3/24/2020) and nothing I do will make it connect. I've not had the time to try and get it working since last month, so I've had to rely on my CCTV system, but no notifications. With so many of us being out of service, I thought I'd try to get it working, or at worst limping. After repeating the process four times, it finally took. The order of operation I followed was exactly the same from the get started pages. Since I'm now into this POS 6 months and wasted the investment in the monitoring fee, I'll order a different brand and replace this one when it dies again in a month. Update: Now five months of ownership, one month working, and a battery of excuses from Remo as to why it is everything else in my house, but not the faulty Remo. Interestingly, I remove the Remo, any one of three doorbells on, and all work. It must be my working 24v transformer, the wires, the digital chime, or my dog is constipated?? We unfortunately wasted a full year investment in the cloud storage too. Lesson learned, never again. Time for a revision. This is an absolute POS. Prior to the REMO I had the Ring Pro, and were it not purchased by Amazon, I'd have stayed with it. Unfortunately I moved to the REMO. The first 55 days were OK, but as previously stated the fisheye is horrible, and night vision is even worse. This tech will improve, and when it does I will move to the next best thing. The entirety of trouble shooting is on me (so much for smart); I checked my 24v doorbell transformer (OK - with 24 v to the doorbell), I checked the fuse (it too is OK), also attempted to hold down the reset as tech support suggested (but that is non-responsive. Fortunately it was only $99 and sometimes the stupid tax comes with it's own price tag; in this case $99. I left the original review (below), but have an update. After just short of two months it has quit working. RemoBell S has almost nothing in the way of trouble shooting, so I started with the basics. 1. Is my transformer good; yes. 2. Is the app still installed and on 2.4Ghz; yes. 3. Is the RemoBell S seen on any device, or can I reset it and reinstall it to the app; No. 4. Does the RemoBell S actually reset as described by Remo; No. Now the bell flashes red every 5-10 seconds, but will not reset with the red flash, then blue flashing light. It's very cold here, so any troubleshooting is painful. All I have left to check requires I physically remove the bell and check the fuse (a horrible design). Got the wife to install the app and she commented on how horrible the video is compared to the Ring Doorbell Pro, and how bad playback is. I have been putting up with the lack of quality so as not to spend another $249 to replace the Ring Doorbell Pro that quite a week after the warranty period. So now I'm in a quandary, of course I'll test the waters of the RemoBell S warranty first, but if they fall down like Ring did, what are my next steps? The installation is easier than that of RING, most importantly it is NOT a Google AI device. I've been in contact with Remobell twice for simple support issues (can I buy their warranty having purchased it on Amazon, and when does my cloud service start after purchase - they give you the free month and then your services start). I have an understanding on the cloud question, but have not heard back on the after purchase warranty. As to the install - it and the configuration are both easy. There is a minor challenge, and that is they include a fuse that you put in line, so you will have to bore out a larger hole within which you can insert the fuse. It came up very quick, it works well, and the image is clear. Nighttime is the only the RING wins out. The night time view on the Remobell S looks like a Blair Witch episode. The best part outside of the motion and video capture is the video display on your phone, and how you see it. The app (in my case iPhone) is very functional. It is easily better than the Ring Pro that died on me after a handful of months, and landed to me at 2/5th's the price of the Ring ($99 v $249). Buy this and pass on the Ring. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2019 by Randy Browning

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