How to set up Wyze Video Doorbell

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[Melinko]

Can't wait for Canada to have official access to Wyze products!!

[Momma-angela]

I’ve been asking for this since I got my first cameras in the beginning!!!!
Thank you!!

[rainbowdash]

This doorbell is fantastic! Easy installation and operation is simple. Fantastic job Wyze!

[goredknight]

Finally went with a wireless door bell three months ago and stripped out the wires, transformer & the horrid bell. Lucky for me I kept it all for a future project. Will have to refit but at the WYZE price’s and future proof technology it’s going to be worth it

[nbeqo]

1:17 - how is the existing chime supposed to work if you bypass the wires that way?

[lunchboxbailey]

Perfect timing. The naysayers on the core community are already complaining about the installation. This looks SUPER EASY!! Ordered 2! Should be good.

[_YaZa]

wow this was the only thing left! Thanks wyze!!

[Drew]

Do you think you all will make a doorbell that can use the home’s existing chime?

[MatHelm]

Why would you (need to?) take the chime box out of the loop? You still get 24vac at the button wires while leaving it in place, and with my current video doorbell, it still sounds the chime as usual. Which is kind of an important thing in the doorbell world, with or without a smart phone.

[noxious_nights]

Wait, yall made a video doorbell?
TAKE MY MONEY
Edit: It's so small too! Jesus!

[truth]

Don’t have a wired doorbell so I must wait for a wireless Wyze one.

[JonKurz]

There are some continuity issues in the steps. At 1:55 you have the angle plate, flat plate, and wires. At 2:18 you see only the angle plate and wires, but no flat plate. Then at 2:27 you have the angle plate and flat plate connected, with the wires connected to the doorbell. Not trying to be nitpicky, but I am preparing to install mine, and want to make sure I do this in the right order. Also, if for some reason I need to replace the doorbell once installed, how can I do that without damaging the doorbell itself? I understand that you don't want it to be too easy to remove, but when I assembled the parts offline, I found that the flat plate snaps into place onto the back of the doorbell. There is a small piece of plastic which can be lifted slightly with a screwdriver, and then I can slide the pieces apart, but once this is installed, I don't see any way to separate them without causing damage. Any suggestions?

[jond]

Unfortunately this isn't an option for me since my house doesn't have wiring (that I've been able to find anyways) for a doorbell. The previous owner had a wireless ring doorbell and I haven't figured out if that was for necessity or incompetence (incompetence meaning they just cut off the wires for the previous doorbell and tucked them in a wall somewhere)

[charlesromney]

The regular chime is part of a traditional doorbell. You need to see this as a new start. You can put the chime everywhere in the house at any time depending on the situation, or have more around the house. You can set a chime as a dog, etc. Those things are not possible with the old regular chimes. Also, is cheaper than the competition. My 2 cents.

[XCLent]

I wish I could have been on the beta team! I want my doorbell NOW!!! Thanks Waze!!!

[giovannitorre]

I have to wait until you can come up with the ability to use my existing chime. That seems like a major issue to me. Something Ring can accommodate.

[bsfatboy]

2:40 the Asian dad in me would keep the plastic on the lens exactly like that.

[Mimecv]

Is it just me or does it look like it fits the same screw setup as a traditional doorbell? I rather not drill new holes to accommodate. This is a bonus for me, can't wait to add this and the thermostat to my Wyze smart home setup.

[ryantfinchum]

Awesome... Only have to wait until February 2021 to get it!

[wes]

Is there another video coming that talks about features and why we should buy it?