Smart Doorbells

03/07/2025

Exploring the Benefits of Yes Cam Smart Doorbells

Enhance Your Home with a HomeKit-Compatible Doorbell

Doorbells with Cameras

12/06/2025

Enhance Your Home with a HomeKit-Compatible Doorbell

Taishixing 4.3" Wireless Video Doorbell Review: simple, offline security without the smart-home fuss

15/06/2026

Taishixing 4.3" Wireless Video Doorbell Review: simple, offline security without the smart-home fuss

Enhance Home Security with the SimpliSafe Video Doorbell

Doorbells with Cameras

+ Very stable performance thanks to PoE and Ethernet (no Wi‑Fi dropouts)

12/06/2025

Enhance Home Security with the SimpliSafe Video Doorbell

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The 5 best smart doorbells with PoE (2026)

Ubiquiti UVC-G4 Doorbell Pro PoE Kit (White)

★★★★★ ★★★★★ 8.2/10

+ Tight integration with UniFi Protect and existing Ubiquiti cameras

Reolink

5MP PoE Video Doorbell + 4×5MP PoE Cameras with 8CH 4K NVR (2TB HDD)

★★★★★ ★★★★★ 8.0/10

Reolink

5MP PoE Doorbell + 4K 8CH PoE NVR Kit (4×5MP Cameras, 2TB HDD)

★★★★★ ★★★★★ 8.0/10

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Our latest product reviews

Hiseeu

2K HD Wireless Video Doorbell Camera, Real-time View, Two-wa...

Solid budget doorbell if you accept its quirks

8.2/10 ★★★★★ ★★★★★

Value for money ★★★★★ ★★★★★

Design ★★★★★ ★★★★★

Battery ★★★★★ ★★★★★

Durability ★★★★★ ★★★★★

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Blink

Battery Doorbell 2K+ (newest gen) - Head-to-toe view - 2K vi...

Solid picture, messy software limits

6.0/10 ★★★★★ ★★★★★

Enhanced audio is better than before, but still not home intercom quality ★★★★★ ★★★★★

Value for money ★★★★★ ★★★★★

Design ★★★★★ ★★★★★

Battery ★★★★★ ★★★★★

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Blink Battery Doorbell 2K+ Review: sharp video, messy subscription story

22/06/2026

Blink Battery Doorbell 2K+ Review: sharp video, messy subscription story

by Chantal Guillaume-Rousseau

Overall, the Blink Battery Doorbell 2K+ is a decent upgrade over the older Blink doorbell and fits nicely if you’re already using Blink cameras. The 2K video is sharp in daylight, the head-to-toe view is genuinely practical, and the two-way audio is clear enough for normal doorstep chats. Battery li...

Eaula Videns J5 Video Doorbell Review: Cheap, wireless, and a bit of a gamble long term

22/06/2026

Eaula Videns J5 Video Doorbell Review: Cheap, wireless, and a bit of a gamble long term

The Eaula Videns J5 2K video doorbell is a typical budget product: it looks great on the spec sheet, and in practice it does most of what it promises, but with some compromises. You get wireless installation, decent 2K video, night vision, a vertical field of view that shows visitors from head to to...

Belleye DB3 Video Doorbell Review: a cheap 2K camera that mostly gets the job done

After living with the Belleye DB3 for a bit, my take is simple: it’s a decent budget video doorbell that covers the basics well, with a few rough edges you need to accept. The 2K video is clear enough, night vision works, motion detection with AI and custom zones helps cut down on useless alerts, an...

GBF PL963PM-POE Review: a flexible smart gate intercom if you’re willing to tinker

Overall, the GBF PL963PM‑POE is a capable but demanding smart video door phone. The hardware is sturdy, the feature list is long (two lock relays, keypad, 1080p camera, app control, motion alerts), and when wired properly the system can be very reliable. It fills a niche that Ring, Nest, and other m...

KIS603-P PoE Video Intercom Review: a no-nonsense wired doorbell that just works (if you’re a bit techy)

This KIS603-P wired PoE IP video intercom feels like a practical, no-nonsense system aimed more at small offices, apartment buildings, and tech‑comfortable homeowners than at people who just want a pretty gadget. The hardware is decent, the PoE setup keeps wiring clean, and the core functions—video,...

UbiQuiti UVC-G4 Doorbell Pro PoE Kit Review: rock solid if you’re already in the UniFi world

The Ubiquiti UVC-G4 Doorbell Pro PoE Kit is a solid piece of gear, but it’s clearly aimed at a specific type of user. If you already run UniFi gear and especially UniFi Protect, it slots in nicely: wired PoE, stable video, reliable notifications, and no subscription. Performance is strong, the build...

Aceele Smart Doorbell Wireless Review: a budget battery doorbell that gets the basics right

Overall, the Aceele Smart Doorbell Wireless is a practical budget option if you just want to see who’s at your door and talk to them from your phone. The 720p video isn’t super sharp, but it’s clear enough for faces and packages. Motion detection and notifications work reasonably well, and the dual-...

AUE Video Doorbell Camera Wireless Review: Cheap 2K doorbell that mostly gets the job done

Overall, the AUE Video Doorbell Camera Wireless is a budget-friendly option that covers the basics well enough. You get clear 2K video, workable night vision, an included chime, and truly wireless installation thanks to the built-in battery. Once you dial in the motion zones and sensitivity, it does...

Accflylife Bell J4SN Review: a no-subscription 2K doorbell that keeps things simple

Overall, the Accflylife Bell J4SN is a pretty solid option if you’re looking for a budget-friendly video doorbell that doesn’t trap you in monthly subscriptions. The 2K video is clear in both day and night conditions, motion detection is decent once tuned, and the two-way audio is perfectly usable f...

Blink Video Doorbell (Add-on) Review: a simple, battery-powered door camera that mostly gets the job done

Overall, the Blink Video Doorbell Add-on is a solid, no-frills choice if you’re already in the Blink ecosystem and want a simple way to see who’s at your door. The head-to-toe view is genuinely useful, especially for parcels on the ground, and the video quality is good enough to clearly identify peo...

EZVIZ CP2 Peephole Camera Review: a simple door viewer for people who just want to see who’s outside

The EZVIZ CP2 is basically a digital peephole for flat doors that adds a screen and phone viewing, and that’s about it. It does that core job well: the image is clear, the viewing angle is wide, and the battery lasts a long time. Installation is straightforward if you already have a peephole, and yo...

Tapo TD20 2K Battery Video Doorbell Review: solid budget doorbell with no forced subscription

The Tapo TD20 is a practical, budget-friendly video doorbell that does the basics well without trying to be fancy. You get clear 2K video, decent night vision, AI-based human detection without a subscription, and the option of local storage via microSD. The battery life is good enough for most homes...

Eaula Videns J1 Video Doorbell Review: cheap, local storage, but a few strings attached

The Eaula Videns J1 video doorbell is basically a budget-friendly way to get into smart doorbells without committing to a big subscription. The good points are clear: decent 1080p video, workable night vision, two-way talk that’s clear enough, an included indoor chime, and 32 GB of local storage so...

Smart Mini Tech Dual Camera Doorbell Review: lots of features, but a bit rough around the edges

Overall, the Smart Mini Tech Dual Camera Doorbell is a decent but imperfect option if you want a wireless video doorbell with local storage and don’t feel like paying monthly fees. The strengths are clear: good 2K video quality, a genuinely useful second camera for parcels, SD card recording up to 1...

by Jonathan Léger-Dupré

Guggre 1080P Video Doorbell Camera Review: budget-friendly smart doorbell that mostly gets the job done

22/06/2026

Guggre 1080P Video Doorbell Camera Review: budget-friendly smart doorbell that mostly gets the job done

by Chantal Guillaume-Rousseau

This Guggre 1080P video doorbell is basically a budget-friendly way to see and talk to whoever is at your front door, without getting into the higher prices of the big brands. The video quality is decent, the motion alerts are reasonably accurate, and the included chime is a nice touch. It’s easy en...

KAMEP Bell J4SN Review: a no-subscription 2K video doorbell that keeps things simple

21/06/2026

KAMEP Bell J4SN Review: a no-subscription 2K video doorbell that keeps things simple

After using the KAMEP Bell J4SN video doorbell in real conditions, my conclusion is simple: it’s a practical, budget-friendly option with a few rough edges. The 2K video is clear, the night vision does the job, and motion alerts work once you’ve tuned the zones and sensitivity. The big plus is the s...

Ring Battery Video Doorbell Plus Review: a simple wireless doorbell that mostly just works

After living with the Ring Battery Video Doorbell Plus and 3rd gen Chime, my overall take is pretty straightforward: it’s a solid, convenient wireless doorbell that does what most people actually need. The video is clear, the head-to-toe view is genuinely useful for seeing parcels, and the Chime mea...

Jusimi Wireless Video Doorbell Review: a simple screen-based doorbell for people who hate apps and subscriptions

This Jusimi wireless video doorbell is basically a modern take on a peephole with a built-in intercom. It gives you a 1080p camera, a 4.3" indoor screen, basic night vision, and two-way audio without needing Wi‑Fi, an app, or any subscription. For people who want something simple and self-contained...

by Jonathan Léger-Dupré

BOIFUN 2K Video Doorbell Review: a cheap wireless doorbell that mostly just works

21/06/2026

BOIFUN 2K Video Doorbell Review: a cheap wireless doorbell that mostly just works

Overall, the BOIFUN 2K wireless video doorbell is a practical budget option that does the basics well: clear 2K video, decent night vision, two-way audio, motion alerts, and local recording on an SD card with no forced subscription. Installation is quick, the included chime works fine, and the batte...

KAMEP J11 Doorbell Camera Review: Cheap 2K smart doorbell that gets the basics right