Lifespan of Ring Doorbell
What is the typical lifespan of a device. The video quality on mine has gone down significantly lately and I’m noticing more and more it’s missing items it should have caught.
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05-09-2021 06:21:58
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Is your sensitivity at the max? See my recent post to know how to set it to the max. If the quality is going down it means you have more wifi interference, probably. Pixels are pixels. It's digital. However, if the sun is directly hitting it the cmos sensor and/or ir sensors might age early. In theory, at least.
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05-09-2021 10:26:32
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- C
A post was split to a new topic: [Security Camera motion detection issues](/t/security-camera-motion-detection-issues/192322)
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23-03-2023 07:25:49
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23-03-2023 07:26:01
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I am on now my 4th wired ring door bell in ? 8 years. The latest the wifi died, support said it dead, factory reset etc 1.5 years. The quality is going down.. my ringdoor bell is : Not exposed to sunlight nor rain
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19-10-2024 05:06:11
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bemak187
@mjjmpeters Usually the battery will be what goes first. People are used to traditional doorbells lasting decades but devices like Ring have a life span. Its not a knock on them its just all electronic devices will need replaced eventually. Around 3 or 4 years I would accept as by then a much better model will likely be out anyway. A lot depends on the climate where you live and what conditions the doorbell has been exposed to. Think about how often you upgrade your phone. Same thing really.
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05-09-2021 08:23:16
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