Ring Door View Cam Issues

I rent an apartment, and for that reason was elated when I heard Ring had come out with a camera that mounted onto the peep hole already drilled on the door. Installation was simple, but in the last couple of days of owning it I notice a few things: 1. Motion detection is a hit or miss. Sometimes a car/person passing by the door triggers it, but only about half the time. I've changed settings from furthest to closest possible but unfortunately motion detection remains a hit and a miss. I've literally stood 1 foot away from it looking at it and I never get a motion sensing alert. However, a car 20 feet away passes by downstairs (I live on the 2nd floor with a street facing door) and catches it easily. Am I not warm blooded enough for it to see me..? Today while at work I changed the settings more and more and no matter what settings or alert frequency, motion detection was an utter hit or miss. When I arrived home, I passed by my door on purpose....nothing. I waited a minute, passed by again...nothing...walked up to my door and starred at the door bell...nothing. Opened the door and it finally caught motion detection while I was closing the door behind me. My apartment has a door that is sunk into the wall, meaning between the actuall hallway and my door, there is about 3 squared feet and then the actuall hallway/walkway. No matter what settings i tried, close or far, motion detection was lacking greatly. It doesn't help that there are no motion zones like the other doorbells, only a very broad circular radius. 2. I had began to make my peace with motion detection, I figured it'd still be an awesome doorbell with a camera. Nope. Audio is terrible. When you press the button to ring the door bell, the ring from the actual outside part is very loud, but audio in 2 way audio is terrible, and grainy in quality. It sounds like both parties are very far away. Notes: When I did testing, I set so that notfications were frequent, not normal. I set motion detection to be as far out as possible and as close as possible. Wifi was at about RSSI -25, which is very good. I also reset the device and redid the entire setup 3 times. It behaved the same way every single time. I believe this 1st iteration of the doorbell needs a lot of work, and though some things (like audio) can be fixed with firmware, I just can't see keeping a 200 dollar glorified doorbell that I can't even rely on for motion detection or decent audio.