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You don't need a subscription to apply the basic video capture and doorbell capabilities on the Nest Doorbell
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Depending on which plan you choose, you can get up to 60 days of video history, so the reporter has been able to look back weeks into the past to look for packages, or spot if something happened to their neighbor's car.
Key facts
- You can grab the Google Nest Doorbell, their favorite video doorbell, from Amazon for $140, a $40 discount from its usual price, and turn them away without getting off the couch
- For the $40 discount on the wired Google Nest Doorbell, head over to Amazon to grab one in Snow, Hazel, or Linen
- The video quality is excellent, with a huge 166-degree field of view that easily captures both your front yard and any packages that might be sitting on the ground close to the door
- Depending on which plan you choose, you can get up to 60 days of video history, so the reporter has been able to look back weeks into the past to look for packages, or spot if something happened to their neighbor's
Summary
Tired of solicitors knocking on your front door trying to sell you junk while you're relaxing? The video quality is excellent, with a huge 166-degree field of view that easily captures both your front yard and any packages that might be sitting on the ground close to the door. You don't need a subscription to use the basic video capture and doorbell features on the Nest Doorbell, but there is an upgraded plan available that adds in a longer video history, as well as more advanced detection features. For the $40 discount on the wired Google Nest Doorbell, head over to Amazon to grab one in Snow, Hazel, or Linen.