Question 1

How much memory is on the device?

Accepted Answer

The doorbell does not store any data itself, the videos are stored online and can be accessed through the Ring doorbell app on a mobile device.  There is a monthly service fee of around $5, but it is well worth the cost, you get 24/7 access from any location, you can customize the distance of motion detection alerts and view a live picture. The video clips are stored online by date and time of detected motion or if someone rang the doorbell, you also have the option to speak live to the person at the door in case you can’t answer the door or if your not home.  The monthly service eliminates the hassle of having security hard drive storage, maintaining the data and or the risk of losing important video because it’s stored on Rings server. In addition to the Ring doorbell you can add additional Ring devices and they can all be managed using the app, I have the Ring doorbell 2 and the Ring Floodlight Camera and together they work seamlessly through the Ring app.

Question 2

Does the Ring 2 have a slot for a memory card for saving recordings locally?

Accepted Answer

No, but Ring will save them for you on the web for a nominal fee. Also, they have a Ring community where you can see posted video from neighbors.

Question 3

What if I have 2 doors I want connected with ring video doorbell 2 ?

Accepted Answer

You can have multiple Ring devices (doorbells, cameras, etc). You name them in the app so you'll know which door/camera is alerting you.

Question 4

Can it work by wireless and dose it have sound?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it connects to your Wifi, and has a battery. Yes, it has sound. You can both hear the person at the door and speak back to them.

Question 5

What is the difference between 8vr1s7-0fc0 vs 8vr1s7-0en0?  I noticed the 0fc0 model is what you are selling but most that I have found elsewhere are the 0en0 part number.

Accepted Answer

Not sure, might be a vendor specific thing? Checked my box, and there's nothing indicating ANY model #. Maybe a question for Ring support? I bought mine a year ago, and I've had no problems. Added another camera and chime. I bought simply on cost. At the time, newegg had the lowest price on the doorbell 2.

Question 6

Can this Ring be set up on an ad-hoc wireless network (peer-to-peer or wifi direct) with a smartphone for onsite live viewing without the need for an internet connection or wireless router?

Accepted Answer

While it does create an ad-hoc network at first for setup, I do not think you can use it regularly in that manner.

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