Honeywell Home RDWL917AX2000/E Doorbell Portable Wireless Doorbell & Push Button-9 Series, Blue,Grey

One of my hobbies over the past year has been turning my house in to a smart home. I was looking at a bunch of the different options for different "smart" doorbells and wasn't really impressed, I didn't want something with a camera, and there was nothing that didn't have one. I also was hesitant to run a wire for a traditional wired doorbell. This turned out to be a happy medium for both sides. It is wireless so I didn't have to drill through a foot of brick to set this up, which I appreciate. It doesn't connect to my smart home system, but I'm actually more okay with that than I was expecting to be, the doorbell works really well. ----------------------------------------------------------- Here are the things I like about this product: - It is very easy to set up, even with additional pushbuttons (I have one button on both of my two doors). I set it up so that the front door has a more traditional tone, and the back door has a different tone. The speaker I have has six tones, and I only like two of them, but I'll talk about that more later. The setup process took me less than 10 minutes from unboxing to having everything installed and working. Very easy and the instructions were clear. - 100% reliable. I haven't had this not work yet (had it for two months), it is as reliable as a wired doorbell, and with a supposed long battery life, I hope it will stay that way. - You can set different tones for the front and back doors. This might seem like a gimmick but it is actually really helpful to be able to tell what door someone is at if your doors are far away. - Looks decent. Both the doorbells and the speaker are good looking enough to not draw the eye. I have my speaker plugged in to the wall right by my front door. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Here are the things that I don't like about the doorbell: - My speaker comes with six sounds, and I can only put up with two of them. The other four are either very jarring or too dorky/silly. I use the traditional doorbell sound for my front door, and modern one that doesn't sound like my house alarm for the back door. - The outlet version of the speaker blocks both plugs on an outlet. I wish I was able to use the other plug for something else.

Loud. Can add custom songs on your pc for this. Love it.

This is THE perfect doorbell. Our old wired one was super outdated (like, had the huge long chimes) so when it was time for a new one, I knew I wanted something wireless, digital. We are also expecting our first child in just over a month, and so wanted something that could be muted for when baby is napping, otherwise our dogs go NUTS. I also wanted something that would allow me to pick a simple tone so the dogs wouldn't recognize it when it DID ring. This checks all of my boxes, and THEN some. It mutes, and the volume is adjustable so it can play really softly when you want it to. It's portable, so you can take it with you if you're going to be somewhere unusual but you're still expecting someone (outside, downstairs, garage, etc.) That's nice too because if it's on mute, you can have it light up when it rings so you can keep an eye out for the light rather than the sound. Awesome. Takes four huge batteries, but I found out it ALSO runs when plugged into the wall.. perfect! Important to note that the USB chord it comes with is in the battery compartment.. I didn't realize this when it arrived and I called the company thinking it hadn't been included. I love that it can be synched with other units, so you can add more buttons or more receiving units, if needed. Awesome for when we finish our basement. Perhaps my favorite thing is the custom tones you can download to it.. seriously, how cool is THAT? I had a nursery tone when we had our baby shower, and I just downloaded some fun Halloween and Christmas ones. So easy to use and so fun to customize. It's great too because I can choose ones that don't actually sound like a doorbell, so my dogs don't recognize it and start barking. If I ever want a "normal" tone, I can find one and pick that.. doesn't have to be a doorbell sound. I previously purchased one with 52 tones and they were all HORRIBLE. They were all long songs and like 5 simple chimes and didn't like any of them. What a waste of time and money. I returned that and got this one. Don't bother getting any other one! This is perfect.. highly recommended

Easy set up I just wish the push button would light up. The over all product is very good. I would buy another one.

This works great! Plugs into the wall, only battery is in the doorbell itself. Loud enough, adjustable volume and rings. Name brand. Should hold up better than the cheap one I bought before.

I have a Ring 4 doorbell and when the router had to be replaced it quit working. Cannot get it to Pair. 2 hours on the phone with RING and they cannot even figure it out. They ended up saying they would investigate and call back. That was 2 weeks ago. I decided to get something a bit more low tech! I love, Love, LOVE this doorbell because it worked great right out of the box. No set up other than putting the battery in! No pairing, just use it. Many choices for sound which I like. Some have complained but if you are hard of hearing (as my husband is) then the choices are great. It's loud enough to alert you even in a big house. I could not be happier to have an actual doorbell again.

I needed a doorbell and I didn’t want a device with all the fancy features like a ring camera. I just wanted something reliable and effective. This little guy does the job perfectly. Great value for the price. It looks sleek and the build quality is nice. It’s ridiculously easy to set up and use. I have my button in a slightly covered spot outside, but it seems to be unbothered by the rain. What more could you ask for?

I bought this product with the sole purpose of using a custom doorbell chime, as this is the ONLY device on the market that advertises such feature. I've always wanted custom chimes for the holidays or just for the laughs, and I'm surprised no other product is offering that feature. Unfortunately, this feature is either false advertising or I am just incredibly unlucky, as I've now tried two new devices and on both, I am unable to upload any custom chimes to my device, as the computer can't recognize the USB device. I've tried EVERYTHING to get this to work. I've used 3 different computers running different versions of Windows (7, 10, and 11) and I have had no luck getting any computer to recognize the drive. I've used different micro USB cables, taken the batteries out of he device, and tried messing around in device manager, yet I've had no luck. On Windows 10, the device reads as having some sort of issue and can't be read by the computer. On Windows 7 and 11, it gives me nothing at all. I've even looked online to see if there are any drivers I can download to the device to fix the issue, but I've come up empty handed. Other reviews say that apparently this is a KNOWN issue and all you can do is get a new device every time and hope that you get one that isn't a total dud. After trying two brand new devices, I'm done. I sent both devices back and I'm not going to be trying a third. I'm convinced that it's almost deliberate and Honeywell has 0 intention of fixing it. On their own website, their only troubleshooting suggestion is to unplug and re-plug the device back into a different USB port... If you're looking for a standard doorbell, this one is fine, but you can pay a fraction of the price for a doorbell that does the same stuff as this one, minus the custom chimes feature. The pre-programmed chimes are just ok, and the colored lights are a nice touch. I especially like the blinking white ones at the top next to the mute button, which would be good for those who are hearing impaired. The device is quite loud, maybe even too loud, as the audio can start to become distorted on the highest volume. There is also some delay between the initial press and the chime going off on the receiver, which is a little frustrating, but not enough that the average person will notice. It's an ok doorbell at best, but I'm very disappointed that one of it's biggest features (and arguably the feature most worth the $50 price tag) simply doesn't work.