Google Nest Doorbell (Wired), Video Doorbell with 24/7 Streaming – Black/White (Renewed)

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Nest Hello is now the Nest Doorbell (wired); no matter which name is at the box, you’ll find the same great product inside
The wired Nest Doorbell requires the Nest app; it’s not compatible with the Google Home app
At all times know who’s at the door with the wired Nest Doorbell; get an alert when any individual approaches and talk to visitors at your door from anywhere[1]
With person alerts, this video doorbell can tell the difference between a person and a thing and alert you although they don’t ring the bell[1]
The HDR video with night vision delivers bright, crisp images at the doorbell camera; the 4:3 ratio helps you see what’s at your doorstep, like people from head to toe and packages at the ground
With HD Talk and Listen, you’ll have a conversation with visitors or use prerecorded messages when you’ll’t respond
Easily check in from anywhere with 24/7 streaming and continuous video recording; go back and view a 3-hour snapshot history to see what you missed[1,2]
Add a Nest Aware subscription (sold one by one) for package detection and even more intelligent alerts[3]
Video doorbell requires a wired doorbell, a chime, and the right transformer; use the Indoor Power Adapter (sold one by one) to plug it into an indoor power outlet
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