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Ring Battery Video Doorbell 2K - Matte Mocha
B0G2D1R15Q
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Product Overview
Key Features
- Works with Amazon Alexa for smart control
- Easily recharge for convenient power
- Retinal 2K video with up to 6x zoom
- Live view and two way talk microphone
- Easy DIY installation with real time alerts
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Ring
- Model Number:
- B0G2D1R15Q
- Smart Home Compatible:
- Ring App
- Video:
- Retinal 2K Video
- Night Vision:
- Yes, it features infrared night vision
- Microphone:
- Live View And Two Way Talk
Smart Features
- Works with Amazon Alexa:
- Yes
Cameras
- Number of Cameras:
- 1
- Motion Detection:
- Yes
Connections
- Wi-Fi:
- Wi-Fi 4
General Information
- Type:
- Video Doorbell
- Colour:
- Brown
- Supplier Colour:
- Matt Mocha
- Subscription:
- Subscription required (sold separately)
- Additional Features:
- Up-To 6X Zoom, Real Time Alerts
- What's In The Box:
- Ring Battery Doorbell (2nd Gen), Universal Mounting Plate, Installation Tools and Hardware, Setup Guide, Security Sticker, USB-C Charging Cable not included. This doorbell is compatible with any standard USB-C cable.
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 1 Year
Smart Features
- Works with Amazon Alexa:
- Yes
Connections
- Wi-Fi:
- Wi-Fi 4
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 1 Year
Product Dimensions
- Product Height (mm):
- 146.80
- Product Width (mm):
- 53.60
- Product Depth (mm):
- 3.58
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 157
- Box Width (mm):
- 61
- Box Depth (mm):
- 77
- Box Weight (kg):
- 0
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At a glance
A battery-powered video doorbell built for easy DIY setup, this model suits renters and households that do not have existing doorbell wiring. Its strengths are straightforward installation, app-based remote access, motion alerts and clear night viewing. A key limitation is that, unlike some hardwired or more premium options, it relies on recharging the built-in battery over time.
What it’s great for
- Front door monitoring
- Rental-friendly home security
- Visitor notifications
- Package check-ins
- DIY smart home upgrades
Where it works best
- Apartments
- Rental homes
- Townhouses
- Homes without doorbell wiring
- Front entrances
Who it’s for
- Renters
- Homeowners wanting easy installation
- Smart home beginners
- Busy households
- People wanting app-based front door alerts
Things to consider
Because it uses a built-in rechargeable battery, it will need periodic charging, which can be less convenient than a hardwired doorbell for high-traffic entrances.
Smart home integration score
8/10 - Strong fit for Ring app control and selected Alexa devices, but broader third-party ecosystem flexibility is not highlighted.
Rental suitability
High - battery power and simple DIY installation make it well suited to rentals and places without existing wiring.
Package delivery monitoring fit
8/10 - Good for checking front door activity, speaking to couriers and viewing deliveries remotely.
Night vision performance
7/10 - Infrared night vision supports clear after-dark visibility, though premium models may offer stronger low-light detail.
Key benefits
- Built-in Rechargeable Battery: Lets you install it without existing doorbell wiring, making setup simpler for many homes and rentals.
- DIY Installation: Designed for quick self-installation, so you can add front door monitoring without a complex setup.
- Motion Alerts: Sends real-time notifications to your phone when activity is detected at your door.
- Live View: Check your front door remotely through the Ring app whenever you want to see what is happening.
- Two-Way Talk: Speak with visitors or delivery drivers from wherever you are using your phone.
- Infrared Night Vision: Helps you see visitors and activity more clearly after dark.
- Alexa Compatibility: Works with selected Alexa devices for spoken alerts and live video on compatible Echo screens.
- USB-C Charging Support: Recharging is straightforward once the doorbell is removed from its mount.
Q: Is this the same as Ring Doorbell 2 or a different model
A: No. Ring Battery Video Doorbell 2K is a newer 2nd Gen model, not the older product called Doorbell 2. If you are replacing an earlier Ring unit, match the name and model B0G2D1R15Q rather than buying by the number 2 alone.
Q: Can renters use this doorbell without existing doorbell wiring
A: Yes. This model runs on a rechargeable battery, so it suits homes where there is no usable doorbell wiring at the entry. It is a practical option for rentals and apartments, though any mounting method still needs to meet your property rules.
Q: Do you need to keep buying batteries for this doorbell
A: No. This model has a rechargeable battery, so routine use does not mean buying disposable cells for the doorbell itself. You will still need to recharge it periodically, which is the trade-off for avoiding fixed wiring at the front door.
Q: How useful is the 6x zoom for parcel checks
A: The 6x zoom helps when you want a closer look at a face, parcel label, or activity near the door. It is best treated as detail checking after you frame the scene in live view, not as a substitute for placing the doorbell in the right spot.
Q: Does Alexa work well with this battery Ring doorbell
A: Yes. This Ring doorbell is designed to work with Amazon Alexa, so it fits best in a home already using Alexa devices. If you want broader smart-home support outside the Ring and Alexa setup, that is not the main reason to choose this model.
Q: How do I confirm this is model B0G2D1R15Q before buying
A: Check that the listing shows Ring model B0G2D1R15Q and the Battery Video Doorbell 2K name in Matte Mocha. That matters because Ring has several battery doorbells, and the name alone does not always tell you which generation or tier you are viewing.