Like-New Ring Chime Pro
$53.99
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Like-New Ring Chime Pro is refurbished, tested, and certified to look and work like new and comes with the same limited warranty as a new device. Like-New Amazon devices may be packaged in generic Amazon-branded boxes.
Bring flexibility, convenience, and peace of mind to your home with Chime Pro, a three-in-one solution that includes a wifi extender for your Ring cameras and doorbells, a nightlight, and a chime box to hear notifications for your Ring cameras and doorbells.
Extend your wifi signal up to 2000 sq. ft to boost the network for all your Ring doorbells and cameras.
Hear real-time notifications when your connected cameras and doorbells detect motion, or when someone rings your doorbell.
Easily set up by plugging into a standard outlet and connecting via wifi.
Includes a built-in nightlight that automatically turns on for added peace of mind.
Choose from a variety of chime tones, adjust the volume to your ideal setting, and temporarily snooze alerts all from the Ring app.
Connectivity: 802.11 b/g/n wifi connection 2.4 or 5.0 GHz.
Sam –
Great version of Ring Chime
Works well ring doorbell. Much easier to set up then earlier versions and does not disconnect from network.
Tony_ST –
Perfect.
Works great as doorbell speaker and helps extend range on my cameras. Easy to set up and attach cameras.
LV –
Works great
This worked like new
Big JACK –
Expensive but worth the money
Really good units especially surprised that they also offer a night light. This eliminated my having an extra nightlight unit on the second floor. They have a distinct sound that alerts me of any motion. Connectivity was easy, very sensitive, design is great, and being able to plug them into outlets eliminates batteries.
Anonymous –
Multiple Chime Pro interoperability
My router is centrally-located and I needed chimes at both ends of my home as well as the Chime Pro network signal extended. I bought one unit to try out and then another a week later. The second Chime Pro arrived in a much larger product box. After installation, I verified that the firmware of each unit is up to date. However, I noticed that my doorbell and cameras seemed to prefer staying connected to the first Chime Pro. I unplugged the first Chime Pro to force the units to connect to the second, but whenever I unplugged and re-plugged cameras, they tended to reconnect to the first. I also tried moving the Chime Pro units around and discovered that the second unit failed to automatically reconnect to my router. At first, I thought that I had inadvertantly pressed the side button when I plugged it back in. A couple of days ago, our neighborhood lost power and when it came back, I discovered that the second Chime Pro restarted in Setup mode and was unable to reconnect. I requested a replacement of the second unit from Amazon and received another unit packaged in the smaller box. After setting it up the new chime, I noticed that some camera units reconnected to the new unit as it was closer and had a stronger signal. However, after a short period of time, I noticed that one of the cameras (Indoor Cam, 2nd Gen) reverted to the first Chime Pro which was more distant and had a weaker signal. When I tried to reconnect each camera to the Chime Pro network, another camera would reconnect to the distant and weaker Chime Pro. I rebooted all of the cameras and they reconnected to the closest Chime Pro with the stronger signal and the connections have been stable since. The signal strength of all clients are much stronger overall with the addition of the newest Chime Pro compared to with the second unit. I also cycled the power to the new chime and confirmed that it automatically reconnects to my router, same as the first unit.I can only guess that the second Chime Pro in the larger box is an older unit. Whether all of the Chime Pro units are on the same firmware revision is unknown since the software does not display firmware version numbers. Each unit may have been on the latest version supported by that particular model, but a different version than the other. I cannot tell any other physical differences between the units. The MAC ID prefixes of all three units are different, possibly indicating different network hardware inside. The behavior after power loss and restoration is definitely unacceptable as the cameras would have been disabled until I return home and re-run setup.
thay –
Range Extension Works
This was fairly easy to setup. The app guides you through all the steps. It connected easily to my WiFi network, and though the range is not quite what I was hoping for, it is an improvement for my furthest cameras. I didn’t buy this for the chime, just for the range extension. It plugs into an outlet, looks nice, and has a nightlife feature which you can disable as well as disabling any chime effects. I placed it approx 25ft from my WiFi router but upstairs (router is downstairs) and it showed decent wifi reception (missing one bar) but it improved my furthest cameras connection from an RSSI-62 to RSSI-56 which isn’t that much but it’s markedly better.The way fit works is it broadcasts its own “network” and you can add devices to use that network instead of directly trying to connect to your WiFi router.I would say 20/20ft would be a good range of coverage for max signals through a couple of standard household walls. Meaning if your camera or device is 40ft away put this at the halfway point and you should be good. Anything further or through brick outer walls or garage doors will hamper any signal but my furthest is through a brick wall and I still saw an improvement.Kind pricey for the short range but I didn’t want to mess with an upgraded pass through router or mesh network.
Andy –
Great product!
This was a great addition to my doorbell with the WiFi extender and doorbell sound for in the house. Highly recommend!
Erie Levels –
A must have
This thing here is a camera saver. I was unaware ring had this and purchased another extender and it didn’t work well. I found this thing it was like where you been all my life? Small out the way design. This thing was easy to connect with the rest of the system and then told me the best location to place it for the best reception as well as what had low signal that would be good to connect too. It took all the thought out of it. My Ring system consist of (2) stick up cam pro that’s hooked to the ring chime pro, (2) video doorbell 2nd gen, (2) indoor cam 2nd gen, (1) indoor cam. I recommend if you with the ring family grab a couple of these to extend that signal. I have a brick home one of my stick up cam faces the front with RSSI-34 and the side RSSI-65 these are some descent numbers compared to what I have had in the past. This thing works. Oh it is a door chime as well but I just use it as an extender so I turned the chime off. It also has a night light that I also turned off.