How to Choose the Right Doorbell Camera

How do you go about choosing the right doorbell camera for your particular situation? The first thing you will need to consider before deciding on a doorbell camera is the type of home you live in. Are you a homeowner or a renter?

If You Are a Homeowner

If you are a homeowner, your options are pretty much limitless when it comes to doorbell cameras. Therefore, all you have to do is decide which options you want and what it is you want your doorbell camera to do. Doorbell cameras come as either wired or wireless. And since you own your home, you won’t have to worry about drilling holes in walls or anything else for that matter. It all comes down to features, options, and equipment quality. In this case, you can try Ring or Nest video doorbell, which are usually priced between $99.99 and $249.

If You Are a Renter

If you are a renter, your options are pretty much limited to a wireless doorbell camera unless you obtain your landlord’s blessing to have a wired doorbell camera installed. Just make sure you get that permission in writing. Sometimes, you can ask your landlord to purchase and install a wired doorbell camera for you as an incentive to remain in that home for another term or if you live in a high crime area and feel threatened. Otherwise, you will probably want to buy a wireless doorbell camera. Because wireless equipment won’t require you to drill holes in the walls, etc. that could ultimately cause you to have to pay for perceived damages when you move. Also you have to take the price into account. Most video doorbell needs extra yearly subscription fee, like Ring and Skybell. So if you are a renter, I would suggest you to try INTENDVISION video doorbell. Previously priced with CDN$ 99.99, INTENDVISION video doorbell’s lightning deal price will be CDN$84.99.