Monitor your front door with the Google Hello Video Doorbell - Smart Home Securityfrom Nest. Access video on your iOS or Android mobile device from anywhere with an internet connection and Wi-Fi via the free Nest app.

When attached to your existing hardwired doorbell, this dual-band Wi-Fi device captures 1600 x 1200 resolution video at up to 30 fps. It features night vision functionality and a 160° diagonal field of view. Additionally, the 4:3 aspect ratio enables you to see people at your front door from head to toe. Two-way audio communication allows you to interact with visitors, while noise and echo cancellation ensure that communication is clear. H.264 video compression manages file sizes while maintaining quality. This video doorbell is IPX4-rated for water resistance.

Note: A wired doorbell, chime, and a 10 VA transformer are required to use this device. Professional installation is recommended.

Video Doorbell to Monitor Front Door    1600 x 1200 Resolution at up to 30 fps    Night Vision Functionality    160° Diagonal Field of View    Dual-Band Wi-Fi Connectivity    Two-Way Audio Communication    Noise and Echo Cancellation    H.264 Video Compression    Free Nest App    IPX4-Rated for Water Resistance

24/7 streaming and continuous video recording

HDR video

4:3 aspect ratio shows visitors at your door from head to toe

Optional Nest Aware subscription with cloud storage available

Familiar face alerts with Nest Aware subscription

Person, motion, and sound alerts to detect visitors

8x digital zoom

Prerecorded messages

128-bit encryption and two-step verification

Installation requires doorbell wiring, a chime, and a 10 VA transformer

IPX4-rated for water resistance

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I don’t want the chime, Can I just use the camera?

A: If you like, you can turn off your doorbell chime so it won’t ring when someone presses Hello’s button. But you would still need to have it wired it to the doorbell for power.

Q: 2. Will this work if you have more than one video doorbell installed?

A: Yes, you can have multiple doors on your Nest system.

Q: 3. Can you download video stored on the cloud and store it on your computer?

A: Yes, you would be able to download the videos.

Q: 4. What's the battery life on this and how long does it take to cahrge?

A: The battery for the Google Video Doorbell (Battery, Ash) BH #GONDBBA is rated to last 1.5 to 6 months. Battery life will depend on factors including activity, temperature, and camera settings that you select. You can extend the battery life of your camera by adjusting video quality, length of video clips, time between recorded events, and using activity zones to monitor specific areas. When the battery power is low, the doorbell will enter "low power" mode to conserve the battery until until the doorbell is recharged; A full charge is reached in about 5 hours.

Q: 5. Is this Video Doorbell ONVIF compliant?

A: The Nest Doorbell is not ONVIF compliant. It is meant to work with the NEST app or other Home automation products.

Q: 6. We are buying a newly built house with a doorbell. Can we just replace it with the Nest Hello? Can my husband install or do we need an electrician?

A: As long as the existing transformer falls between the specification of 16 to 24 VAC; 10 VA then you can just replace the unit. They designed this unit to be relatively easy to install but it is recommended to bring an installer.

Q: 7. will you still receive notifications via your mobile device or your Google Assistant-enabled speakers when someone presses the doorbell when wired?

A: The unit gets wired to power and then connects via Wireless to your network.

Q: 8. Will this work with my existing chimes while both connected and not connected to WiFi?

A: The Google Nest Doorbell (Wired, Ash), BH # GONESTA, could trigger two wired chimes.

Q: 9. existing doorbell wiring will power unit? Will house door chime/bell still work?

A: Yes, you can wire the Nest Hello to you home chime/bell. You need 24VAC power to the unit.

Q: 10. Does these doorbell freeze when someone rings the doorbell? The only way mine doesn't freeze is if I turn off the chime.

A: The Google Nest Doorbell (Wired, Snow) should not be freezing when someone rings the bell. Any issue with this doorbell please contact Google support.