We do. 2 doorbells an 2 flood cameras. We are not hooked up to an offsite monitoring system. I like our setup because we can monitor when packages come ( they don't disappear anymore). We can see who is at the door from anywhere in the house so we don't have to get dressed and to the door to see who's there.

Also, we can monitor our dog run and verify if the dogs are barking (yeah, they were-at the kids poking sticks through the fence!) Used the recorded audio/ video to calm the noise bothered neighbor and inform the parents down the street what their darlings were doing!

I fell in my yard once and could not get up. Being able to set off the motion detector alarm several times alerted my husband to send help- and he was 200 miles away!

We like the cloud video recording, being able to remotely talk to people at the door, and be able to check out what is setting off the system without going outside.

My neighbors have Ring. They post pics on Nextdoor and brag about how great it is! I've been at the front door of a business talking to the owner on his Ring....it worked!

They can fail/break in extreme cold.

I love my Ring doorbell!

There are many different companies making them now. I have been looking at several different ones. Amazon has a lot of options.

Anything can fail/ break in cold weather, but mine survived a cold MN winter.

My sibling's failed in -28° wind chills in Wisconsin with actual temps only -10° to - 15°.

I use a different system so I can't speak of my own experience.

I have Ring Pro. It works fine, even below 0. Ring Pro is hardwired, no battery. The battery assisted ones should be avoided in cold climates.

Love my RING--I never knew there was so much nocturnal wildlife in Los Angeles! As long as it captures only 4-legged creatures, I enjoy reviewing the images.

My friend loved hers until someone stole it!

I love mine. I could even see that the lawn guys came while I was 3000 miles away! With Nextdoor, people in the neighborhood hVe even tracked the comings and goings of vandals/ thieves trying car doors in the wee hours and provided video to the police.

Oh, I should have mentioned that ours are hardwired, also. The police and sheriff's offices post videos that have been submitted to them on our Nextdoor website on a regular basis. Ring makes it easy to share images and video with neighbors as well as law enforcement.

Installation is quite simple if the wiring is present and the transformer meets minimum VAC requirements. Changing out the transformer is simple if it's exposed. Mine is located in closet utility box near front door.

Be sure you have adequate space to mount it.

If your Ring is stolen, the company promises a free replacement.

My sister has Ring and loves it. She lives upstairs and it saves her lots of steps.

We put ours up to replace regular outdoor lights so all of the wiring was present. For the most part, my husband was able to install by himself, just needed a third hand a time or two.

I will say that the support staff at Ring is top notch, in the event of any problems or questions. We experienced issues with our front door camera and talked to someone who tried like crazy to figure out the issue, but with no luck.

He had another one on the way before we hung up! Fortunately, we figured out a little later that we were doing something wrong, it wasn't a faulty camera at all. We sent the new camera straight back when it arrived.