TECKNET Wireless Doorbells for Home, Waterproof Classroom Door Bell Ringer Wireless with 60 Ringtones & 5 Level Volume, 1300ft Range Self-Powered Doorbell Chimes Kit with LED for House (White)

Great value for the money. Very functional if you don’t have wiring. Battery life is decent as mine has been running since I bought it. Looks pretty decent in black but I’m sure it’ll look just as good in the lighter colors too. lots of tones and nice ones too.

The TECKNET Self-Powered Wireless Doorbell has been an integral part of my home for nearly two years now, and I couldn't be more satisfied with its performance. Here's why this doorbell is worth every penny:No Battery Required: One of the standout features of this doorbell is its self-powered design, eliminating the need for batteries. The push button is cleverly designed to generate power with each press, ensuring that the doorbell remains operational without the hassle of replacing batteries.Long-Range Coverage: With an impressive range of up to 1300 feet, this doorbell provides reliable coverage throughout my home. Whether I'm in the backyard or upstairs, I never miss a visitor thanks to its strong signal transmission.Versatile Chime Options: The doorbell offers 32 different chimes to choose from, allowing me to customize the sound to my preference. From classic melodies to more modern tunes, there's a chime for every mood and occasion.Durable and Waterproof: Built to withstand the elements, the TECKNET doorbell is waterproof and designed to withstand outdoor conditions. Even during heavy rain or snow, I can rely on its durability and performance.LED Light Indicator: The LED light indicator provides a visual alert whenever someone rings the doorbell, making it perfect for noisy environments or when I'm listening to music with headphones on.Overall, the TECKNET Self-Powered Wireless Doorbell has exceeded my expectations in terms of reliability, convenience, and performance. It's a testament to its quality that it's still going strong after almost two years of use. If you're in need of a dependable doorbell solution without the hassle of batteries, look no further than this fantastic product.

I recently set up a wireless doorbell, and it’s been a game changer for my home. This self-powered model makes installation a breeze, and with its impressive range of up to 1300 feet, I can hear it from anywhere in the house. With 60 different chimes to choose from, I’ve enjoyed picking a sound that suits my style, and the LED light is a handy feature that adds a touch of flair.One of the standout features is its waterproof design, rated IP66, which gives me peace of mind knowing it can withstand different weather conditions. The sound level can be adjusted from 0 to 110 dB, making it suitable for both quiet and noisy environments. Just a note: make sure to place the ringer within the effective range to ensure it works optimally.Having this doorbell has made it easier to know when guests arrive, and it adds a modern touch to my entryway. The extra socket is a convenient feature, allowing me to plug in other devices without losing an outlet.Overall, this wireless doorbell is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to upgrade their home’s entry system. With its combination of functionality and design, it’s been a reliable and effective addition to my daily life. I’m really pleased with how well it performs!

The media could not be loaded. You can test it right out of the box! I have one of the units in my office on mute, but it flashes so I can quietly tell someone is at the front door, even if I am in a meeting. The other is in my main house. You have multiple choices for the volume, and it can get loud on the top setting. What pleases me is that I don't have to charge or replace batteries! For the price, it is a great solution: no wiring, and an easy installation. I don't need a camera on my doorbell; my property has other outdoor systems. I'm simply replacing a 30-year-old defunct doorbell system without having to wire the replacement.

I bought the Tecknet Wireless doorbell because I liked the idea of not having to depend on a battery. It was intended to be used at my mother's apartment who has trouble hearing her present doorbell. Here are the pros and cons that I've noticed:Pros:1. Easy to set up2. Loud ring3. Doesn't require a batteryCons:1. The extra socket on my receiver was very tight. I had to push hard to plug another device in it. An older person may struggle to insert and remove a plug from it.2. The ringer/sensor requires a solid push to get it to click. Small inconvenience, but I thought I'd mention it.3. This is a big one if you plan to place the ringer on a solid metal door- it won't transmit. The sensor and receiver worked perfectly within the apartment, but once the sensor was placed on her door it wouldn't work. The blue light on the sensor wouldn't light up when clicked. The distance is less than 600 ft, so it is not out of range. I attempted it in my own apartment, and it did work, because while I also have a metal door it's not as solid as my mother's door.4. Questionable Teknet customer service- I did contact them regarding the socket because I have never come across one so tight. Using normal strength I only managed to get the plug 3/4 of the way into the receiver. I thought I received a defective unit so I wrote to them and sent a picture. They replied promptly, but their suggestion was to use a 3 prong plug not a 2 prong. Umm no, that was definitely not the problem.Bottom line- probably fine if you don't have a heavy metal door like my mother and you're not constantly plugging and unplugging from the extra socket.