aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra vs Ring Battery Doorbell

aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra, because it records 60 days locally with no fee, shoots 5MP, supports dual-band Wi-Fi and offers custom motion zones. Ring Battery Doorbell wins on price, owner reception and integrations, adding IFTTT alongside Alexa and Home Assistant.

Only partly. Ring Battery Doorbell gives live view and notifications for free, but recorded video, person detection and package alerts all require a Ring plan. aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra records to its included base station at no cost, charging only for package and familiar-face alerts.

aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra uses a 5MP sensor with a 166 degree diagonal view. Ring Battery Doorbell shoots 1536p with a 150 by 150 degree head-to-toe view, which owners praise for showing visitors top to bottom and parcels on the step.

aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra supports 2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi. Ring Battery Doorbell is 2.4 GHz only, and it also has no Google Home support, working with Alexa, Home Assistant and IFTTT instead.

Households already in the Ring ecosystem who want a quick, wire-free install and a tall head-to-toe view at a lower price, and who accept the subscription for recordings. To avoid monthly fees entirely, aosu Video Doorbell R1 Ultra is the better choice.