aosu Doorbell Camera Wireless, 5MP Ultra HD, Support Local Storage, 2.4/5 GHz WiFi Video Doorbell with Homebase, Battery/Wired Powered, Work with Alexa & Google Assistant

play back is easy “event” button.
Best video doorbell out there. One major plus for this bell. The feature called “Event” When you push this button a drop down of videos appears. Anyone walking up to door is on a video, nothing else. No searching, it is right there. Second cool feature is “select” and “delete”. With select it brings up a page of videos, which can be viewed or deleted. Excellent product. Be sure to hardwire it. Don’t screw around with batteries. Be sure you have strong internet at the doorbell. Easy install, very clear video. With video card, there are no fees. Also this camera works with 5g network . 100% Buy it!

I would say comparable to ring doorbell at least but maybe better
The video quality is pretty nice I would say comparable to ring doorbell at the least but maybe better depending on which model you have. The setup was easy and straightforward Once again comparable to a ring doorbell. If you’ve ever installed one of those, this one will be a breeze. The quality of the product itself is really nice, I actually bought this one as part of a set that included four exterior solar powered cameras the doorbell, one interior home camera and a DVR to record all of the footage so that I do not have to pay for a monthly subscription which is what I was having to do with ring doorbell.

Great with suggested improvements
Update:We’ve upgraded our rating to 5 stars and bought a second doorbell of this model for our other door. We like this doorbell that much. We’ve also added Aosu 4 solar security cameras with the separate (not attached to the camera) solar panels, so we’re now all in with Aosu. Thank you Amazon for all of the Aosu deals. We saved a bundle.Why the upgraded rating for the doorbell? After fumbling around, we found all of the features in the app that we need to monitor the doors to our house. Video playback is still herky jerky, but we’ll live with this trade-off for exceptionally crystal clear video. This doorbell model works very well.We’re staying with the wireless option because our ‘vintage’ house requires more wiring than we care to invest in doorbells. The wireless works well with our mesh router and signal extenders with zero dropouts.We solved the battery drain in several ways. Turn off the blue doorbell light, it sucks power. Don’t monitor the area 24/7, that sucks power, too. Doing these two things keeps the doorbells charged to 90-100% for months.HOWEVER, many thanks to Aosu for not hiding the doorbell USB port inside the mounting plates. Access to the USB port when the doorbell is locked in place allows for continuous charging with solar panels and solves the entire battery drain problem permanently.We attached 5W solar panels (available on Amazon) to the doorbells and added long USB male to female cables (also Amazon) to snake around the door frames and up to the solar panels on the roof. The solar panels now keep our doorbells fully charged. This option is something that Aosu could offer for anyone opting for the wireless doorbell version.It means that we can turn back on the doorbell’s blue light and monitor 24/7 if we want. But we’re already ‘trained’ in the above ways to conserve the battery, so not going OCD here…lol.We’re not fans of the Ring community sharing (private people) and are glad not to be on that particular ‘social media’. We’re also not cloud fans (hello Crowd Strike?) and totally appreciate local storage, which we manage daily by deleting all videos. Seriously, we don’t need to save videos of the mail carrier or package deliveries and clog up the doorbell’s storage… :-).Initial Review:First off, thank you to all the reviewers. After futzing around for a year trying to figure out which video doorbell to buy, you guys helped with this decision.No regrets here. Wireless installation was a breeze and works well with our Samsung tablets. The images are crystal clear. We’ll most likely hardwire for full-time observation because doing so drains the battery too quickly. Another possibility is a USB solar panel connected to the bottom USB charging port to keep the doorbell fully charged once we figure out the correct solar panel wattage.With the porch light turned on, we turned off the infrared for full color night vision and it’s amazing even with our low wattage LED porch light. No porch light? Then you’ll need to enable infrared, which also works as it should.Suggested Improvements: The Aosu app interface is kludgy and could be improved. An interface with a drop down set of menus, think any Microsoft Office application, would go a long way to making these products more consumer friendly along with easier to configure and maintain the cameras or some pop-up words to tell the user what an icon does. Because we just ordered the Aosu 4 cam solar security camera set on deal from Amazon, we’re kind of dreading its maintenance with the current app interface.We’re maintenance minded and like to be able to do things like check the battery life (not on the home card as specified in settings), delete old files (not able to do this with the incorrect directions in the online manual, but finally figured it out with an ‘Activities’ icon), check the WiFi signal strength easily (have to futz around in settings to find it and its buried in ‘About Device’) and delete notifications/messages (we don’t need to see forever worth of messages and prefer to keep this list shorter or empty on a daily basis).We have a call into customer support because we’d like to be able to define where the Aosu app stores event files. We don’t need to fill up our internal tablet storage when we have gigantic SD cards in our tablets just for storing data.Wish list? An app for our desktops – Linux and Windows. Given that the doorbell’s hub is already on our network, then a desktop app would be an unbelievable bonus putting Aosu way ahead of everyone else. Because this isn’t an NVR, Blue Iris doesn’t support these cameras…yet…but we’re trying.By tapping our Samsung tablets to the side of our 55″ Samsung TV monitors we have the tablet’s interface on the big screen. The problem is that it’s not a KVM switch, which puts us back to the desktop app wish. Yah, we know, there are Android emulators for the desktops, but they’re still not ‘there’.All in all, as noted above, we like this doorbell so much that we’ll be all in with Aosu security once our security cameras arrive. The single star ding is for the above suggestions for the consumer’s experience and not for the hardware which works well.

When I purchased my first doorbell camera, I initially received a defective one. However, after contacting customer service, they responded promptly and replaced it with a new one. The replacement works perfectly — the video is super clear (even at night!), and the app works really well. I get instant alerts when someone’s at the door, and being able to talk to visitors through my phone is a game-changer, quality, easy setup, and reliable alerts. I really appreciate how quickly the company resolved my issue. Excellent product and even better customer service!

I’ve been searching for the perfect video doorbell for over 3 years, and I truly feel like I’ve finally found it with the AOSU Video Doorbell V8S. The 5MP UHD camera quality is absolutely phenomenal—crystal clear both during the day and at night. The dual-band WiFi (2.4/5 GHz) ensures a reliable connection, and the triple motion detection has been incredibly accurate without too many false alerts.While the audio clarity could be a bit better, it hasn’t been a deal-breaker for me. The fact that there’s no monthly fee, 180-day battery life, and local storage for 2 months just adds to the value. Integration with Alexa has been seamless as well.Overall, I’ve been extremely happy with this purchase. It checks all the boxes I was looking for—high quality, reliable performance, and great features without ongoing costs. Highly recommend!