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Hi,
Do you know when the Arlo Audio Doorbell will be released in the UK?
OR.....
If I was to purchase one from the USA would it be supported in the UK?
Thanks in advance for you help....
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The chime is plugged in so we need a 240V variant. Anyway, I wouldn't hold my breath for a 2018 release.
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Did teh American one work on teh UK phone network for you?
Habve you actually tried it?
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Probably definitely buying the chime as well when it launched in the UK. Or wait until there is Google home integration.
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Hi,
Can you please advise me the approx release date in the UK
Many thanks
Elwynwill
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I have both, brought over for Christmas from the US. Plugged in and generally working just fine. I do have an issue with not being able to stop the phone ringing, everytime the bell is pressed... Probably just needs to correctly setup?
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Are you accepting or declining the call? Either will stop the ringing. Or do you just not want the call to happen in the first place?
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Hi
I simply want the choice to not have the phone ring when the door bell is pressed.
Ideally this should be a selectable choice as there are times when the feature is required.
Hopefully, that makes it clear?
Peter
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You can mute calls / notifications but this will mean you dont get a call.
However your phone settings will control the notification / ringing volume. If your phone is set to silent then you will receive the call but you phone should not Ring.
Thanks
Andy
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Andy
Tell me more "You can mute calls / notifications" that is essentially what I want to happen but, still need the chime to do its job.
Basically, having bought a chime together with a doorbell - that's the combination I want, indeed expect, to work when I'm in the house. The phone is only of use, to me, when I'm outside the house and welcome notifications that someone is at the door back home.
Have I missed something here?
Thanks
Peter
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Watched YouTube videos for the package and some really good features.
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Brilliant! Thanks for the update.....
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Would be a pain to do every time you come in the house / if you forget to toggle it back on again you may miss someone at your door if you are out. At least you have the option to do it 🙂
Really if you put your phone on silent mode this would work anyway. It won't stop the call but at least you won't hear it ring.
Does that help?
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It is not perfect. For a start the doorbell itself would be easy to steal. All you need is a couple of mins and a Philips screw driver. Ring at least used an Allen key to make the unit more difficult to open / remove the device.. Also if the Ring doorbell was stolen they offered a free replacement. I assume they will disable the MAC address of the item meaning it could not be reused anyway. Not seen any similar offer from Arlo?
Battery level is at 80% so it is approx inline for the 12 months.
Pressing the doorbell button is a little hard and it would be better for the doorbell itself to ring so the person pressing knows it has worked. Arlo could add this with a software update.
Hope this helps. Not regretting buying this and really for my purposes it was better than ring.
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