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Unless I'm completely blind, I don't see options for a wired doorbell. For those of us in less tropical climes (read: Minnesota), a battery operated doorbell really isn't an option. Are there plans to have a wired doorbell in Arlo's future (or does one already exist... in which case, link please)?
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There are many others here that haven't had issues. I personally am using lithium batteries to mitigate the issue but I believe the use of alkaline batteries haven't proven to be problematic. You may need to change batteries a bit more often. I haven't heard of this being an issue at all from anyone.
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I've had the doorbells mounted here in Rochester, NY for over a year with no issue. I'm using lithium batteries but I don't know that makes much difference. Battery life has been fine - going on to a year and still 82% and 99%. Not high traffic/usage but I've had no cold weather issues.
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Our average temperatures are about 30 degrees cooler than yours. This could affect battery life significantly.
Assuming no other Arlo alternatives, I'm afraid we'll have to wait.
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There are many others here that haven't had issues. I personally am using lithium batteries to mitigate the issue but I believe the use of alkaline batteries haven't proven to be problematic. You may need to change batteries a bit more often. I haven't heard of this being an issue at all from anyone.
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I've had the doorbells mounted here in Rochester, NY for over a year with no issue. I'm using lithium batteries but I don't know that makes much difference. Battery life has been fine - going on to a year and still 82% and 99%.
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