About this app
Ring Video Doorbell App Guide - Ring is one of the most trusted names in the video doorbell world, so we were really excited to get our hands on their newest Video Doorbell. We recently spent nearly 72 hours testing the device from top to bottom.The app felt well-designed with user experience in mind. After going through the setup process, we started to notice some pretty cool features. More on that later, though. We need to get it installed first.
The process began by walking us through the device set up. After we entered some standard information, we were prompted to name our doorbell. We weren’t feeling particularly creative, so we selected “Front Door” from the standard choices.
After that, we needed to power on the device. We did this by sliding the battery into the bottom of the unit, at which time a mechanized voice told us the Ring was in setup mode. Not a huge deal, but little feedback details like that are helpful and worth noting. Then to link the Ring app with the doorbell we were prompted to scan a small QR code on the back of the device. No problem there.
Pro Tip: If you’re installing the Ring with a battery-powered configuration, plug the battery pack in overnight to charge all the way before you’re planning to set the doorbell up.
Once that was done, we had to connect the Ring doorbell to our Wi-Fi. While the app doesn’t tell you to do this, it’s important that you select the 2.4 GHz channel on your router (if you have it). While it’s a little counterintuitive since the 5 GHz channel offers faster speeds, 2.4 GHz is actually better at penetrating walls and is better suited for connecting a device like a video doorbell.
After it connects to the Internet, the Ring will automatically update its firmware. The app told us this process could take up to five minutes, and we found it took every second of that. Be patient! Grab lunch or something.
After we finished eating our sandwich, our Ring Video Doorbell 3 was fully updated and ready to physically install. Here the app prompted us to watch a video on a new feature called Modes. Using Modes, we can sync all of our Ring devices together and change their settings based on privacy and security needs. For example — if you’re home, you don’t necessarily want an indoor camera alerting you every time there’s motion. If you’re away, though, you might want to turn that functionality on. Remember when we said Ring’s really great with versatility? That’s another example of what we’re talking about.
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