Best accessories for Ring Doorbell

Every doorway is different, and you may need to get creative with how you mount your doorbell for it to be completely effective. This mount from HOMONO gives you up a 55-degree horizontal angle, so your camera pays attention to where it should.

This one works a bit differently than the previous mount, with the advantage being you can set it to a wider angle. You get three wedges: one 20-degree, one 30-degree, and one 40-degree, and you can stack these as you see fit to find the perfect angle for your doorway. The kit includes drywall anchors and screws, so you just need a drill and screwdriver to install this.

If you need to change your vertical angle instead of your horizontal one, this kit if for you. Again, you get three wedges to angle your Ring Doorbell Pro, this time at 5-, 10-, or 15- degrees. And again, screws, drywall sockets, and even a little screwdriver are included so you can have the mount installed in no time.

The Ring Doorbell 2 works with standard AA batteries, but there are less wasteful power options available. This kit includes a rechargeable battery pack and a USB charging cable. The battery should last up to six months, though it takes seven hours to recharge.

If you don’t want to deal with batteries at all, a permanent power supply is for you. This one from Hotop works with all Ring Doorbell models, and the cable and plug are small enough to fit through a small hole in your wall. The cable is 1.8 meters long, so you shouldn’t have any issues reaching one of your outlets inside.

You can use the Echo Show to see who is outside your door, and the newest version is better than ever. The slimmer bezels and fabric back panel make the new Echo Show look miles better than the first one, and the big screen will make it super easy to see what’s going on outside your door. You can also talk to whoever is outside through the Echo Show, and hear them back.

The all-new Echo Dot is great for a lot of things, but the key one here is that it lets you speak to and hear whoever is outside. It’s not as nice as being able to see footage like with the Echo Show, but this is also a good bit less expensive.

The microphone on your doorbell doesn’t do any good if you can’t hear it throughout your home. The Ring Chime’s speaker plugs into any power outlet to let you hear whoever is trying to come inside. The Chime lacks a microphone, though, so you won’t be able to talk back.

This does everything the Chime does but also serves as a Wi-Fi extender. Now, this doesn’t work as an extender for your smartphone or tablet, only for Ring devices, so you can hear alerts in that secluded back corner of your home.