I bought the Chime Pro for the wifi extender, but it's so nice to extend the doorbell *sound across the house as well (in a far room for example). Plus, you can add different sounds for different occasions. The dog sound scared away a sales-person one time, that was funny to watch... and the Halloween ""Ghost"" sound will be great for that time of year.
It may be hard to justify the $$ for this small accessory, but for me... It's a pretty handy, and useful feature.
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My router is centrally-located and I needed chimes at both ends of my home as well as the Chime Pro network signal extended. I bought one unit to try out and then another a week later. The second Chime Pro arrived in a much larger product box. After installation, I verified that the firmware of each unit is up to date. However, I noticed that my doorbell and cameras seemed to prefer staying connected to the first Chime Pro. I unplugged the first Chime Pro to force the units to connect to the second, but whenever I unplugged and re-plugged cameras, they tended to reconnect to the first. I also tried moving the Chime Pro units around and discovered that the second unit failed to automatically reconnect to my router. At first, I thought that I had inadvertantly pressed the side button when I plugged it back in. A couple of days ago, our neighborhood lost power and when it came back, I discovered that the second Chime Pro restarted in Setup mode and was unable to reconnect. I requested a replacement of the second unit from Amazon and received another unit packaged in the smaller box. After setting it up the new chime, I noticed that some camera units reconnected to the new unit as it was closer and had a stronger signal. However, after a short period of time, I noticed that one of the cameras (Indoor Cam, 2nd Gen) reverted to the first Chime Pro which was more distant and had a weaker signal. When I tried to reconnect each camera to the Chime Pro network, another camera would reconnect to the distant and weaker Chime Pro. I rebooted all of the cameras and they reconnected to the closest Chime Pro with the stronger signal and the connections have been stable since. The signal strength of all clients are much stronger overall with the addition of the newest Chime Pro compared to with the second unit. I also cycled the power to the new chime and confirmed that it automatically reconnects to my router, same as the first unit.I can only guess that the second Chime Pro in the larger box is an older unit. Whether all of the Chime Pro units are on the same firmware revision is unknown since the software does not display firmware version numbers. Each unit may have been on the latest version supported by that particular model, but a different version than the other. I cannot tell any other physical differences between the units. The MAC ID prefixes of all three units are different, possibly indicating different network hardware inside. The behavior after power loss and restoration is definitely unacceptable as the cameras would have been disabled until I return home and re-run setup.
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My router is centrally-located and I needed chimes at both ends of my home as well as the Chime Pro network signal extended. I bought one unit to try out and then another a week later. The second Chime Pro arrived in a much larger product box. After installation, I verified that the firmware of each unit is up to date. However, I noticed that my doorbell and cameras seemed to prefer staying connected to the first Chime Pro. I unplugged the first Chime Pro to force the units to connect to the second, but whenever I unplugged and re-plugged cameras, they tended to reconnect to the first. I also tried moving the Chime Pro units around and discovered that the second unit failed to automatically reconnect to my router. At first, I thought that I had inadvertantly pressed the side button when I plugged it back in. A couple of days ago, our neighborhood lost power and when it came back, I discovered that the second Chime Pro restarted in Setup mode and was unable to reconnect. I requested a replacement of the second unit from Amazon and received another unit packaged in the smaller box. After setting it up the new chime, I noticed that some camera units reconnected to the new unit as it was closer and had a stronger signal. However, after a short period of time, I noticed that one of the cameras (Indoor Cam, 2nd Gen) reverted to the first Chime Pro which was more distant and had a weaker signal. When I tried to reconnect each camera to the Chime Pro network, another camera would reconnect to the distant and weaker Chime Pro. I rebooted all of the cameras and they reconnected to the closest Chime Pro with the stronger signal and the connections have been stable since. The signal strength of all clients are much stronger overall with the addition of the newest Chime Pro compared to with the second unit. I also cycled the power to the new chime and confirmed that it automatically reconnects to my router, same as the first unit.
I can only guess that the second Chime Pro in the larger box is an older unit. Whether all of the Chime Pro units are on the same firmware revision is unknown since the software does not display firmware version numbers. Each unit may have been on the latest version supported by that particular model, but a different version than the other. I cannot tell any other physical differences between the units. The MAC ID prefixes of all three units are different, possibly indicating different network hardware inside. The behavior after power loss and restoration is definitely unacceptable as the cameras would have been disabled until I return home and re-run setup.
I can only guess that the second Chime Pro in the larger box is an older unit. Whether all of the Chime Pro units are on the same firmware revision is unknown since the software does not display firmware version numbers. Each unit may have been on the latest version supported by that particular model, but a different version than the other. I cannot tell any other physical differences between the units. The MAC ID prefixes of all three units are different, possibly indicating different network hardware inside. The behavior after power loss and restoration is definitely unacceptable as the cameras would have been disabled until I return home and re-run setup.
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