HoneywellHome RDWL311A2000 Series 3 Doorbell Portable Wireless Doorbell & Push Button

Our regular doorbell still works, and as long as we're upstairs, it's not an issue. We are now thirty years older and just can't hear as well downstairs. This is the second time we have purchased a wireless doorbell. The first one finally quit working, so I went looking for another wireless doorbell. I chose this one because it has a flashing light. So even if you're listening to the tv, with headphones, if the power unit it in your line of sight, you can see the light flashing. That is exactly what we needed, and the volume can be adjusted as well. It works well and I'm sure it will give us many years of use.

This door bell is wonderful. Especially for older people and homes. It is uncomplicated. It has many excellent features like a flashing light, different ring tones or chimes. We choose it because you just plug it in and install the ringer on the outside. The screwes included were a little too big, we used smaller ones and it is very secure. We have always found Honeywell products to be dependable.

This is a great doorbell for anyone who doesn't have wiring for a doorbell. We set it up at my grandmother's retirement apartment, it's plenty loud for her and she can see the visual cue. Knocking wasn't cutting it, but this does the trick.

I like the brand but I don't have any extra outlets for the plug in type like this item

Easy set up works well

I love this door bell. I can hear it in our huge house. It needs batteries, but they last a long time. I owned another one for 9 years.

The device was smaller than I thought but flashing light with various colors is very nice and I can mute all sounds from it that my roommates can not hear it in their bedrooms/living room because I am profoundly deaf since birth

I bought this product with the sole purpose of using a custom doorbell chime, as this is the ONLY device on the market that advertises such feature. I've always wanted custom chimes for the holidays or just for the laughs, and I'm surprised no other product is offering that feature. Unfortunately, this feature is either false advertising or I am just incredibly unlucky, as I've now tried two new devices and on both, I am unable to upload any custom chimes to my device, as the computer can't recognize the USB device. I've tried EVERYTHING to get this to work. I've used 3 different computers running different versions of Windows (7, 10, and 11) and I have had no luck getting any computer to recognize the drive. I've used different micro USB cables, taken the batteries out of he device, and tried messing around in device manager, yet I've had no luck. On Windows 10, the device reads as having some sort of issue and can't be read by the computer. On Windows 7 and 11, it gives me nothing at all. I've even looked online to see if there are any drivers I can download to the device to fix the issue, but I've come up empty handed. Other reviews say that apparently this is a KNOWN issue and all you can do is get a new device every time and hope that you get one that isn't a total dud. After trying two brand new devices, I'm done. I sent both devices back and I'm not going to be trying a third. I'm convinced that it's almost deliberate and Honeywell has 0 intention of fixing it. On their own website, their only troubleshooting suggestion is to unplug and re-plug the device back into a different USB port...If you're looking for a standard doorbell, this one is fine, but you can pay a fraction of the price for a doorbell that does the same stuff as this one, minus the custom chimes feature. The pre-programmed chimes are just ok, and the colored lights are a nice touch. I especially like the blinking white ones at the top next to the mute button, which would be good for those who are hearing impaired. The device is quite loud, maybe even too loud, as the audio can start to become distorted on the highest volume. There is also some delay between the initial press and the chime going off on the receiver, which is a little frustrating, but not enough that the average person will notice. It's an ok doorbell at best, but I'm very disappointed that one of it's biggest features (and arguably the feature most worth the $50 price tag) simply doesn't work.