Our Partner pavilion also includes a Feature Wall where developers can check out these impressive SmartThings-enabled products:
- Amazon Echo, Echo Dot, Tap: Amazon’s devices give consumers voice control of their SmartThings-connected products.
- First Alert: A wifi-connected smoke and carbon detection alarm which gives owners peace of mind through a phone app.
- Leviton: Smart lighting switches and outlets giving consumers one-touch control over their lights and appliances.
**- Ring: Enables owners to answer their doors from a smartphone or tablet (coming soon).**
- Samsung SmartCam: Simple and compact, with improved night vision and a wide viewing angle, SmartCam gives owners a live view of their home, and the ability to video record important moments from anywhere.
**- Skybell: A video-enabled doorbell capable of recording a 60 second video viewable in the SkyBell app, and triggers for detecting motion and doorbell use (coming soon).**
- Scout Alarms: Enables homeowners to monitor their property through an on-demand service.
Yes, we have a 1080p camera, free cloud recording, and we current work with IFTTT, Amazon Echo/Alexa and Works with Nest. We’ve also partnered with Alarm.com, Honeywell and Monitronics as their doorbell of choice for their home security services. Lastly, we are members of Apple Homekit and Comcast Xfinity Home.
In addition, SkyBell HD has full color night vision and works with mechanical and digital door chimes. We have 180 degree field of few with no fisheye, no periscope effect and no blind spots.
We also provide a free replacement if it’s stolen.
Hi Jason, I cannot at this time. As the only doorbell with bi-directional APIs at this time, I believe you’ll be happy with the capabilities in the integration.
It’s coming! But don’t expect to be able to see the video stream, the integration will nist likely be much like how it integrates with Wink, in that you’ll be able to cut out the IFTTT middle man by being able to trigger from motion/button presses directly.
Honestly whichever video doorbell directly integrates with ST first will likely get my money… I’ve been looking for a long time and that’s the hold up for me. I also would prefer to have local video storage, but it doesn’t look like that’s going to happen.
I don’t like the form factor of the SkyBell and last year when I got the Ring it seemed like the $30 a year was reasonable. Seems like the SkyBell HD has fixed some of the issues, but still not sold on the form factor.
Its nice that there is competition, so I am sure they are just going to continue to improve.
I fully agree with you but SkyBell was not up to snuff last year when I was in the market . Now the $30 a year is 7 years of service (assuming $199 to move to SkyBell HD). So I am in a lets see what happens.
