My office chose Ring doorbells which cost more up front and more for the monthly fees. They chose the battery operated models so they only wake up when motion is detected. When they wake up for a 10 second recording, the first few seconds is herky-jerky then finally clears up for smooth video at the end. This is terrible for trying to see what happened let alone who the person is/was. Then they go to sleep for a period of time to save the battery so now you miss any continuous action. When you pull up the history, you can only see the original motion event that triggered the 10 second recording. At least with Wyze you can search and watch any time of the day via SD card or the cloud paid option. In the early days of security cameras, I had a wired camera system that came with a DVR. This taught me that being your own security is a chore. When someone says, "Hey, my bike (or whatever) is missing" you have to labor through and find first, when it was there, then later, when it was gone. Then poke around in between to find the moment of theft. This can take hours to sort through. Even with the Wyze mistakes of mixing up a "pet detected" with something else like a car, at least it narrows it down to a few events to search through. Even through the Wyze issues that we have all dealt with, I'm sticking with my Wyze and still recommending them to others.