Google Nest Doorbell (Wired, 3rd Gen) - 2K Video and Gemini, Live View, Night Vision, 2-Way Audio - Works with Google Home - 2025 Model - Linen

• Meet the wired Nest Doorbell; with 2K HDR video and Gemini, it knows what’s at your door and and what to do next (Gemini features require a Google Home premium subscription; try it for 1 month at no cost to you)[4]

• No need to recharge or replace batteries; the Nest Doorbell keeps you plugged into home, day and night

• The Nest Doorbell keeps your data safe with encrypted video, two-step verification,
and enhanced security through your Google Account; and a
green LED light lets you know when it’s processing or streaming video

• With an Advanced subscription to Google Home Premium, know more about what’s happening with notifications like “Person with flowers”[3]; get even more detailed descriptions and tap to see a summary of what happened[3]

• Video is crisp and clear in 2K HDR, the Nest Doorbell’s highest resolution yet[1,2]; see rich color and details, see in the dark with night vision, and see the bigger picture with an expanded 166° field of view[1]

• Search your video history with help from Gemini[3]; try something like “Who let the dogs out?” to see a summary and relevant clips (subscription required)

• Check in anytime with the Google Home app; see your live feed, check your video history, and talk to someone at your doorstep[5]; Google Home app and Google Account required; the Nest Doorbell (wired, 3rd gen) is not compatible with the Nest app

• The Nest Doorbell sends alerts when it spots a person, package, vehicle, or animal[5]; with a Standard subscription to Google Home Premium, it can even learn the faces of your friends and family, so you know who’s at the door before they knock[5,6]

• The wired Nest Doorbell’s installation requires a 16-24VAC, 10-40VA, 50/60Hz rated doorbell transformer and chime (sold separately); you may need to replace hardware

• Please refer to the "Legal" section below for all applicable legal disclaimers denoted by the bracketed numbers in the preceding bullet points (e.g., [1], [2], etc.)