Video Doorbells
Best Doorbell Camera for Alexa (2026): Our 3 Picks Ranked
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For a doorbell camera for Alexa, the Lockly Vision leads this list: it combines a 720P camera, a video doorbell and a smart lock, with no monthly fee and 32GB local storage. The WYZE runner-up offers 2K head-to-toe video with color night vision, while the Ring offers 2K video with up to 6x zoom.
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Top picks at a glance
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Best OverallLockly Vision Video Smart Lock with 720P9.8 View on Amazon -
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Also GreatRing Wired Doorbell 2K9.2 View on Amazon
Compare the specs
Ranked on head-to-toe view, no subscription required, local storage, night vision, two-way talk from each listing, plus how many buyers have rated it. A dash (—) means we could not confirm that figure from the listing.
| Pick | Video resolution | Head-to-toe view | No subscription required | Local storage | Night vision | Two-way talk | Weight | Warranty |
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| 1. Lockly Vision Video Smart Lock with 720P | 720P | Yes | Yes | Yes | — | Yes | 1.5 lb | — |
| 2. WYZE Wired Doorbell Camera v2(Existing Doorbell Wiring | 2K | Yes | — | Yes | Yes | Yes | 0.44 lb | — |
| 3. Ring Wired Doorbell 2K | 2K | — | — | — | — | Yes | — | — |
Lockly Vision Video Smart Lock with 720P
It pairs a 720P camera, video doorbell and smart lock with 32GB local storage and no monthly fee.
- Video resolution: 720P
- Head-to-toe view
- No subscription required
- Local storage
- Two-way talk
Good for
- Buyers who want a camera, doorbell and lock in one device
- Buyers who want local storage with no monthly fee
Skip it if
- You need video resolution above 720P
- You need more than 32GB of local storage
It offers fingerprint entry, app remote control, a patented keypad, two-way audio and a physical key, with Alexa and Google voice control. It stores up to 99 fingerprints, with recognition in less than 0.3 seconds, and it fits doors from 1-3/8 inches to 2 inches thick. It saves footage locally in 32GB storage, with a 132 degree head-to-toe view. It weighs 1.5 lb.
WYZE Wired Doorbell Camera v2(Existing Doorbell Wiring
It offers 2K head-to-toe video, color night vision, two-way audio and local recording.
- Video resolution: 2K
- Head-to-toe view
- Local storage
- Night vision
- Two-way talk
Good for
- Buyers who want 2K head-to-toe video
- Buyers who want color night vision
Skip it if
- You need video resolution above 2K
- You need a battery-powered doorbell
It offers 2K head-to-toe video with a starlight sensor for vivid color images in low light. It offers two-way audio through the Wyze app, with instant notifications for visitors and package deliveries. It requires existing doorbell wiring for around-the-clock power, with IP65. It records locally with a MicroSD card, sold separately, and weighs 0.44 lb.
Ring Wired Doorbell 2K
It offers 2K video with up to 6x zoom, two-way talk and Alexa notifications.
- Video resolution: 2K
- Two-way talk
Good for
- Buyers who want 2K video with 6x zoom
- Buyers who want Alexa notifications from Echo Dot
Skip it if
- You need video resolution above 2K
- You need a battery-powered doorbell
It offers Retinal 2K video with a 140 degree horizontal and 140 degree vertical field of view. It offers Live View and Two-Way Talk, with real-time alerts when motion is detected. It works with Alexa for custom notifications from Echo Dot and video on Echo Show. It uses a Ring Protect subscription, sold separately, for scroll-back video and AI-powered alerts.
How to choose
Alexa, resolution and view
Alexa control differs across this list, while resolution and view decide what you see. The Lockly offers Alexa and Google voice control, the WYZE works with Alexa and Google Assistant, and the Ring works with Alexa for Echo Dot notifications and Echo Show video. For resolution, the Lockly records in 720P, while the WYZE and Ring record in 2K. For view, the Lockly offers a 132 degree head-to-toe view, the WYZE offers a head-to-toe view, and the Ring offers a 140 degree horizontal and vertical view.
Storage and subscriptions
Storage and subscription needs decide how clips are kept and what they cost. The Lockly saves footage locally in 32GB storage with no monthly fee. The WYZE records locally with a MicroSD card, sold separately. The Ring uses a Ring Protect subscription, sold separately, for scroll-back video and AI-powered alerts. Compare local storage against subscription features before choosing.
Power, wiring and installation
Power and wiring decide whether a doorbell fits your existing setup. The WYZE requires existing doorbell wiring for around-the-clock power. The Ring is hardwired and connects right into home electricity for nonstop power. The Lockly fits doors from 1-3/8 inches to 2 inches thick, with installation in 20 minutes using step-by-step guides. Check your wiring and door thickness before choosing.
FAQ
Which doorbells work with Alexa?
The Lockly offers Alexa and Google voice control, the WYZE works with Alexa and Google Assistant, and the Ring works with Alexa for Echo Dot and Echo Show.
Which pick needs no subscription?
The Lockly pick needs no monthly fee, with 32GB local storage. The WYZE records locally with a MicroSD card, and the Ring uses a Ring Protect subscription for scroll-back video.
Do all three picks use battery power?
No, the WYZE requires existing doorbell wiring and the Ring is hardwired for nonstop power.
What resolutions do these doorbells offer?
The Lockly records in 720P, while the WYZE and Ring record in 2K.
