From doorbells to vacuums, these smart home devices are designed to streamline your day-to-day, and many of them are on sale for Black Friday.

From robot vacuums to video doorbells and pet cameras, these picks make life easier for everyone and are sure to delight tech lovers and newbies alike. And they're all tested by our experts.

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If you want more out of the Nest Doorbell, you’ll have to pay for a $10 or $20 per month Google Home Premium subscription.

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Ring has a new flagship in its consumer video doorbell line: The Ring Battery Doorbell Pro delivers the company’s vaunted radar-based 3D motion detection to homes that don’t already have low-voltage ...

Crisp and clear video day or night. Accurate animated alerts. Can recognize faces. Gemini can answer questions and offer descriptions. Overhauled Google Home app is much improved. Pricey subscriptions ...

Aldi has launched its own video doorbell to rival Ring, Blink and Nest devices and it’s subscription free. It costs £16.99 and does not require a monthly subscription like some of the other brands.

Video doorbells are much more than just a camera for the front of your house. My video doorbell, for example, gives me alerts when a package appears or suddenly disappears (like if a porch pirate ...

The new wired devices are Nest Cam Indoor (3rd gen), Nest Cam Outdoor (2nd gen), and Nest Doorbell (3rd gen). All three feature 2K HDR video, the highest resolution Google has offered, for sharper ...

Google has just announced new Nest smart home devices. The new devices include a smart speaker with Gemini, Nest Doorbell, and Nest Cams. The company is also releasing multiple updates to its Google ...

Home automation is one of those things that's both much older than people think—the foundations were laid in 1966—and yet still quite controversial in the era of cloud-based everything. Typically, ...