Best programmable doorbell on the market!

Pro: It really does work. You connect it to your computer and it looks like a flash drive. I created a folder on my computer that I put doorbell sounds in. Then I cut out the sounds that came with this, storing them there, just in case. Then I uploaded the doorbell sounds I wanted. Easy as pie. Also, the doorbell button doesn't require batteries. I assume it's piezoelectric, which means it translates the mechanical energy of pressing the doorbell button into enough electricity to send a signal to the receiver. No batteries to replace, and the button is rated at 200,000 presses before failure. Con: Whoever "wrote" the manual didn't speak English. They probably ran it through Google Translate and published that. It's not difficult for a tech to figure out, but if you aren't a tech, find a tech friend before you buy it. For example, the procedure to link the doorbell button to the receiver is very like the procedure to link two Bluetooth devices together. (In fact it may be Bluetooth, not that I am claiming it is.)

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