Sunnybell ST60 3-Tone 16-Channel Wireless Doorbell With Strobe Light
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Customer Review: door bell
Summary: 4 Stars
Part of not giving 5 stars to this item, is my own fault. I thought I was ordering one that plugged into an electrical socket, not a battery operated one.Customer Review: Seems like a decent doorbell
Summary: 4 Stars
Bought this for a gift, its loud and strobe works nice. So far working just fine.Customer Review: Sunnybell ST60 product review
Summary: 3 Stars
This wireless door bell worked fine upon battery installation. However, the pushbutton cover does not snap closed to hold the front and back halves of the unit together. I had to use a patch of duct tape to hold the front half to the back after mounting the back to the frame by the door. Additionally, the button uses an unusual 12 volt battery that is not available everywhere and finding a replacement may take some effort. The Bell unit has a single slot to hang on a wood screw (provided) but once the 3 standard "C" batteries are installed, the balance is off and the wall unit hangs at an angle. Thus far I have given this product a 3-star rating but that might upgrade to 4-stars if the batteries last for four to six months.Customer Review: Loud
Summary: 3 Stars
this product is nice and loud. I'm not happy with the mounting material included. Haven't used it yet because of mounting problems for the outside bell button.Customer Review: OK electronics, junky case
Summary: 2 Stars
The good: range is ok, it's loud enough to hear.
The ok: no volume control, and the sound is a little too loud for the amplifier, so the sound is slightly distorted (like your stereo turned up too loud).
The bad: the case for the transmitter comes in two pieces that didn't fit together. After I took a knife and shaved off some of the plastic, I could get the front to clip onto the back, but it's still not a very solid fit and I worry about it falling off. Meanwhile, the included screws are apparently made out of butter; using an electric screwdriver, I stripped the head of the first one so badly I had to use pliers to remove it, and then using a normal screwdriver that fit perfectly and being very careful, I was still barely able to get the other screws in.