Ring Chime Pro (2nd Generation)
It is designed around Ring devices; verify compatibility and current regional availability.
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Brand guide
WiFi Extenders for Ring Doorbells and Chimes
A Ring Chime Pro is designed to extend WiFi for compatible Ring devices. A generic router extender may also improve nearby WiFi coverage, but it is not a substitute for checking Ring compatibility and placement.
Models at a glance
Ring Chime Pro (1st Generation)
Confirm support and availability for your exact Ring device; this is an older generation.
Compare them side by side
| Ring Chime Pro (2nd Generation) | Ring Chime Pro (1st Generation) | |
|---|---|---|
| Generation | 2nd Generation | 1st Generation |
| Adds an indoor chime | Yes, manufacturer-described | Yes, product support page |
| Extends WiFi for Ring devices | Yes, compatible devices | Check supported device list |
| Exact frequency support | 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz stated | — |
| Current purchase suitability | Check local availability | Older generation; check support |
Sources and how we chose
- Ring Chime Pro (2nd Generation) product page · 2026-10-15
- Ring Chime Pro (1st Generation) support · 2026-10-15
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