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Don't trust them. I tried a 256GB Samung EVO a couple months ago and didn't work for my RCA doorbell variant. I contacted Ezviz support back then who said it should work even though I know that my 256GB card works in their Ezviz Orion camera. It's probably firmware that needs to be updated so will wait until the next firmware releases to pop in the 256GB card again.EZVIZ DB1 - Wi-Fi Smart Video Doorbell
DB1 is a 3MP Wi-Fi Smart Doorbell that lets you see who’s there from head to toe and even talk to them when you are not home.
Frankiej
· 3 months ago
Can it fit a 256gb mirco sd card?
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- EZVIZ Product Expert Not sure if this is a EZVIZ employee!!
· 3 months ago
With the new Firmware upgrade - This device should support 256GB SD card
me too, just trying to lay out the facts. you said earlier it doesn't work and my Sandisk MAX Endurance 256GB is doing the same thing as yours is, making 2 128GB FAT32 partitions and failing init!
Yep. I even tried formatting via IMVS and other Ezviz tools to see if it would work but same results. Fortunately for me, my primary recording is done on my NVR so the 128GB is good enough for now on the doorbell until firmware allows it in the future.
I went with the RCA variant instead of Ring or Nest doorbells as it fits our budget until there is a POE/ONVIF/Alexa/Google doorbell that is under $100 with no monthly fees in the future. It plays well with my NVR5216-4KS2 NVR via ONVIF and/or RTSP. Also recently swapped out my in-laws old Ring doorbell a couple months ago and they are liking the Ezviz DB1 variant AND now no longer have monthly fees to deal with.
We hear you. This DB rocks. Many, many changes since its release. So many we have a huge sticky of info in our Doorbell 101, page 101.
I also tried under linux formatting the 256GB SD card as 1 FAT32, as 1 exFAT, as 2 FAT32, & as 1 FAT32 and second part Not Formatted. Nothing works, the doorbell wants to init it no matter what and when it does it sets up 2 FAT32 drives.
Yep, been there done that with linux disk tools as well as all of my windows disk tools before I contacted Ezviz tech support. I'm sure once there are a lot of customer requests for 256GB support for longer timeframe before videos get overwritten they'll update firmware to support the 256GB cards.
I swore mine let me go between loud soft and offI wish the DB1 had a way of reducing the bell volume. There is only a way to either disable the sound or enable it. If I disable it, the UPS folks keep pressing it wondering if it works
Yeah it is pretty loud. My neighbors are answering their doors when our DB button is pressedI wish the DB1 had a way of reducing the bell volume. There is only a way to either disable the sound or enable it. If I disable it, the UPS folks keep pressing it wondering if it works
