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‘Change’ the sound, using one of the three workaround methods that I discuss below.

Learn to live with it, and hope that your visitors do as well.Lower the volume, or turn if off completely, to stop startling your visitors!.Marley_Ring, 20th November 2019, Ring Community ForumsĪs a result of not being able to change this sound, you have a few options available to you: Whether they’ll offer this feature in the future or not remains to be seen, but Marley (who works for Ring) did say the following in November 2019 when someone asked them on the Ring community forums:Īt this time you cannot change the tone that sounds from your Doorbell’s speaker when the button is pushed… This sounds like an excellent feature request, in which we’ve seen other neighbors share interest in such a feature as well! Consider this shared with the team. Unfortunately you can’t currently change the external Ring doorbell sound: this just isn’t a feature that Ring offer. I’ve actually turned mine down to 50% volume and this thankfully doesn’t startle my visitors anymore!Įqually you might want to change the outdoor sound during Halloween, 4th July celebrations – or on various other holidays and events. Whilst it’s the same as the default internal Ring chime sound, it can still seem abrupt to your visitors – especially at the default 100% volume which can be quite loud. The external Ring doorbell sound is the following: Ring doorbell outside ringing sound. 5) ‘Changing’ the sound #4: wire up an external doorbell chime The outside Ring Doorbell sound