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Amcrest SmartHome AD-110 Video Doorbell

budget Discontinued local: good Wi-Fi

Price: budget band last checked Sep 7, 2026
HA fit: good
Works offline: yes
Setup: moderate
Hub needed: no

Discontinued. The manufacturer no longer sells this one new, so a retailer link here can land on remaining stock, a used or refurbished unit, or a successor model - check what the listing is before buying.

Amcrest SmartHome AD-110 Video Doorbell - Budget RTSP doorbell that works locally with Home Assistant

Quick verdict

The AD-110 is the budget king of local doorbells. It does one thing well: give you an RTSP stream you can pipe into Home Assistant or Frigate. Don't expect a pretty app, and Alexa is the only voice assistant it reaches. This is a doorbell for tinkerers who want local control above all else.

Standout: Budget RTSP doorbell that works locally with Home Assistant - no cloud, no subscription, no nonsense.

Notes last checked Sep 7, 2026.

Compatibility snapshot

Home Assistant good

Apple Home none

Google Home none

Alexa good

Works offline yes

Setup moderate

Extra hub needed no

Power hardwired

Local control facts

Home Assistant: amcrest integration, Local Polling (home-assistant.io, checked Sep 10, 2026)

Why it stands out

RTSP support for fully local streaming to Home Assistant or Frigate
no cloud subscription needed - microSD local recording
very affordable entry point for a local-capable video doorbell

Reasons to hesitate

Alexa is the only voice assistant, and it runs through the Amcrest cloud app - no Google Home, no Apple Home
1080p resolution feels dated compared to newer doorbells
the Amcrest app is bare-bones and unintuitive

Best for

Home Assistant users on a tight budget who want local RTSP doorbell access
privacy-conscious users who want zero cloud dependency

Avoid if

you want Google Home or Apple Home support
you expect a polished consumer app experience

Privacy and local-control notes

RTSP streaming for fully local access. No cloud subscription required. MicroSD storage keeps footage local.

Home Assistant support: supported · integration path: Amcrest (RTSP/ONVIF).

Buying reality check

Price notes: No longer sold new. Verified 2026-09-07 alongside the AD410: Amcrest's own WiFi Video Doorbell Cameras category page is empty ("We can't find products matching the selection") and amcrest.com/smarthome-video-doorbell-ad110.html is a 404. Amcrest has published no end-of-life statement. Existing owners keep RTSP, ONVIF and local recording; new buyers should look at the Reolink Video Doorbell PoE.

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