

Not really. I bought a Fiet Electric one from Menards (like Home Depot). All my smart devices are on their own VLAN on my home net. Yes it’s still online connected for remote viewing, but gives me a little separation and immediate storage/historical access.
I think this is it. I cantt remember, I don’t use the doorbell
https://www.feit.com/products/doorbell-smart-wi-fi-camera-with-sd-card-cam-door-wifi-sd









I’m not reading all that, but skimming through, I see RCA cables.
RCA is still sending analog signal, so things like cable quality are what used to matter, and don’t much anymore in the digital age… But gold-plated connectors, actual core copper being OFC not CCA, what gauge (true 16ga or a lot of cheap sheath)?, are they twisted pairs to reduce interference/cross-talk, is it shielded, what sheath material, the list goes on…
Monster brand cable made a name for itself back in the day for having actual quality cables for the most part, so the noticeable difference in quality paid off… Anymore, again, generalizing, a digital cable is a digital cable (like HDMI) and therefore you either have signal or you don’t. No static, no interference, etc. A cheap $8 HDMI 2.1 cable on eBay will land you NEAR identical to “top” brands like audioquest shit and so on… They bank on the ideas of old where a supposed top end cable matters. So they charge a stupid premium for stupid people.
I’ve been doing Pro AV on and off for close to 30 years, but don’t take my word for it lol. I don’t have immediate documentation or sources, just experience. And I know what works and that 99.999% of people will never know most digital cable brand differences like the analog days.