Ecobee Smart Doorbell Camera Now Works with Google Home
Ecobee has announced that its Smart Doorbell Camera now integrates with Google Home, offering live video, two-way talk, and instant notifications directly through Google-enabled devices.

With this integration, users can now:
- Live View Access: Monitor the front door in real-time via the Google Home app or compatible Google Nest Hub displays.
- Two-Way Communication: Engage in conversations with visitors using Google-enabled devices, providing convenience and added security.
- Instant Notifications: Receive immediate alerts on Google Home devices when the doorbell is pressed, ensuring timely awareness of visitors.
- Voice Command Integration: Utilize Google Assistant to access live video feeds with simple voice commands, streamlining user interaction.
This update positions Ecobee among the select third-party manufacturers whose video doorbell feeds are accessible through the Google Home app, enhancing the user experience for those invested in Google’s ecosystem.
Priced at $139.99 via Amazon.ca, the Ecobee Smart Doorbell Camera offers a cost-effective alternative to competitors like Google’s wired Nest Doorbell. While the Nest Doorbell provides three hours of free event recording, Ecobee’s model requires a subscription for 30 days of cloud video storage.
Additionally, Ecobee’s doorbell boasts added features, such as integration with Ecobee’s Smart Thermostat Premium, allowing users to view live feeds and communicate with visitors directly through the thermostat.

The Smart Doorbell Camera’s compatibility extends beyond Google Home, offering integration with Apple HomeKit and Amazon Alexa. This broad compatibility ensures that users can incorporate the device into various smart home setups
Designed for homes with existing wired doorbell systems, the Ecobee Smart Doorbell Camera requires a 16 to 24 Volts AC power supply. Users can opt for self-installation using Ecobee’s mobile guides or seek professional installation services.
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Given that this is iPhone in Canada, it is strange that title of the article refers to the camera’s compatibility with Google Home, making it a primary focus of the article, while the compatibility with Apple’s HomeKit is just mentioned in passing near the end.