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Caitlyn_Ring
Hi @Bazz7777777. Are you referring to the Video Doorbell 2nd Gen, as shown on our website [here](https://shop.ring.com/products/video-doorbell-v2)? If so, then it's important to note that this model does not have a removable battery. The internal battery is rechargeable, and you can charge it using the charging cable provided in the original box. I hope that helps clear things up. :)
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16-10-2020 17:15:54
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dirtdevilaz
I was gifted a Ring Video Doorbells (2nd Gen) and was excited about it, until I realized it doesn't have a removable battery. I can't hard wire it, so I'm going to have to bring it inside once a month to charge. That's not convenient. I have several stick up cams and a spare battery on the charger, super easy to swap the batteries around, don't have to go hours without. Oh well, I was wanting a Ring Doorbell, just didn't realize the 2nd Gen had this limitation. Oh well. I'll save up for a Gen3.
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15-09-2023 00:07:23
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user_1aba1d
My ring cam 2nd gen battery expired too (as we knew it would). I did not think about it in advance like you did though. Well, turns out it is as good as disposable now. Not uncommon for me to take devices apart and repair issues that the manufacturer never intended. When weighing out the cost of batteries and the effort required, determined to be a lost cause. Sorry for bad news. 
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18-01-2026 23:17:46
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