Doorbell for me is a Nest doorbell (battery).
Let me explain the issue I'm having once again, in full.
The bell has worked great until recently. Somebody steps onto our path and walks towards the house and instantly our phones chime to say person seen. Somebody presses the doorbell and within a couple of seconds our phones (Pixel 7 Pro) and Google Home Mini speakers chime, saying "someone is at the front door", or reporting their name.
However, recently it's all changed. A couple of weeks ago somebody came to the door and rang the bell. The speakers in the house (so nothing to do with cellular data) AND my phone (I was in the house too, and connected to wifi) only chimed after about 15-20 seconds, by which time the person had gone. I went to the door and had to call to them so they would come back.
Ah, you say - it's your wifi. My wifi speed is 70Mbps down, and 20Mbps up. I've restarted the router since this problem started and it's made no difference, so it's not the router. As an experiment I've also tried disabling wifi on my phone and the notifications are just as slow. For info, it's also the same on my wife's phone, so it's not an issue with my phone.
The common denominator here is the doorbell, and the stuff that runs it. Nothing has changed in the house that could slow it down - no new devices, no configuration changes - and as I said, this also affects smart speakers in the house so isn't an issue with a rogue app on our phones.
I've also recharged the doorbell, and restarted it (pin in the hole in the back for 5 seconds until the white light comes on). Haven't fully reset it as I don't want to lose all the familiar faces which are saved onto it.
In case it helps...
Doorbell firmware is gq-user 1.65 OPENMASTER 326080 release-keys stable-channel stable-channel
