No chime for battery doorbell

[bocaYagu1]

I recently bought a new home (well old home that I purchased).  I totally missed the fact that the chime was a wall plug in and that the button was bluetooth.  No wiring!   I had Google Nest wired doorbell on my old home, with the adapter hooked up to the transformer.  Worked great.

So now I cannot seem to get a straight answer from anyone on what to do if I do not have an indoor chime wired into the house?   I assume that I am going to have to go with the Nest Doorbell Battery version,   I am willing to live with having to frequently replace batteries, but still no one can seem to answer the Chime issue.  Everyone sends me to a website that ultimately covers hooking up to a wired system.

Can someone from Google please give me a clear answer here?

[bocaYagu1]

Just a follow up.  I see multiple non-Nest options on Amazon.  I am only interested in finding a Google Nest product solution.  It worked great for me in the past and that is what I wish to continue with in the future.

[EdmondB]

Hello bocaYagu1, 

Just wanted to check if you've had a chance to see MplsCustomer's response. If you need anything else or have any questions, just let me know. 

Thanks for the help, @MplsCustomer.

Cheers!
Edmond

[MplsCustomer]

@bocaYagu1 

You could get a Nest Mini (about $50) and enable "Visitor announcements" (https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/7672451) on your doorbell.

If you have an indoor outlet near your door and are able to drill a hole to feed a wire to your doorbell, you can keep your doorbell charged (except in cold weather) with this adapter from Google Nest:

https://store.google.com/us/product/ninety7_indoor_power_adapter_nest_hello?hl=en-US

Or, again if you have an outlet near the door, you can get a 2nd gen Google Nest Doorbell (wired) and pwer it with this adapter from OhmKat:

https://www.ohmkat.com/products/ohmkat-video-doorbell-power-supply-compatible-with-nest-hello-no-exi...

(And OhmKat has a wireless chime that works with their power adapter.)