DIY doorbell cameras can cost as low as $150. Both Ring and Nest’s options are slightly more expensive. Ring’s Video Doorbell Pro costs $249, while the Nest Hello costs slightly less at $229 at retail price. Sometimes both providers have cost-saving deals on their doorbell cameras and other home security equipment. But, since Nest’s video doorbell camera costs less they win this round.

Ring’s Video Doorbell Pro comes with two-way talk and noise cancellation to see and speak to guests using your smartphone. You’ll also get custom motion zone alerts to know when someone’s in a special area outside your home.

On the other hand, Nest offers a number of special features that stand out. The Nest Hello offers prerecorded messages for guests when you’re unavailable and continuous video recording so you’ll never miss anything happening at home. Nest’s doorbell camera also has motion and sound sensors to distinguish packages and people, then alert you. Because Nest has a variety of standout features that give you more control of your doorbell they win this round.

Nest offers a two-year warranty in case you have any defects or issues with your video doorbell. On the other hand, Ring offers a one year warranty on parts and lifetime theft protection. If your video doorbell is stolen Ring will replace it for free after you file a police report. Both Ring and Nest also offer a 30-day refund if you’re not satisfied with your video doorbell. Nest’s warranty lasts longer, so they take this round.

Since Nest offers more in their video storage plan for just $2 more they win this round. Nest’s Aware Plan offers 24/7 continuous video recording (CVR) to capture every moment happening around your home. The plan also includes custom motion zones, intelligent alerts to spot packages and people. You’ll also get five days of video history. On the other hand, Ring’s Protect Plan stores your camera’s clips for up to 60 days and Ring’s Snapshot Capture to get motion-activated photos starting at $3/mo. You’ll be able to save and share your videos with Ring’s cloud storage service.

Ring works with a variety of popular smart home brands including GE, Yale, Schlage and more. Ring’s video doorbell lets you connect and control compatible smart lights, smart locks and other equipment with the Ring mobile app. Nest works with a number of brands including Yale, Google Home and Amazon Alexa. Since both offer wide smart home compatibility this round is a tie.

Ring and Nest offer easy DIY installation to make setup easy when you’re ready. Both providers offer professional installation to handle the setup for you. Neither Ring or Nest’s installation cost is available online. It’s important to note that Ring, an Amazon company, uses Amazon Home Services to have someone install your doorbell. Nest also uses a third-party.