Craftmade ICH1415-OBG Illuminated Chime System Half Cylinder Lighted LED Door Chime, Oiled Bronze Gilded (9.5"H x 6.75"W)

This is a very nice looking doorbell and cover, especially for my southwestern house. I went for the non-lighted model because I don't really need or want a light source where it's installed. It has a classy but sorta cyberpunk look that is cool. I've actually gotten compliments on it. Yeah, on my doorbell. 🤔Installation was (mostly) easy. It would have been a snap, but the existing doorbell (I just recently bought this house) had this funky multi-tune doorbell and had a jumper at the doorbell button outside. Took me a bunch of time to figure out that was the problem, but once I did, it worked like a charm.The doorbell looks great and is fairly loud, but I like that because I have a big house with high ceilings, so I can hear it from anywhere. Highly recommend.

Seems to look very nice. Works fine. EZPZ 5 min install. One of the better looking ding dongs around....

We purchased this door chime and at first we were disappointed. We thought the chime would light up like a nightlight but it only flickered when someone rang the bell. Talked to maufacturer and he said you have to have a "lighted" doorbell for the chime to light up the area where you hang it. Sure enough! Bought a lighted doorbell and it works perfectly. They should put that info in description and instructions! It now lights up a dark area in the hall.

I trolled Amazon for a while before I came across this doorbell chime. The reviews were good, and I liked that it didn't look like the same old, same old doorbell chime. The oiled bronze and tea-stained glass matches my hall light fixtures perfectly, it actually looks like a light fixture. Our electrician remarked on the quality/craftsmanship of it as he easily installed it. It has two tones (one ring for the back door and two for the front), and is loud enough for me (I wear hearing aids) to hear clearly upstairs in our large, quiet house. Not sure how clearly it'll be heard when there's crowd noise, but we'll have to wait on that. The casing can be installed horizontally or vertically. We chose vertical, and the "innards" are not noticeable from below. I'm happy to recommend this chime to others.

I spent a lot of time looking at doorbell chime covers, and this was at a price point I could afford. I am so happy I bought it because it really beats the white plastic cover I had up there before! :) Although it is more cheaply made than pricier models, this is more than adequate at this price point. If your chime cover is located up high, like most, you'll never notice the plastic covering. I'm so happy I went with this model, because it looks great.Note: a lot of people seemed disappointed that it was not back-lit. Just pay attention to the description, and you'll get exactly what the written description describes: no light!

On the plus side the design of this is very attractive. It is easy to wire and install. The sound has a good timbre and is plenty loud.However, the construction is sub-optimal. The glass cover is heavy and not firmly affixed to the case. It only hangs in place. Second, it can't take anything more than 16V. It's really hard to get this working with a Ring doorbell or anything other than a simple button because the voltage gets changed by the camera draw.Unfortunately, the doorbell overheated, smoked, and melted. It would have caught fire and burned our house down if it didn't utterna dying ding ding whimper. Listen to the instructions. Don't overvolt it AT ALL.

Love this item! Using it to update my home that is empty and on the market now! It delivers an extra bit of zing. Sounds pretty, too!

Bought this item in December of 2016. It worked fine until the last week of March 2017. At that point the plunger mechanism froze and caused the interior operating mechanism to burn up. It created quite the electrical burn smell that has still lingered several weeks later. Unfortunately, the warranty and return window for the item closed 2 months ago so I'm just out what I paid. I'm a licensed master electrician with over 3 decades of experience and this is the first time I have experienced a doorbell that "burned" up. Most failures occur from the transformer or button side of things. I liked the look of the item, but the reliability just isn't going to cut it. The previous doorbell that this one replaced was installed in 1956, so units can last for a very long time if constructed properly.

Item was installed horizontally, the installers told me the door bell is to be horizontal, the picture shows it to be vertical. Further, styling is in the eye of the beholder.Also, door bell simply did not work, the mechanism was jammed, it was delivered broken, item is now in the garbage.