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Ring Users: Set Up Halloween-Themed Chimes, Quick Replies Now

By Matthew Lynch
July 10, 2023
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Introduction:

As Halloween approaches and spooky season sets in, it’s time to transform your home into a haunted abode. With Ring’s latest update, users can now customize their chimes and quick replies with Halloween-themed sounds. This article will guide you through setting up these spooky sounds on your Ring devices to enhance the ambiance of your home this season.

Step 1: Update Your Ring App

Ensure you have the latest version of the Ring app installed on your smartphone. To do so, head over to the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and look for any available updates.

Step 2: Go to Devices in the Ring App

Open the Ring app on your smartphone, sign in if prompted, and tap on the ‘Devices’ tab located at the bottom of the screen. This will show all your connected Ring devices.

Step 3: Choose a Device to Customize

Select one of your Ring devices, such as a Video Doorbell or Chime that you want to theme for Halloween. If you only have one device, tap on that device.

Step 4: Set Up Halloween-Themed Chimes

For Video Doorbells and Stick Up Cams:

a) Tap on ‘Device Settings’.

b) Select ‘Alert Settings’.

c) Tap on ‘App Alert Tones’.

d) Scroll through the available options and choose one of the Halloween-themed chimes. These may include sounds like Cackling Witch or

Howling Wind.

e) Tap ‘Save’ in the top-right corner.

For Chimes:

a) Tap on ‘Audio Settings’.

b) Select ‘Chime Tones’.

c) Scroll through the available options and choose one of the Halloween-themed chimes.

d) Tap ‘Save’ in the top-right corner.

The selected Halloween-themed sound will now be set as your new chime tone.

Step 5: Set Up Halloween Quick Replies

If you want to give your Video Doorbell a festive touch and surprise visitors, follow these steps:

a) Tap on ‘Device Settings’.

b) Select ‘Smart Responses’.

c) Tap on ‘Quick Replies’.

d) Choose one of the Halloween-themed quick replies like “Sorry, no treats here…” or “Enter if you dare…”.

e) Tap ‘Save’ in the top-right corner.

Your Ring device will now respond with this spooky quick reply when someone presses your doorbell. Remember to change the quick reply after Halloween to revert to your normal greeting.

Conclusion:

With just a few simple steps, you can turn your Ring devices into a bone-chilling centerpiece for your Halloween celebrations. Follow this guide to set up Halloween-themed chimes and quick replies and enjoy the eerie atmosphere they bring to your home this season.

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