Smart Doorbell Market

• In January 2023, Dahua Technology has announced to release of the EACH series 2-wire hybrid video intercom system for villa scenarios. The new EACH series features enhance user experience, high-quality images, and ease of use.

• In October 2022, ASSA ABLOY acquired the makers of DoorBird. The ASSA ABLOY Group has acquired 100% of the shares in Bird Home Automation GmbH, the makers of the DoorBird video doorbell.

In this report, the Smart Doorbell Market has been segmented by Product Type, Component, Sales Channel, End Users, and Geography.

Smart Doorbell Market, Segmentation by Product Type

The Smart Doorbell Market has been segmented by Product Type into Wired and Wireless.

Wired

Wired smart doorbells are connected directly to the home’s electrical system, offering a constant power source and stable video transmission. These devices are preferred for their reliability and low maintenance in long-term usage. Popular among traditional homeowners and apartment complexes, wired doorbells are ideal where wiring infrastructure is already in place.

Wireless

Wireless smart doorbells offer greater flexibility in installation and are popular among renters and modern smart homes. Powered by batteries or solar energy, they support Wi-Fi-enabled video streaming, two-way audio, and motion detection. Their ease of setup and integration with smart home ecosystems drive growing consumer preference in urban markets.

Smart Doorbell Market, Segmentation by Component

The Smart Doorbell Market has been segmented by Component into Hardware, Software, and Service.

Hardware

Hardware includes the physical components such as cameras, sensors, speakers, and buttons that form the core of smart doorbells. Innovations in HD video, night vision, and advanced motion sensors are enhancing functionality and market demand. The hardware segment remains the largest contributor to overall revenue due to high upfront cost.

Software

Software supports video recording, remote alerts, and integration with mobile apps and cloud storage. It enables real-time communication and AI-based facial recognition for better home security. With increasing emphasis on intelligent alerts and user-friendly interfaces, the software component is rapidly evolving and growing in importance.

Service

Services include installation, maintenance, and customer support provided by brands or third-party providers. These services ensure optimal functioning and user satisfaction. With rising adoption of smart home devices, after-sales service and technical support play a vital role in building brand loyalty and enhancing user experience.

Smart Doorbell Market, Segmentation by Sales Channel

The Smart Doorbell Market has been segmented by Sales Channel into Organized Retailers and Online Traders/e-Commerce.

Organized Retailers

Organized retailers include consumer electronics chains, supermarkets, and brand-exclusive outlets that offer smart doorbells with in-person guidance and bundled services. Customers benefit from product demos, professional installation, and extended warranties. Although online channels are growing, physical retail still plays a critical role in initial customer acquisition.

Online Traders/e-Commerce

Online channels dominate the sales of smart doorbells due to convenience, price comparison, and easy access to product reviews. Major platforms like Amazon, Walmart.com, and brand websites offer a wide range of products with fast shipping and remote setup support. This segment continues to expand rapidly across all consumer demographics.

Smart Doorbell Market, Segmentation by End Users

The Smart Doorbell Market has been segmented by End Users into Corporate, Residential, and Industrial.

Corporate

Corporate users adopt smart doorbells for office security and access management, particularly in small-to-medium businesses. These devices offer video confirmation, remote access control, and visitor logs, ensuring workplace safety. Integration with broader security systems is increasing in office complexes and coworking spaces.

Residential

The residential segment is the largest end-user of smart doorbells, driven by the growing trend in smart home adoption. Homeowners seek enhanced security and convenience through smart surveillance and mobile alerts. Demand is supported by affordable pricing and compatibility with smart speakers and home assistants.

Industrial

In industrial settings, smart doorbells are used for entrance control, perimeter monitoring, and package tracking. They help enhance onsite security and operational oversight in warehouses and manufacturing facilities. Adoption in this segment is niche but growing with the expansion of industrial IoT solutions.

Smart Doorbell Market, Segmentation by Geography

In this report, the Smart Doorbell Market has been segmented by Geography into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa, and Latin America.

Smart Doorbell Market Share (%), by Geographical Region

North America

North America holds a significant market share of approximately 36.4%, fueled by high smart home penetration, tech-savvy consumers, and presence of leading smart doorbell brands. The U.S. remains a front-runner in deploying video-enabled security devices for residential and commercial uses.

Europe

Europe contributes around 25.2% to the global market, supported by increasing smart city initiatives and heightened concerns over residential safety. Countries like Germany, the UK, and France are witnessing strong adoption of cloud-connected surveillance systems.

Asia Pacific

Asia Pacific leads with a market share of about 28.1%, driven by rising urbanization, affordable smart devices, and the rapid growth of the e-commerce sector. Consumers in China, India, and Japan are showing growing preference for wireless video doorbells and mobile-integrated systems.

Middle East & Africa

The Middle East & Africa region captures approximately 5.6% of the market. Countries like the UAE and Saudi Arabia are integrating smart doorbells as part of their premium housing projects and security frameworks. African nations are emerging markets with growing potential in smart security tech.

Latin America

Latin America holds around 4.7% market share, with Brazil and Mexico driving demand through smart home expansions and increasing internet penetration. Rising e-commerce electronics sales and focus on affordable home automation solutions support regional growth.