Ring has announced the release of a new and improved entry-level Video Doorbell.
With 1080p HD video, better image quality in day and night modes, and updated motion zones, this second generation Ring Video Doorbell takes your home security to the next level. And all for the same affordable price.
“We think customers should expect more from their Video Doorbell – better hardware, improved motion detection, and easy installation – but shouldn’t have to pay a premium for it,” said Jamie Siminoff, Chief Inventor and Founder of Ring.
The New Ring Video Doorbell
With the next generation Ring Video Doorbell, you get even more security features — from enhanced audio quality and crisper night vision, to Snapshot Capture that takes still snapshots at certain intervals throughout the day. This allows you to review on your timeline what’s happened in front of your doorbell in-between recorded events and Live View. The adjustable motion zones now come with an additional near zone, that helps you only receive alerts you care about most. And to make it even easier to remove the battery for charging, we have revamped the mounting system, as well.
The new Ring Video Doorbell arrives with the latest privacy features:
● Privacy Zones help you control what you want to see and what you don’t. You can specify areas in the doorbell camera’s field-of-view as ‘off-limits,’ so that the Ring App won’t record anything in that area or display it in the Live View.
● Modes lets you choose, with just one tap, how your Ring Video Doorbell operates using three different modes: Home, Away, Disarmed.
● The Ring Video Doorbell also works with Alexa, so you can enjoy hands-free home monitoring with select Alexa-enabled devices, hear custom notifications, use two-way talk with Echo Dot, launch video with Echo Show, and more.
You can pre-order the new Ring Video Doorbell for $99.99 at the link below. A new solar charger for the doorbell will arrive in July for $49.
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With 1080p HD video, better image quality in day and night modes, and updated motion zones, this second generation Ring Video Doorbell takes your home security to the next level. And all for the same affordable price.
“We think customers should expect more from their Video Doorbell – better hardware, improved motion detection, and easy installation – but shouldn’t have to pay a premium for it,” said Jamie Siminoff, Chief Inventor and Founder of Ring.
The New Ring Video Doorbell
With the next generation Ring Video Doorbell, you get even more security features — from enhanced audio quality and crisper night vision, to Snapshot Capture that takes still snapshots at certain intervals throughout the day. This allows you to review on your timeline what’s happened in front of your doorbell in-between recorded events and Live View. The adjustable motion zones now come with an additional near zone, that helps you only receive alerts you care about most. And to make it even easier to remove the battery for charging, we have revamped the mounting system, as well.
The new Ring Video Doorbell arrives with the latest privacy features:
● Privacy Zones help you control what you want to see and what you don’t. You can specify areas in the doorbell camera’s field-of-view as ‘off-limits,’ so that the Ring App won’t record anything in that area or display it in the Live View.
● Modes lets you choose, with just one tap, how your Ring Video Doorbell operates using three different modes: Home, Away, Disarmed.
● The Ring Video Doorbell also works with Alexa, so you can enjoy hands-free home monitoring with select Alexa-enabled devices, hear custom notifications, use two-way talk with Echo Dot, launch video with Echo Show, and more.
You can pre-order the new Ring Video Doorbell for $99.99 at the link below. A new solar charger for the doorbell will arrive in July for $49.
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