This security camera features picture in real time with 1080p HD video and Color Night Vision from your phone. Or keep the picture private by using the manual, removable Privacy Cover to turn off audio and video with a simple swivel.
This price matches our very popular Frontpage Deal from Prime Day that received +115 votes from the community.
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This security camera features picture in real time with 1080p HD video and Color Night Vision from your phone. Or keep the picture private by using the manual, removable Privacy Cover to turn off audio and video with a simple swivel.
This price matches our very popular Frontpage Deal from Prime Day that received +115 votes from the community.
Model: Ring Indoor Wired Security Camera, 2nd Generation, Black (B0B6GJBKRK)
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Bought these for $30 also on sale on Amazon prime day. Great camera, wide recording. I replaced it over my Logitech circles since they're discontinued. Easy installation also. FYI the mount on the bottom is taken off by sliding it upwards. They didn't have instructions for some reason.
Do I need a subscription to view the footage? I don't own a Ring device but it's to my understanding that a subscription is needed for the doorbell footage.
Ezviz is free. It records to sdcard and can view recordings and live feed from anywhere you are on the app for free.
never seen the privacy cover on the ring indoor cameras. is this new?
Yes it's v2. I got one on prime day and to my eyes it's a noticeable image improvement, especially the night vision. 30 bucks is totally worth it for this.
Amazon/Ring has a history of giving footage from your cameras to cops, even without a warrant. I'm going to pass on paying to invite the cops into my house, but you do you.
Yes, they have your footage, they are just making you pay to see it.
The post about seeing some recordings was right a few years ago, then they took away that free capability and now they keep raising the price of their subscription.
Ring deliberately removed the ability for me to see my own video feed on my network in my own house (rtsp). As long as you are a happy customer, and are paying them, this is a good deal but I'm moving my doorbell and then other cameras to a more open concept where I can save my own data.
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It will probably work for a little while at least. Just won't know how long...
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The post about seeing some recordings was right a few years ago, then they took away that free capability and now they keep raising the price of their subscription.
Ring deliberately removed the ability for me to see my own video feed on my network in my own house (rtsp). As long as you are a happy customer, and are paying them, this is a good deal but I'm moving my doorbell and then other cameras to a more open concept where I can save my own data.
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