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Ring Battery Doorbell 2K (2nd Gen, Newest Model - Speckled Grey)
+ Ring Indoor Cam Plus (Newest Model - Speckled White, B0GH93D3SL) on sale for
$69.99.
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Product Details:
- Capture it all around your home or business with the crisp clarity of Retinal 2K video.
- Stay in color longer with Night Vision on Indoor Cam Plus, and automatically switch to crisp black and white in total darkness.
- Block your Indoor Cam Plus lens with an easy-to-slide lens cover. Note: Microphone stays on when covered, and can be disabled in the Ring app.
- Whether on the porch or in the kitchen, see, hear, and speak to anyone on camera in real time with Live View and Two-Way Talk.
- Get real-time notifications on your phone when motion is detected by your doorbell and camera.
- Record all your videos and review what you missed for up to 180 days.1 Use Smart Video Search to find that one moment in your motion events. Get Person, Package and Vehicle Alerts and more with a compatible Ring subscription.
- Link with select Ring devices, allowing them to activate when Battery Doorbell (2nd Gen) or Indoor Cam Plus detect movement for additional security, recording angles, and more. Compatible Ring subscription required, sold separately.
- Bundle Includes:
Top Comments
"In a complaint first announced in May 2023, the Federal Trade Commission says that Ring deceived its customers by failing to restrict employees' and contractors' access to its customers' videos, using its customer videos to train algorithms without consent, and failing to implement security safeguards. These practices led to egregious violations of users' privacy. The stated failure in security safeguard implementation is the result of a 2019 data breach where the log-in credentials for 3,672 Ring camera owners were compromised, exposing log-in emails, passwords, time zones, and the names people give to specific Ring cameras. Using the log-in email and password, an intruder could access a Ring customer's home address, telephone number, and payment information, including the kind of card they have, and its last four digits and security code. An intruder could also access live camera footage from all active Ring cameras associated with an account, as well as a 30- to 60-day video history, depending on the user's cloud storage plan."
Community Reviews
Ring Battery Doorbell 2K and Indoor Cam Plus is a low entry price into Ring's smart home lineup, with basic doorbell functionality available without a subscription. The doorbell has a built in battery that must be removed to recharge, which makes charging awkward, and the digital chime is called out as unpleasant. Compatibility also looks limited with many mechanical doorbells, and most features sit behind a paid plan. The bundle is attractive for the price, but the battery setup and subscription lock in the main tradeoffs.
Common Questions (5)
This model has a built-in internal battery, so the doorbell itself must be removed to recharge it with a wall charger. It is not the same as Ring's removable-battery models.
All Ring removable-battery models use the same removable battery. The built-in-battery version in this deal is different, so that shared battery does not apply here.
It is not compatible with most mechanical doorbells in the house. The built-in battery design means charging is done by removing the unit rather than relying on a standard mechanical chime setup.
Very basic functionality is free, but most features are paywalled behind a subscription. That makes the ongoing service cost a major part of the total price.
$69.99 is described as a strong target price for getting into Ring's smart-home gear. A nearby alternative bundle with a Battery Doorbell Plus and Indoor Cam was mentioned at $99, which puts this deal in a lower price tier.
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Just purchased more Eufy refurbished for my first house. Going to replace all the Ring.
For $99 Essential Kit with Battery Doorbell Plus and Indoor Cam
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"In a complaint first announced in May 2023, the Federal Trade Commission says that Ring deceived its customers by failing to restrict employees' and contractors' access to its customers' videos, using its customer videos to train algorithms without consent, and failing to implement security safeguards. These practices led to egregious violations of users' privacy. The stated failure in security safeguard implementation is the result of a 2019 data breach where the log-in credentials for 3,672 Ring camera owners were compromised, exposing log-in emails, passwords, time zones, and the names people give to specific Ring cameras. Using the log-in email and password, an intruder could access a Ring customer's home address, telephone number, and payment information, including the kind of card they have, and its last four digits and security code. An intruder could also access live camera footage from all active Ring cameras associated with an account, as well as a 30- to 60-day video history, depending on the user's cloud storage plan."
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