Best Buy[bestbuy.com] has Ring Floodlight Cam Wired 2K (1440p) Security Camera (Black or White) on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free.
From Merchant's Product Page:
Specs:
Resolution: 2K (1440p) / 2560 x 1440
Field of view: 140°
Night vision: Yes
Power source: Hardwired
Connectivity: Wireless
Storage: Cloud
Mount type: Ceiling, flush, or wall mount
Operating temperature: -4°F to 122°F
Dimensions: 8.7" W x 8.86" D x 8.03" H
Weight: 2.72 lbs
Warranty: 1-year limited
Features:
Wide-angle 140° field of view
6x enhanced zoom
Ultra-bright floodlights
Motion-triggered auto-on detection
Motion sensor included
App compatible: Apple iOS and Android
Works with Amazon Alexa and Ring
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For about $20 more you can get a Tapo 2K+ one (owned by TP-Link), which doesn't need a subscription to anything in order to get notifications, has a microSD slot for storage, and works with Alexa and Google. That is the regular price btw, it's gone as low as $95 within the past 30 days.
Good deal, thanks!
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Ring home cameras are garbage. You need to pay $50/yr subscription to record ANYTHING, this defeats the point of the camera for security or information, it is a glorified peephole without recording.
If you have more than one device it is $100 a year.
Regardless of already being in the ring ecosystem, it will cost you more in a single year to own one of their devices than to replace it.
Seriously, ring cameras are worthless without the subscription and thus they are never a slick deal.
I highly recommend Tapo, which has local SD card recording, options to record locally with their own tapohub, or locally/remotely using free open source server applications, and one subscription price for cloud backups and if desired ($35/yr for up to 2 devices, $100/yr for unlimited devices). No core feature is locked behind subscription.
Reolink also is a great choice, don't know all their details though
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If you have more than one device it is $100 a year.
Regardless of already being in the ring ecosystem, it will cost you more in a single year to own one of their devices than to replace it.
Seriously, ring cameras are worthless without the subscription and thus they are never a slick deal.
I highly recommend Tapo, which has local SD card recording, options to record locally with their own tapohub, or locally/remotely using free open source server applications, and one subscription price for cloud backups and if desired ($35/yr for up to 2 devices, $100/yr for unlimited devices). No core feature is locked behind subscription.
Reolink also is a great choice, don't know all their details though
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