Ring Battery Doorbell Plus (newest model) | Head-to-Toe HD+ Video, motion detection & alerts, and Two-Way Talk

I’ve had my Ring Doorbell Camera for almost two months now and I’m seriously impressed. The video quality is crystal clear, both day and night. I can easily see who’s at my door, even in low light, and the motion detection works like a charm — not too sensitive, but always picks up what matters.What really surprised me, though, is the battery life. I haven’t had to charge it once since setting it up nearly 2 months ago. It’s still going strong, and that’s with regular use and daily notifications. For a wireless device, that’s seriously impressive.Setup was super easy, and I love being able to check in on my home from anywhere using the app. It gives me such peace of mind whether I’m home or away.If you’re on the fence, let me tell you — the Ring Doorbell is 100% worth it. Reliable, long-lasting, and great quality. Couldn't be happier!

I'm finding that Ring builds quality items. They are what they are advertised to be, easy to instal, and provide great security. Picture quality is great, and this works expecially well with their chime.

I debated for a long time about which door camera to get, and after reading a ton of reviews, I decided on this Ring Doorbell Camera. I wanted the Head-To-Toe one so I could see the ground for packages. It not only comes with super easy set-up instructions, but it also comes with a AA battery and charging station. ALSO WORKS WITH ALEXA. When someone rings the doorbell Alexa will notify you.Box: In the box is the camera, instructions for set-up and how to add your device to the mobile Ring App. It also comes with an extra battery for charging the camera, extra screws, and a wedge to lower the angle of the camera (it can tilt down or to the side depending on your space).Mobile App: The mobile Ring app is user friendly and easy to navigate. You can see all of your doorbell history free for 30 days (after that, it is $4.99 a month for the basic subscription). It is CHEAPER to pay for a year than to pay monthly. I chose the basic subscription because I only have one device and opted out of needing certain features (which is a personal choice). The layout of the app is clear and easy to understand and you can change the language.Camera/SoundQuality: The camera quality is excellent. It's very clear even at night. Camera quality is one of the first things to look for when deciding on a camera and I have ZERO complaints so far. The video quality is just as good as pictures and when talking to someone, the sound is clear and easy to understand.I love being able to talk to people at the door from the app.Overall, I LOVE this camera. Idk why I waited this long to get it. 10/10 Recommend!!

I am happy with this product. It works very well on an apartment door. However, the ring is loud where the device is mounted but it is not that loud in the apartment. I don't want the ring to be very loud in the hallway so I lowered it and have just purchased a RING Chime for inside, which I have not received yet. I also purchased an extra battery so I can put a battery in immediately when the one in the RING needs recharging.The video is good. If you have a poor wifi connection, though, you may not get food video. I can see the images in the video much clearer on my iPad; they are small on my iPhone (as expected).

I had the lower-cost Ring Doorbell for about a year now, and the one thing I hated the most about it was that to charge the battery, you had to remove THE ENTIRE DOORBELL. I had to remove the doorbell once a month... until lately when something started causing the doorbell to drain to 0-percent in about 7-8 days. This is not good and such a hassle to have to recharge the doorbell when charging time takes hours! I thought at first that with the optional "hardwired kit" it this wouldn't be a problem, but the hardwire kit isn't even to power the unit at all - it only trickle charges it! So if your doorbell is using more power than the trickle charge can put back in, then it's pointless.I dealt with that for about a month more until Amazon had their Prime Deals event, and when I saw that the more expensive Ring Battery Doorbell Plus was on sale, I bought it.So here I am with a newer, more expensive, higher model Ring Battery Doorbell Plus. The mounting holes for the Ring Battery Doorbell Plus are different from the Ring Doorbell, I don't know why they couldn't keep something standard but apparently, all of the various doorbell versions have their own different mounting pattern. Once I got past this hurdle, the rest of the installation was easy and quick.With the new Ring Battery Doorbell Plus, I immediately gained two good features: first, the camera view was much taller, they were serious when they said it has a "floor to ceiling" view as I can see much more with the newer doorbell - great for when I have deliveries. Second: the removable battery just fixes the biggest flaw of my original Ring Doorbell. I bought a second battery just in case after having such a bad time with the original doorbell, but it seems like the Battery Doorbell Plus is much more efficient with the power, as I have had it installed for a couple of months now and the lowest I saw the battery dip down to was 87%. Picture quality is very good throughout the day, even in the evening with the porch lamp on I can see visitor faces clearly and not blown out like other cameras.So if you're looking for your first Ring doorbell, do not get the cheapest $50 version - do yourself a favor and go right to the Battery Doorbell Plus, it is worth the higher price and you don't have to deal with the shortcomings of the cheaper, basic version