Combining video surveillance, motion detection, and two-way audio communication, Ring is a pioneer in the modern age of home security. While it is best known for making one of the best video doorbells and its flagship product, the Ring Video Doorbell, the company produces a wide array of home security devices, including security cameras, floodlight cameras, and alarm systems.
Founded in 2013 by Jamie Siminoff, the original vision for Ring was fairly simple. Siminoff grew frustrated at missing the sound of his doorbell and wanted a device that would help him answer the door from anywhere in the home.
Flash forward to today and the company has gone from strength to strength, culminating in its acquisition by Amazon in 2018, when it became part of Amazon’s smart home ecosystem. Ring’s products are praised for their ease of use, high-quality video and audio, and seamless integration with other smart home devices.
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Shelly has launched a new security camera with free microSD storage and two-way audio.
Ring has updated its Outdoor Camera and Peephole Camera with 2K resolution and 6x enhanced zoom.
The latest version of Ring's wireless video doorbell is a big step up rather than a minor refresh, and a great pick if you're not put off by the subscription fee.
Familiar Faces uses AI to scan facial biometrics from anyone who comes within the camera's field of view.
Ring's Familiar Faces beta can identify and track unfamilar faces at your doorstep, but you will have to pay for it.
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