Despite criticism and controversy over its practice of sharing captured images and videos from its products with law enforcement without user consent, Ring continues to offer the easiest solution for managing and monitoring home security. One. From smart video doorbells to lights and cameras, the company helps make homes safer and smarter. Ring also has a security system that is easier to set up and more cost effective than traditional alarm systems.
At least until now, professional surveillance fees have been an option. Users of the RingProtect alarm system who are not part of the company’s professional monitoring program can use the system on a DIY basis, receiving alerts and notifications over the phone, such as when a door is opened. . But that is about to change. Starting March 29, 2023, Ring will begin paywalling these features for new devices.
Luckily, it excludes Ring security devices you’ve already purchased, so you can get basic notifications on your phone without subscribing to professional monitoring. We don’t want to deal with professional monitoring, recurring subscription costs, and time-consuming setup. I’m here.
Here are some of the biggest savings you can get with the Ring Protect security system.
Ring Alarm 8-Piece Security Kit at Best Buy for $188 (previously $250) on Amazon: Ring’s 8-piece kit of home security systems includes a keypad to disarm, Zigbee, Z-Wave and Wi-Fi wireless connectivity to connect all devices and alarm if an intruder is present. Includes a base station that rings. Motion detector, 4 contact sensors, range extender.
Ring Alarm 5-Piece Security Kit Best Buy at $150 (previously $200) on Amazon: This small 5-piece kit is perfect for small dwellings such as studio apartments and dorm rooms. It has a keypad, base station, single contact sensor, and motion detector.
The Ring Alarm 9-Piece Security Kit was $225 (previously $300) at Best Buy. Perfect for homeowners looking for a slightly more robust video surveillance system, Ring’s 9-piece security alarm kit is similar to the 8-piece kit on the list, but adds the company’s wired Stick Up Indoor Camera.
Ring Alarm 14-Piece Security Kit was $247 (previously $330) on Amazon: Designed for large homes, this kit comes with two keypads, a base station, two motion sensors, eight contact sensors and a range extender for added versatility.
The Ring Alarm system is expandable, allowing additional contact sensors, video doorbells, and additional cameras to enhance your security setup. Currently, the following Ring products are also on sale.
- Ring Spotlight Cam Plus (Battery Model) was $170 (previously $200) on Amazon
- Get the Ring Spotlight Cam Plus (Wired Model) at Amazon for $170 (previously $200)
- Ring a video doorbell with chime (wired) for $80 (previously $90) at Best Buy
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