Ring introduces five new home security cameras, including 4K models and a 2K indoor camera with motorized features, offering advanced features like 3D motion detection and 10x zoom.
Ring introduces new home security cameras
Ring, a company that makes smart home devices, has released five new security cameras. These include four models with 4K resolution and one 2K indoor model that can move around.New models vary in price
The new cameras range in price from 69.99 to 219.99 euros. The most expensive model, the Floodlight Camera 4K Plus, costs 219.99 euros and is meant for larger areas like driveways or gardens.Outdoor models offer flexible power options
The Outdoor Camera 4K Plus can be powered in five different ways: battery, solar, electrical outlet, wiring, or PoE+. This makes it easier to place the camera in locations without nearby electrical outlets.Spotlight Camera adds illumination
The Spotlight Camera 4K Plus includes a 550-lumen light that turns on when motion is detected. It is the first Ring camera with both a spotlight and 4K video that runs on battery power.Floodlight model has stronger lighting
The Floodlight Camera 4K Plus has two lights that together produce 2000 lumens. This model needs to be connected to a power source with wires, unlike the other outdoor models.All outdoor models have similar features
Each of the outdoor cameras includes 3D motion detection, a siren, and two-way audio. Ring also mentions a more advanced 10x zoom feature in these models.Indoor camera offers 4K resolution
The Indoor Camera 4K, priced at 99.99 euros, is designed for use inside homes. It has an 115-degree viewing angle, Wi-Fi 6, and automatic HDR to improve image quality in different lighting conditions.Pan-Tilt model offers mobility
The Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera 2K, the cheapest model at 69.99 euros, can move around. It has a 360-degree panoramic view and a 175-degree tilt. It follows people in the room automatically and can shut off its camera and microphone when needed.Free features and paid recording
Live video, alerts, and two-way audio are available without a subscription. However, recording video requires a paid plan.