This is not a gimmick. Ring's recently released 1080p Video Doorbell is currently just $69 for Black Friday 2020, down from $99.
Save $30 on Ring's 2020 Video Doorbell this Black Friday Complete with 1080p Video Recording and Two-Way Talk
Ring has been around for quite some time now and it's safe to say that they know a thing or two about smart doorbells. Currently, their latest one is on discount and you can pick it up for a low price of just $69, saving you $30 instantly.
The doorbell is pretty straightforward. You mount it using the including bracket at your front door (or anywhere else), set it up using the Ring app on your phone, connect to Wi-Fi and you are done. Now you can see who is at your front door even if you are not at home. You even get motion alerts if you so desire.
Since this doorbell is also battery powered, therefore you don't have to worry about fiddling with cables.
There are a ton of things to like about the Ring Video Doorbell and we can't count those thing on just one hand. Grab the deal from the link below before Amazon decides to change its mind.
Buy All-new Ring Video Doorbell – 1080p HD video, improved motion detection, easy installation – Satin Nickel (2020 release) - Was $99, now just $69
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