The mighty Ring Video Doorbell 2 is discounted heavily today, bringing the price down to just $139 for a limited time.
The original Ring Video Doorbell is still a blockbuster hit and people buy it like crazy. The Ring Video Doorbell 2 builds on the same foundations as the original and takes things further by introducing 1080p video capabilities. Rest is pretty much the same. Today, you can grab said doorbell for a price of just $139, allowing you to smarten a part of your home which millennials killed by sending a text message saying 'Outside.'
Works with Alexa to illuminate and send announcements to Echo devices when your doorbell is pressed or motion is detected. You can also see, hear, and talk to visitors through Echo Show or Echo Spot.
Lets you see, hear and speak to visitors from your phone, tablet and PC
Sends alerts as soon as motion is detected or when visitors press the Doorbell
Powered by the rechargeable battery pack or connects to doorbell wires for a constant charge
Monitors your home in 1080HD video with infrared night vision
Lets you check-in on your property at anytime with Live View on-demand video
You can either hardwire the doorbell by replacing your existing one, or you can use it on battery power, which of course means that you have to recharge the battery every single time it runs low. Furthermore, just like the original, this one relies on a WiFi connection too, making the setup process fairly easy.
Everything is managed and controlled using the Ring app or Alexa if you have the assistant in any form in your property. Cool, right?
Buy Ring Video Doorbell 2 - Was $200, now just $139
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