
Our most powerful floodlight camera shows you critical details — even at a distance — thanks to Retinal 4K. 1 Radar-powered 3D Motion Detection lets you fine-tune your motion zones to your property for more precise alerts. Two super-bright floodlights light up wide areas to deter anything unwanted before it gets close.
Q: Is it possible to record videos with this camera?
A: Yes, this camera has video recording capability.
Q: What is the maximum zoom this camera offers?
A: This camera offers 10x enhanced zoom.
Q: Does this floodlight camera work with Alexa?
A: Yes, this floodlight camera works with Amazon Alexa.
Q: Does this camera have audio communication capabilities?
A: Yes, this camera has two-way audio communication.
Q: Does this camera record audio?
A: Yes, this camera records audio.
Q: Can I use this camera outdoors?
A: Yes, this camera is designed for outdoor use.
Q: How many luminums is the spot light on the pro and the plus models?
A: Hi Floodbud. Thank you for your question today! The Ring Floodlight Cam Pro (2nd Gen) and the Ring Floodlight Cam Plus both feature ultra-bright, motion-activated LED floodlights rated at 2,000 lumens, providing powerful illumination for driveways, backyards, and other large outdoor areas. While both models deliver the same brightness, the key difference lies in video quality and features — the Pro offers stunning 4K Retinal video, while the Plus provides solid 1080p HD video. We invite you to reach out to our community if any additional information is needed regarding your question. The Ring Community is our first peer-to-peer community forum, giving our customers the ability to help one another by sharing their feedback and experiences with each other. Thank you, Miyuki from Ring.
Q: What’s the difference between the white and black camera that the review stars are so far off
A: Hi Rich. Thank you for taking the time to ask this question. The Ring Floodlight Cam Pro (2nd Gen) is available in black and white. Both color options have all of the same features. In this instance, the Ring Floodlight Cam Pro (2nd Gen) in black simply has less reviews. If any additional information is needed regarding your question, please reach out to our community. Ring Community is our first peer-to-peer community forum, giving our customers the ability to help one another and share their feedback and experiences directly with Ring. Join the Ring Community today! Thank you, Amilia from Ring.

Our most powerful floodlight camera shows you critical details — even at a distance — thanks to Retinal 4K. 1 Radar-powered 3D Motion Detection lets you fine-tune your motion zones to your property for more precise alerts. Two super-bright floodlights light up wide areas to deter anything unwanted before it gets close.

Our most powerful floodlight camera shows you critical details — even at a distance — thanks to Retinal 4K. 1 Radar-powered 3D Motion Detection lets you fine-tune your motion zones to your property for more precise alerts. Two super-bright floodlights light up wide areas to deter anything unwanted before it gets close.

Protect your home and family with a wired outdoor security camera in crystal-clear 2K resolution, get alerts when motion is detected, watch live video on your phone, and stay connected to the strongest band with Dual-Band WiFi. See a comprehensive view, including the corners of your property, with 360° pan and 180° tilt viewing capabilities. Plus, with Automatic Motion Tracking, you won’t miss a thing as your camera tracks and follows the subject within its field of view. A 1-Month Arlo Secure plan trial is included. Your trial provides 60-day video history, Smart Detections for People & Vehicle Recognition, Package & Animal Detection, plus Interactive Notifications on your phone's lockscreen with Emergency Response and Call a Friend. See shirt color, car color, and facial features at night with Color Night Vision for day and night surveillance. Hear and speak clearly with visitors with noise-canceling 2-Way Audio, and quickly deter threats with the Integrated Siren. Setting up is a breeze. Mount the camera, plug it in, and enjoy worry-free performance without the need to charge batteries. Comes with a 16 ft power cable for flexible placement. Works with your favorite smart home assistant including Amazon Alexa, Samsung SmartThings, IFTTT, and Google Home.

Protect large outdoor areas like the driveway or backyard with Floodlight Cam Pro. Our most powerful floodlight camera features Retinal 2K to deliver brilliant clarity and color. * Get more precise motion alerts with next-level security features such as 3D Motion Detection.
| Pros for Ring - Floodlight Cam Pro (2nd Gen) Retinal 4K for ultra-clear video, 10x Zoom, ultra-bright motion-activated floodlights - Black | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| There were no pros for this product— | Motion Detection, Image Quality, Installation Ease, Connectivity | Motion Detection, Video Quality, Setup Ease, Night Vision, Size | Motion Detection, Camera Quality, Ease of use, Overall Performance, Light Brightness |
| Cons for Ring - Floodlight Cam Pro (2nd Gen) Retinal 4K for ultra-clear video, 10x Zoom, ultra-bright motion-activated floodlights - Black | |||
| There were no cons for this product— | There were no cons for this product— | Connectivity | Price, Wi-Fi, Battery Life |
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Great camera to protect my house and Amazon packages
Webjibaro Posted
For the longest time, I have had a very simple motion activated floodlight setup for our patio in the backyard. I’ve often thought about wanting to keep tabs on our dogs, watch for any other wildlife, or keep us more secure while lighting up that area. Well, enter Ring’s latest version of the Floodlight Cam Pro. This newest iteration captures video in 4K as opposed to 2K on the older model. It also adds what is dubbed as Low-Light Sight to the continued Color Night Vision. This model also has the ability to work with WiFi 6 whereas the last model worked with WiFi 4. You get all of that along with those two super bright 2000 Lumen floodlights. The installation process was pretty straightforward. Having that existing area and connection helped out a great deal there, but I think the average person with some electrical knowledge could install this easily. I am certainly not an electrician, and I got it working just fine. Once installed, it was turning back on the power and then establishing the connection. As it has been with the other Ring products I own, that process went without hiccups as well. Once it was installed and set up, it was time to let it do its job. Since we have two dogs, this area is constantly heaving with activity. They are always running to the back of the yard to chase squirrels or from one side to the other to bark at people as they pass by the front of the house. The Ring Floodlight Cam Pro was probably 80/20 in catching them in the act. This seems to be the norm because I get similar results with the doorbell. I will continue to tinker with the settings to see if I can improve that though. When it did capture the movement, the video was crisp and clean during the day. Panning and zooming worked really well too. When it comes to the nighttime action, I found the night vision to be pretty incredible. We picked up some coyote action when they entered the yard, and that’s one of the reasons why I wanted this coverage. We want to make sure we can keep our family, kids and dogs, safe at all times. I’ve also tried things at different light levels. I am very happy to have that option with how much light these things can provide. I’m also impressed with that light schedule in the app as well. While I take issue with some settings within the Ring app, I think that light schedule is very nice. The last thing we need is those to turn on all day long. All in all, I am a big fan of this addition to our Ring household. If you are already using their products, I don’t think you can go wrong for your home security and lighting needs in an area that you want to monitor. Just remember to take the time to tinker with the settings in the app. The recording time, brightness of the lights, your zones to monitor, and alerts are the main ones that I think you definitely need to check and fine tune.
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Evolved1 Posted
If you already have Ring devices and a Ring subscription this Floodlight Pro Cam may be for you. I needed coverage on my side garage door. There was an existing switched light but no camera coverage in an area with limited visibility. This Floodlight Cam was just what I was looking for. What’s in the box: Ring Floodlight Cam Assortment of mounting screws Wire nuts Screwdriver Mounting bracket Protected by Ring sticker The floodlight cam came with all the necessary mounting hardware and an assortment of screws to ensure it would work with most existing junction boxes. Installation is pretty straightforward. First and foremost, turn off the power to the existing light. Double check to make sure it’s off. Then remove the old light, wire up and mount the Floodlight Cam and test. If you have a standard junction box, standard wiring and a flat vertical mounting surface you are good to go. I didn’t have a standard junction box and my siding isn’t exactly vertical. But I made it work without much difficulty. After you turn the power back on, go into the Ring app on your phone and go through the “add device” process, then you should be good to go. Do note that this device needs ac power. It’s not a battery cam. If you are replacing an existing switched light, that switch needs to remain in the on position (just sayin). The device also needs WiFi to send the video and to access the camera. This floodlight cam came with a 30 day trial Ring subscription. But I already had a Ring subscription that supports multiple devices. If you don’t have an existing Ring subscription, you will need one to get access to the expected features. I have to say that I am impressed with the video quality. The camera is a long way from my router, yet the connection is solid. The motion detection is good too. In summary, this Ring Floodlight cam works reliably and even though the price feels a bit high, it’s worth it to me for the convenience and peace of mind.
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PJPJ Posted