Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased the Ring Door Bell Pro at Christmas time and have grown to love it. So I thought I'd give this a try before buying more for the perimeter of my house. The ease of setup is yet again a solid 5 out of 5, the picture quality is a decent 4 out of 5, the delay time it takes to view the video feed is a 2 out of 5 and the siren is a sad 0 out of 5. I was excited to see that Ring came out with a POE option for security cameras. I had previously setup my home with CAT6 wiring for a different camera system before Ring came out with the elite option. The Ring Elite Cam was going to be more expensive than the NVR system I had planned to purchase, but I liked the fact that it would work cohesively with my Ring Door Bell Pro. I tried 3 of my CAT6 cables with the Ring Elite Cam and the time it took to view the camera from my iPhone Ring App was 8-9 seconds on a 150mbs download speed, which is substantially slower than my door bell which is on Wifi at 90mbs download speed. I thought for sure having the camera hard wired would have a faster response. I didn't expect to be impressed by the alarm on the camera, but I did expect a much faster response time that 8 or 9 seconds. The system I ended up going with, which is less expensive in the long run with 8 cameras, has a 1-3 second response time on each camera. I might try the 2nd or 3rd version of the Ring Elite camera for my guest house, but for now it just isn't up to the standards I was hoping to find so I returned it.

Camera works great. Has really good image quality and has a very long distance at night, unlike previous cameras I've had that couldn't see more than a few feet in front of them. I already had Ethernet cables running outside my house from previous cameras so this was plug n play, and worked immediately out of the box. A little pricey considering the lower model is half the price and is just missing the PoE, but didn't want to run new types of cables and they are too high up for charging batteries.

Works well in daylight, night is grainy. Ring app flakey.

For quick and easy surveillance, these are great. Being able to power them over ethernet was great. Just get a POE switch and hook up as many as you need. They are much more stable than wireless, and you don't have to worry about battery or running power.

I like this product, security and monitoring fees are much cheaper than ADT. Unfortunately, I am still having problems trying to tilt the product for a better camera view. The instructions show it can be done; but it does not move.. Key point: Need to keep changing the settings (in your app) for the new add-on equipment, then, it should record as programmed. Another key point: If you already have a ring app on your phone (with ring.com), just let the promotion period (30-dys trial) end and add it to your existing account. The price will be a little higher; but it's an one-time payment each year. Its worth it!

This is a really good camera but I wouldn’t say a great camera. The resolution is fine as long as you don’t need to zoom in because it drops off pretty quickly. I have this on the overhang above my drive way and you cannot zoom in to say, read the license plate on my car so I don’t know how good it would be to identify someone. The online service is not too pricey and it’s pretty good but it does take a minute or two for the most recent video to be available, but that could have something to do with my less than stellar upload speeds from my internet provider. Otherwise I’m pretty happy with this service. I also have ring doorbell cams on my front and back doors and they’re at about the same quality and same service. It’s pretty easy to install but remember with the elite camera you must run an Ethernet cable to it to supply power from the PoE adapter. It’s a good system for those who don’t want to pay a large sum of money for a professionally installed system.

great camera easy install for me because i had a previous alarm system and i used the same ethernet cable the ring camera quality 1080 is better than my previous provider 480 now i have my system completed. with my ring alarm my sensors my and my cameras indoor and outdoor. and the best thing $10 monthy instad of $60 monthly with att digital

I’m a Ring fan. This unit adds to my array of cameras. Nice wide view angle with great camera clarity

Tried both Nest and Ring. Both quality products and Nest is even more flexible setting up but there is a very noticeable camera lag on those so I stuck with Ring, wait for them to go on sale, don’t buy the Ethernet version if power only or wireless would do. And make sure you have strong WiFi throughout.

Nice camera, but for indoor it is no better than the indoor cam. Looks nice, but that’s about it. Overall my ring cameras are great

This is my third Ring product. The camera is easy to install and provides high quality video and audio. It's a little over priced compared to the battery and plug in versions, but my only install option was poe.

We currently have the Ring doorbell and connecting these was a breeze since our house is wired for POE. Installation was seamless and the app is flawless. The image quality is excellent as well.

I like having a wired camera. No crappy or black videos cause the Wi-Fi wants to s&ck at my front door. Now I just need to run the wires to exactly where I want it

First time purchase with this wireless security camera so far it is amazing!! Definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to start off with a security camera

Felt great being able to install on my own. Simple to setup and integrates well with other ring devices.

Works great. Very happy with the quality ! Highly recommend Ring cameras!

Good camera quality, easy installation, one of my best purchase for the home

it does its job. has Ethernet port so you don't have to run and exta lines.

Great product easy to use and pairs well with app.

Couldn't install due to wiring limitation at my house