it can connect with bell ring for ring and vedio null

Yes, it can. You would need to download the "Skill" (App) on the device and link them to your ring account and through the wireless network. This is due to the fact that Amazon either owns or is partnered with Ring now at this point.

It does connect to my ring security cameras and front door. It also connects to my smart plugs.

Hi si! Yes, the Echo Show 5 can be linked with your Ring Video Doorbell to give you notifications and a video feed when your Doorbell is rung. Before starting, you'll need to download Amazon's Alexa app, if you haven't already done so. Open Alexa. In the lower right corner, you'll see three horizontal bars. Tap them. In the menu that appears, tap Skills & Games. On the next screen, search for Ring in the search box. After you've found Ring, tap the "enable" button. Next, Alexa will ask you to sign in to your Ring account. Doing so will link your Ring account to your Alexa account. After signing in, you'll be asked to discover devices. Tap the Discover Devices button. All of your Ring devices should appear and be connected to Alexa automatically. If you don't want Alexa to integrate with a particular Ring device, simply tap Forget on the right side. The Ring Skill connects any Ring Video Doorbell or Security Camera to your Echo Show, Echo Spot, Echo speakers, FireTVs or FireTablets.. If you have a Ring Video Doorbell Pro, Video Doorbell Elite, Video Doorbell 2 or Floodlight Cam, Alexa can start a new video or join an existing one. By saying “Alexa, show my front door,” you’ll instantly get a live video feed of activity at your home on an Echo Show. To stop viewing the feed, simply say “Alexa, hide my front door.” Note that “front door” is used here as an example, and this should be replaced with whatever name you used to label your Ring device (e.g. “backyard,” “side door,” “garage,” etc.). Thanks for the question, I hope this helped!!

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Answered by Janettta 3 years ago
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Yes, it can. You would need to download the "Skill" (App) on the device and link them to your ring account and through the wireless network. This is due to the fact that Amazon either owns or is partnered with Ring now at this point.
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It does connect to my ring security cameras and front door. It also connects to my smart plugs.
Answered by Jimmylikes 3 years ago
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Hi si! Yes, the Echo Show 5 can be linked with your Ring Video Doorbell to give you notifications and a video feed when your Doorbell is rung. Before starting, you'll need to download Amazon's Alexa app, if you haven't already done so. Open Alexa. In the lower right corner, you'll see three horizontal bars. Tap them. In the menu that appears, tap Skills & Games. On the next screen, search for Ring in the search box. After you've found Ring, tap the "enable" button. Next, Alexa will ask you to sign in to your Ring account. Doing so will link your Ring account to your Alexa account. After signing in, you'll be asked to discover devices. Tap the Discover Devices button. All of your Ring devices should appear and be connected to Alexa automatically. If you don't want Alexa to integrate with a particular Ring device, simply tap Forget on the right side. The Ring Skill connects any Ring Video Doorbell or Security Camera to your Echo Show, Echo Spot, Echo speakers, FireTVs or FireTablets.. If you have a Ring Video Doorbell Pro, Video Doorbell Elite, Video Doorbell 2 or Floodlight Cam, Alexa can start a new video or join an existing one. By saying “Alexa, show my front door,” you’ll instantly get a live video feed of activity at your home on an Echo Show. To stop viewing the feed, simply say “Alexa, hide my front door.” Note that “front door” is used here as an example, and this should be replaced with whatever name you used to label your Ring device (e.g. “backyard,” “side door,” “garage,” etc.). Thanks for the question, I hope this helped!!
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