Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great replacement for an existing light fixture. I like it better than a doorbell because I can turn on the alarm, turn on the microphone, and turn on the light all from my phone. it interfaces with my firetv and a little window pops up on my tv when I am watching so I can see who is at the door with Push notifications.

Nice camera, easy installation. It has a decent battery life and a pretty clear picture

Easy to install and works great. Everything is highly visible on the camera and the sound come sin clear. We like being able to use the app to view our home when we're not there.

Model no B08F6GPQQ7. Easy to install, and this model allows vertical or horizontal installation, no workarounds required. Just line up arrows on unit, simple. Good image quailty

So far so good with this device. Easy to hook up and has a very clear view. I had to call customer service regarding the account set up and they were very helpful

This is the second ring floodlight that i have bought. I like the clear view that this item has. The siren is a plus when you need to scare someone. I wish they werent costly

Verry easy to install and very clear imagen no matter day or the dark of the nigth

Overall very happy with installation and quality of video! LED floodlights are also very bright! Just wish I could control the brightness on them, overall super happy with them.

The floodlights are very bright and light up the entire backyard just the way I wanted. Also the camera works very well and is clear.

Works great ...Easy install.....Would recommend!!!

THE LIGHT AND CAMERA WORDS GREAT AND GIVES A SENSE OF SECURITY EASY TO PUT UP

There's no question that home security brings enormous peace of mind. The lights are bright and the camera works very well at night

Excellent product, lights are bright, setup was easy, both physical installation as well as integration into ring app. Plan on purchasing a couple more for other areas of my property.

Works Great, Very Easy Install! Pairs well with other ring products such as the Door bell camera

Easy set up since it was replacing one that had one of the lights go out. It would be nice to be able to replace a light bulb without having to modify the fixture to accept conventional bulbs or worse, having to buy a whole new fixture as I did. The saving grace is that I will relocate the old fixture to a place where one bulb will suffice.

Best deal for your money clear picture and sound easy-to-use and easy to setup

I love this camera. The quality is great, and the lights are incredibly bright if you want them to be, you can adjust the brightness through the app.

This item was perfect to help secure my house. Getting the hardwiring done was easy enough for my electrician - although the directions were clear enough that if it wasn't 3 stories high I may have attempted myself. The floodlight feature also eliminated the need to add a bunch of individual cameras around my house.

Good quality day and night, the light is super bright

Lots of options when it comes to video doorbells, cameras, etc. I think I looked at everything available before deciding to go with Ring. Price wise, there were lesser priced units and certainly lots of higher ones. Ring has a great infrastructure with an easy to use interface and reasonable monthly/annual fee. I was looking for other cameras too, so I wanted as seedless an interface as possible. Was originally going to go with private, internal storage, but that has its challenges too. If you want ultimate privacy, ring offers stronger encryption options too., but there are limitations with how you can use the app and how many simultaneously can view a video. This isn’t too different than doing so with internal drives inside your home and attempting to access via the internet. All in all, Ring had the most cohesive solution I could find balancing convenience and security. I’ve read many reviews saying the $10 per month ($100 annual) fee is a rip off and no way I’d pay, etc. keep in mind, internal hard drives are expensive. I know and have them in my SAN device already. Failure rate has been averaging one per year at around $200 per year. Ring is way less and more convenient. Variety of battery, power, solar options too which still allows for all systems to be connected to the same interface. I was concerned for WiFi signal strength, but all have been working well, and I only have a single router/WiFi unit in the middle of a 300sqft home and connectivity is better than 60% on all cameras. Ring also has what’s called curbside, which allows the camera to send alerts and videos using a neighbor’s curbside system if your WiFi is down. Curbside is a low level channel proprietary signal that can be turned on or off (opt in/out). Lots of great options, so Ring won for us. Love the flood and spot cams we have too. Ring bridge and bulbs have also been performing well. No complaints. The only thing which may have steered me in a different direction would have been if I had the cabling to go PoE. That would have been ideal, but with that limitation, WiFi was my only option.