Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Ring - Indoor Cam Plus is a good camera for the money. It integrated into the Ring application seamlessly.

The primary selling point of this device is just stupidly easy it is to use and set up. Great integration with the Ring app will have you setting the camera up in a minute, and the software will walk you through things like Privacy Zones if you choose to set them up. On top of how easy the camera is to use and access, it's a pretty good security camera for the money. Images are sharp and clear without being too dark. Low-light enhancement could use a little tweaking (images look a little washed out when color enhanced), but both daytime and night sight modes function really well and deliver crisp, reliable footage. You won't have any trouble making out what's in the video. Motion alerts and triggers also work really well. The camera and software are pretty accurate at picking up legitimate motion (no ghosts setting off motion alerts like on other brands) and pretty quick to announce as much to your phone. If you really need to monitor an area in your home pretty closely, you'll be happy with the motion alert features. The privacy shutter is nice, but kind of superfluous. Still, better to have it I guess... The camera mount makes physical setup a breeze, too, and provides great flexibility with how you can position the device. The Ring software enables you to monitor your device's live feed, and has some pretty responsive microphone controls that enable you to yell at your pets when needed. The software integration and functionality is a really strong feature of the camera, and is easy for the tech phobic to use if you want to give something like this to your parents. Getting the most out of the device requires a paid subscription, of course, but that's true of most competitors and the prices of plans are comparable to others as well. Given the good quality and ease of use, this camera will make the subscription seem worth the money. All in all, an easy recommendation. Well worth the money.

Working great with easy setup. We only use it when we are away, so if someone broke in, we would know

Good camera and it does the job. I only gave it 4 stars because I expected the video to be clearer. It’s pretty clear though.

Replaced a 1080P camera for this 2K camera. Noticeable improvement on video. Holes lined up with the previous mount and setup was quick and easy!

Great product. Very happy with my purchase. Will tell all my friends and family.

Very sleek design. Wish it had a privacy cover like the other models, but the camera quality makes up for it.

Great camera for the price! Wasn’t expecting to be able to mount it on the wall.

The resolution upgrade is meaningful, delivering significantly more detail.

This product is great cause it makes me feel safe when i go out and come back home.

Awesome works great and is not expensive. It is the best

Does what it’s supposed to and does what I bought it for.

Love ring cameras. Definitely recommend them. Video quality is clear.

I replaced my old 1080P indoor cam with this 2K indoor cam. Awesome video quality.

it works fantastic and is a very sharp picture .works very well.

Connection was so easy ! Nice fit with other ring items

Not a lot needs to be said about this new version Ring camera. Compared to the older model, the Plus has a higher resolution camera ( 2560x1440 instead of 1920x1080 ) and slightly improved motion detection configuration. The privacy cover is still there and it still has the same two-way connectivity allowing you to use it as an audio intercom. It also comes with a dedicated cable and power adapter, so it's nice that you don't have to use a separate one. The downside is it seems a bit pricey for a basic wired indoor-only camera ( $60 as of this review ). Competing brands and models in a similar price range offer indoor cameras with 4K resolution or motorized pan/tilt capabilities ( even Ring's own pan-tilt indoor camera for the same price ). Paying $60 for a fixed position 1440p camera isn't overly expensive, but it's also not a great deal. As with most Ring products, setup is pretty easy if you already have a Ring account and other items. You open the mobile application on your tablet or phone and discover the new device. Link it to your Wi-Fi and go through a step-by-step setup wizard. I did run into one problem immediately after setup where viewing the live camera feed made my phone think it was stuck in a phone call, even after I'd closed the app. Rebooting my phone took care of it and I haven't been able to replicate it since, so probably nothing to worry about. If this is your first Ring product, setup is much more involved as creating your Ring account takes some doing. It's not hard, it just takes some time as Ring takes account security seriously and requires you to use some form of 2FA and authentication codes. Overall, if you already have Ring devices and want to add an indoor camera, the Cam Plus isn't a bad option. But unless you really need the higher camera resolution, getting their older-gen cameras may be the better option for the money.

Like every other Ring product I own, it was super easy to setup this camera. It also feels well made and high quality while also not being super heavy. I went from unboxing it to having a live video and audio feed within 5 minutes. Most of that too was the firmware update that was required, and that's to be expected. It found my WiFi network right away and was overall really to setup. The privacy/muffler piece was really easy to attach and does a great job of avoiding constant notifications when I'm home. I can easily slide it to cover the audio sensor and camera or slide it to the side (it's on a well built track it feels like) when we leave so I can see if someone enters the home unexpectedly or something happens with our dog. The video and audio quality is really great. I have it freestanding but it also comes it a mount if you need one. The live view and two way talk also work really. I think the only thing it's missing is MLO/WiFi 7 network connection capabilities for a faster connection, but overall this hasn't hindered my view of it to warrant giving it less than 5 stars. I highly recommend this camera though.

TLDR: Plug-in AC powered, 2K resolution, color night vision, 4 X zoom function, 2560 X 1440 resolution, 2 way Audio via speaker and microphone on camera, for indoor use. Available as black or white housing. I got this camera to mount on the wall in our home to keep tabs on the interior and to monitor our cat that likes to climb all over and use the sofa for constant naps during the day. It produces clear images and clear color. It has a wide angle of view, and the night vision with no indoor lights on is very good. I have also tried the microphone function and our cat hears us and looks toward the source of the sound but does not try to attack the camera since it is mounted high on the wall. The power cord is very long to allow plugging it into the AC outlet and mounting the camera where it is wanted. Many might say too long but it is easily bundled up and secured easily hidden for neatness. The camera utilizes both 2.4Ghz and 5GHz WiFi routers which is good to see since all new routers use 5 GHz as default. The app works almost quickly in producing the live image. Motion detection is much better on this new model compared to an older Ring camera we also have; it produces fewer false notifications and has clearer image resolution. You can set it to trigger on Cars, a Person, Any Motions or combinations of these. It includes a simple plastic cover "shroud" that sort of clips onto the housing and covers the lens; the microphone has to be turned off to ensure there is complete privacy when using the plastic “shroud”. The unit itself is small so is easily used anywhere and most people wont even notice it if it is in a cabinet or shelf unit with other things. Good kit

If you are already a Ring customer adding at least one of these to your system should be a no-brainer. Personally, after trying this thing out I decided to grab three more given how easy they were to set up and the quality of the sound/video it captured is stellar at this price-point. And that isn't just for security purposes. Example; our family found it was sometimes quicker and performed better to jump on the Ring and use it like a walkie-talkie. Yes, they have a push-to-talk business feature, but we use the regular dashboard, super handy. I set up a zone in our laundry room that our kid uses 99% more than anyone else. Once that notification comes across I know my kid is there getting her gear together for practice. Whereas I used to call her distracting her from homework, getting ready, etc, now I know 100% that she's only getting ready for practice and I won't be interrupting her studied. But, she also doesn't have to stop doing anything she's doing, she can just start talking and go about her business. We have our little update chat and off we go about our day. It's awesome and we use it just about every single day. Plan on setting up similar zones on the other cams along with just using them as they're intended to be used; home security and all that jazz. No brainer purchase if you're already in their ecosystem. Their plans are reasonably priced and they work flawlessly.