Customer Ratings & Reviews

It not only is good for when you're away, it helps in those times when you many not want to answer the door even when you're home. They should tell you that you have to pay to save videos after the first 30 days but it's still an awesome feature to be able to view and speak to visitors in real time.

I love that I can see who at my door before I get up

Love the product best purchased made in a long time

Great little security camera with doorbell feature. Love how u can answer the door through the app on your phone. Monthly service fee for cloud video storage is cheap and affordable. Highly recommend

The camera quality is decent but not great. At certain times in the day, the glare from the sun makes most of the video very bright and overexposed. It was pretty simple to install, and took less than 10 minutes to do so. It should be noted that after 30 days, you will not be able to see any videos of the motion notifications unless you sign up for a Ring Protect monthly plan (the basic plan starts at $3/month, whether it's worth it is up to you).

I was so excited to get a great price on Cyber Monday. It is a great door bell, but if you have DSL you will not be able to answer from your phone. Did not work properly, so I had to return it. Very disappointing.

Bought this because I was missing package deliveries and also people coming over while I was away. With the Ring, I can actually talk to them and they don't know I not even home. The motion detection works great as well. I highly recommend this product.

I feel so secure knowing who approaches my property

I've been a big fan of these for over a year. Just bought this one to install at my mother-in-laws house so that my wife and brothers-in-law can keep an eye on the goings on at her house. My only dings to the product are the battery life in cold weather. We live in Wisconsin, and at my house I can't run power to the doorbell so I rely on the rechargeable battery alone. When the weather drops to zero or below, I only get a month or so of usage and it isn't so much fun to go outside to pull the device in to recharge in those temps. If you can wire it into a powered doorbell, I don't see why this wouldn't be a 5-star product.

Added this to our ring security system. Great addition. A little sensitive to general movements but otherwise great. Can answer your door from anywhere.

I was skeptical about any off the shelf security based products but I heard great things about Ring. When I finally moved into a house the first thing I purchased was this doorbell. I like how the installation was easy seamless. The resolution is decent but I can deal with that. The only issue I have is that when the sun shines into my porch, there is massive sunlight flare. That flare didn't allow me to see who was at my door during the day. I eventually moved it to the side wall of my porch and it works so much better. I recommend this product.

This is a great product. I answered my door from my car on my way home from work the second day it was installed. I do find the ring to be a bit sensitive to sound- mainly from the large trucks that pass by my home-60 feet away. garbage trucks and UPS trucks as I live on a residential street.

Easy installation and works flawlessly. Videos are clear and work very well at night without other lights on. Settings allows one to change range of vision. Phone app works great. Very satisfied.

We live in a very safe neighborhood but things still happen and I am still nervous whenever I am home alone. This gives me the peace of mind to know who is in front of my house or to look through the video archive when something happens on our street. Thanks for the peace of mind Ring. Well done.

It's got potential for those who want an easy to install device with little hassle. First big issue is there's no way to reboot the device without physical access. The reboot is always step #1 for troubleshooting and they make this a PIA. Second: The battery level indicator is inaccurate (at least on mine). Hardwired to the door it said it was at 60% all night, even after streaming tests. This morning it's at 60%. I took it off rebooted it and put it on a charger and 5 min later it's at 85%. Took it off the charger; reinstalled it and the it went to 74%, 1 minute after saying it was at 85%. It's steadily draining while on hardwired even though it's not recording anything. I've quadruple checked my plate is flat and that the contacts are clean, but there's no real indication to check for power input - other than the drain (which I'm not sure is reading correctly). Something better than whether a white light is on is needed. I get 20v from the connection. Video Quality: rather poor. Even though it's 720p the bitrate is very low and with a high amount of compression. A Foscam at work running 720p @ 1Mb/s 10FPS has better IQ than the ring. Add PTZ, a lower entry price, and you've got a device far better than the Ring, though not as "pretty." The ring videos are 720p just about 900Kb/s and 15FPS. My upload speed is 1.5 to 2.5Mb/s so it can handle a higher bit rate - the Ring is on a different AP and Gateway than my main internet use. I have 4 different gateways (all cell from Sprint, VZ, and AT&T). The Ring in on Sprint since it's the least used Gateway. Web interface is lacking. All other cheap IP cams have access via web interface or an app. The Ring only allows you to view past events via web with no way to download except via mobile app. You have to use a third party extension to retrieve videos through a browser. No health/batter info either. They do have a ad in your dashbord. You wanna see you order history? You get to see the stuff you don't have. It would be nice if there was an embedded websever so you wouldn't need to send the video to Ring and then download the stream to your device. It's an unnecessary waste of bandwidth when you should be able to directly stream from your internal Wifi network. Basically, if you want an easy to install no frills basic device grab this and you'll be happy. If you want to save money, put in more work in set up, have better image quality, and pay no one to record your videos, keep your dumb doorbell and grab an IP cam. They can record to SD, local or remote servers, have extensive scheduling, reboot remotely, and PTZ. My wife wanted the "prettier" device instead of the better cam so I got the ring. When it dies I switching to a PTZ IPCam. The wife will have no input next time. I'd still recommend this to people, but would strongly recommend an IP Cam to someone who's not afraid to put in some work for a better device.

Very convenience after install this device on my front door, I can monitor people approaching. Not very easy to install on cements wall, need a special bid to drill hole and install

This doorbell is great to have and is very easy to set-up and use. Highly recommend hard wiring if you can as battery life isn’t as good as advertised.

I read some reviews and the complaints about "choppiness" or audio quality didn't bother me. The quality is dependent to your wifi connection. I was impressed with the how much area this covers. It gets my whole street (granted it's 7 houses long). I would, and have, recommended this to others.

It does everything, just as described. Super happy! We installed this to monitor out front yard and have been able to successfully see what's going on.

But not for seeing who walked in front of the door. The doorbell is great for seeing who is standing at the door after ringing the bell. Video is good and the ability to talk to them is great. However, the motion detection seems to need some work. It will alert you to motion but by the time the app opens and video starts, there isnt anything going on unless they are hanging out on your front porch. This is consistent on both local wifi as well as on cell data. I hope the product continues to get better.