You Can Get the Ring Video Doorbell Pro for $70 Right Now

This refurbished Ring Video Doorbell Pro is now $69.99, down significantly from the original $139.99. Since it is certified, you can expect it to look and perform like new as it has been rigorously tested to meet quality standards.

In terms of performance, the Doorbell Pro’s daytime footage comes out crisp and clear in HD (giving you a wide 160-degree view), and night vision holds up well, delivering clear, well-lit video up to about 160-degree resolution. 20 feet. There is some barrel distortion at the edges of the frame, but that’s why PCMag Reviewpeople and objects in the center look normal.

Ring Pro also integrates with Amazon Alexa for voice commands and has a built-in motion sensor, speaker, microphone and buzzer, so you’re completely protected from any activity at your doorstep. It connects to home Wi-Fi on the 2.4GHz or 5GHz bands using 802.11n circuitry, providing a stable connection. However, it is a wired device that requires a 16 to 24 V power supply – the same wiring that is used for traditional doorbells. This constant power supply means the batteries don’t need to be charged, which is important for reliability, but the problem is the installation. If your home already has doorbell wiring, you’re all set. Otherwise, setting it up may require additional effort and expense.

The camera starts recording when someone presses the doorbell or detects motion, and a push notification is sent to your phone. However, to access recorded content and unlock all device functions, you must Ring Home Subscriptionwith the Basic plan costing $4.99 per month for one camera. Ring Pro works with the Ring app, where you can control all of its features, including setting motion sensitivity, setting custom motion zones, turning motion alerts on or off, and viewing live video with options for two-way audio, speaker mute, and more (though it requires a Standard ($10/month) or Premium ($20/month) subscription.