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Best Ring deals: Save on Ring doorbell and Ring alarm bundles

Ring is probably one of the first and most well-known products when it comes to smart home security systems, and you’re probably most familiar with it due to the Ring Video Doorbells, which are actually some of the best video doorbells on the market. Of course, Ring has a bunch of other stuff under its brand, including security cameras and home security systems that include motion sensors and alarms, so you can get a holistic solution to your security system if you want a bit of everything. Of course, Ring gear can be quite expensive, which is why we’ve gone out and collected some of our favorite Ring deals below.

That said, if you’re not particularly tied to Ring, you could check out its competitor with these Google Nest deals or our more general roundup of security camera deals instead.

Ring Battery Doorbell Plus (refurbished) — $91, was $199

The Ring Battery Doorbell Plus installed outside a front door.
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While models like the Ring Video Doorbell will get the job done, choosing the Ring Battery Doorbell Plus for your front door will get you some upgraded and exclusive features. Battery life in the Doorbell Plus is three times better than the original, and installation is just as easy, as you won’t have to fuss with wires when installing this model. It offers a 150-degree field of view and a head-to-toe view of who’s ringing the doorbell. Some additional features of the Ring Battery Doorbell Plus include live view, crime and safety alerts, real-time notifications, and quick replies that let you choose preset responses or as visitors to leave a message.

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Ring Anywhere Cam with Pan Tilt– $140, was $185

The Ring Stick Up Cam Battery among decorations on a shelf.
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The Ring Stick Up is a good security camera for indoors or outdoors. It can go almost anywhere, and allows you to hear and speak to people on camera from your phone or tablet. You can customize the motion sensors to focus on specific areas of your home, and it has a Live View that allows you to watch over your home in 1080p Full HD resolution at any time. It even works with Alexa, allowing you to hear audio announcements when motion is detected. The Ring Stick Up sets up in minutes and it charges easily with a removable battery pack. This is a great option if you’re looking for something capable but versatile.

Ring Video Doorbell + Ring Indoor Cam — $135, was $150

A picture of the Venetian Bronze color of the Ring Video Doorbell next to the 2nd Gen Indoor Plug-in 1080p Security Camera.
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This bundle gets you the second-generation Ring Video Doorbell, which is the runner-up in our list of the best video doorbells, and the Ring Indoor Cam security camera. The battery-powered Ring Video Doorbell offers 1080p HD video and two-way talk, which will allow you to see and talk to whoever’s outside your door, and it will send real-time notifications to your smartphone whenever someone presses the button or triggers the motion sensors. The Ring Indoor Cam, meanwhile, will let you watch what’s going on inside the house, and it also offers two-way talk and a Privacy Cover that you can manually activate.

Ring Spotlight Cam Plus Solar — $200, was $230

Ring Spotlight Solar review
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The Ring Spotlight Cam Plus is the more affordable version of the Ring Spotlight Cam Pro, as it gives up features like 3D Motion Detection and Bird’s Eye View, according to our Ring security camera buying guide. The security camera offers a 140-degree horizontal field of view, 1080p HD recording with live views, two-way talk, a siren, and motion-triggered LED lights. The solar panel that comes with it is very easy to install, and it will provide enough juice to keep the Ring Spotlight Cam Plus running at all times.

Ring Battery Doorbell Plus + Ring Stick Up Cam — $220, was $250

A bundle that includes the Ring Battery Doorbel Plus and Ring Stick Up Cam.
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Here’s another bundle that protects more than one aspect of your home — the Ring Battery Doorbell Plus that watches over your front door, and the Ring Stick Up Cam that will let you monitor a specific area inside our outside your home. The Ring Battery Doorbell Plus offers improved battery life compared to its predecessors, a 1:1 aspect ratio, and 1536p resolution. It’s easy to mount the video doorbell, and once it’s up, you’ll just have to use the Ring app to get it running.

Ring Alarm 5-Piece Kit + Ring Video Doorbell — $235, was $265

A bundle that includes the Ring Alarm 5-Piece Kit and the Ring Video Doorbell.
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The Ring Alarm 5-Piece Kit includes a base station, a keypad that you can use to arm and disarm the system, a contact sensor that sets off the alarm when its components stop touching each other such as when a window is opened, a motion detector that’s triggered by movement, and a range extender that allows you to place the sensors further away from the base station. With this bundle, you’ll also get the second-generation Ring Video Doorbell.

More Ring deals we love

The Ring Stick Up Cam Elite.
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There are more Ring deals online, so feel free to check out what else is out there if you still can’t decide what to buy. To help you out, we’ve collected all of the other amazing discounts for Ring devices that you can shop right now. You’re going to have to hurry with your purchase though — you wouldn’t want to miss out on these discounts because it took you a day or two to decide.

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  • Ring Stick Up Cam Pro + Solar —
  • Ring Spotlight Cam Pro + Solar —
  • Ring Alarm 8-Piece Kit + Ring Video Doorbell —
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Digital Trends Contributing Editor Bruce Brown is a member of the Smart Homes and Commerce teams. Bruce uses smart devices…
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