Ring, the biggest name in video doorbells, recently released the Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2, which happens to be an update to its flagship wired video doorbell, the Ring Video Pro, which was launched in 2016. Ring’s Video Doorbell Pro 2 looks like its predecessor but has new features like a larger head-to-toe field of view, 3D motion detection, and also mapping of where people go when they come onto your property. Furthermore, it provides enhanced HD+ video and crisp, clear two-way audio. I’ve been using the Video Doorbell Pro 2 personally for about a month, swapping it out to replace my original Video Doorbell Pro that I’ve had for years. The larger field of view lets me see packages on the ground that I couldn’t see before, and I can hear responses from the two-way audio much clearly. More importantly, I can see where visitors to my property are coming from and which direction they go when they leave, thanks to the Bird’s Eye aerial viewpoint. These features, plus better motion detection and fewer unwanted alerts, make the Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2 well worth the extra $80. If you’re in the market for a new cam, it’s definitely the model I would recommend. Even those who own the Ring Pro may want to consider springing for the upgrade.
With the Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2, you’ll always know who’s at the door or around your home. This smart doorbell will send real time notifications to your phone when someone rings or even appears in the field of view.
Its built-in camera records in high-definition 1536p video resolution, day and night. The wide angle view means you’ll see the delivery man’s face as well as where they leave your parcel.
The Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2 allows you to see the live stream from the camera at all times from your phone, even when you’re not at home. It also comes with an integrated noise-cancelling mic and a speaker, so you can talk to your visitors wherever you are.
Add a whole new level to your home security with the 3D Motion Detection technology. Whenever a person is detected, the system measures their motion speed, distance and trajectory, giving you super-precise notifications.
It also adds a bird’s eye view using satellite data to the recordings of security breach. You’ll know from where they arrived and where they went. Add more Ring cameras to your home security system for a more comprehensive protection.
This model requires hardwiring for power. The cables are hidden and you’ll have non-stop coverage.
Please note: Alexa Greetings and Quick Replies are not currently available yet in the the UK and also Europe.
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