Ring Indoor Cam (newest model) — Home or business security in 1080p HD video, White

These are really excellent cameras. I live on the first floor of an apartment building. We are not allowed to install outdoor cameras or anything else on the outside of the building. My only other option was to buy indoor cameras that face out the windows. The cameras are adjustable. I bought multiple cameras because I live in a corner apartment. The Ring camera comes with the ability to manipulate what area your camera responds to. That is controlled from the app on my phone. This will stop my camera from being alerted if my cat comes near one of my cameras. Remember that all of my cameras are actually indoors and facing out through the windows. It also gives me the option of deciding whether it will record any motion or just motion that occurs when there is a person in view of the camera. And that function works as when I checked a motion sensor event, there was always a human being walking by or even in a different apartment building yard. I don't normally try to include any apartment spaces around me but that's kind of impossible because everything is so close here in the city. But the fact is that works perfectly, records perfectly and only records when there is human motion activity. So the camera can tell the difference between a human and a garbage can falling over from the wind. That's pretty cool. Setting up multiple cameras is very easy because it simply remembers the information on the app. I would recommend getting this camera over one of the blink cameras. I have a couple of them operating but they are nowhere near as sophisticated as the ring cameras. That's just a fact. Of course these are also a little bit more expensive, but they are worth it. It cost about $10 per month to put unlimited cameras from one household on a cloud recording system which is a good safety backup feature in case someone would rob the apartment and also take the cameras. The quality of the picture and videos are superior and very clear even at a distance. When the motion detectors are activated a very bright blue light which is easily visible through windows and screens becomes apparent to anyone outside, even in bright daylight. It is so bright that I think it would scare anyone away pretty quickly. Remember that the blue light is only activated when a person comes in view of the camera. This would scare somebody away I believe. So the blue light is not always on which is good. It also works perfectly with Alexa and I do have it hooked up to my Alexa system. You can simply ask one of your Alexa video devices like the Echo Shows to show one of the cameras which can be named to anything that you want it to be named to simply by changing the name of each camera in the app. You can also show it on a larger screen that is hooked into any Alexa system. The controls for this camera are simply amazing. There are so many different things you can do with these cameras. I live by myself so when I am out of town, I face one of the cameras inwards so I can watch my apartment and cat. Otherwise, I never point my cameras inwards but face all of them out the windows. It even has a setting for doing just that even though they are indoor cameras. What I am trying to say is that the cameras have a setting for looking out a window from indoors so as not to be disturbed by reflections. Also very cool and sophisticated as well is easy to manipulate. So obviously Ring is prepared for people facing these cameras outside through indoor windows. They clearly thought of everything. I would highly recommend buying one or more of these over the cheaper blink cameras. I highly recommend these indoor cameras that run on USB power. Very easy set up for each camera or just use one.

A great product. You can clearly see the picture from the app on your phone. Price was good, easy to set up, highly recommend.

I bought these indoor Ring security cameras to replace my Blink indoor mini cameras, because my home alarm and doorbell are all Ring devices.Pros: Setup was simple (pairing), configuration was easy (more options than the Blink cameras), form factor is nice, image quality is excellent, WiFi connectivity is excellent.Cons: Advertised as being able to ceiling mount and rotate the display, that is where the issue started. I bought 6 cameras, two have to be mounted upside down. I switched the “rotate” toggle in the app settings per the instructions and the display remains upside down. No matter what I tried, I could not get the image to display correctly. I finally reached out to the Ring Tech Support and they had to escalate a ticket to their Teir 2 or 3 support techs to fix. They ended up fixing it within hours by doing something on the backend. My concern is that this should not be an issue.Other than that, these are great little cameras. On par with the Blink cameras, but way more sensitive to motion, even after dialing the sensitivity down.

The Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) is an amazing indoor security camera with superb video quality and easy-to-use features. After upgrading from Wyze cameras, the difference in clarity and performance is immediately noticeable. While Ring doesn’t offer SD card support for local storage, their affordable cloud plans (around $100/year for up to 10 devices) make up for it.Performance & Features✅ Pros:Superb Video Quality – Crisp and clear footage, even in low-light settings.Privacy Features – Includes lens covers for easily disabling recording when needed.Easy Motion & Recording Controls – Turn motion detection and recording on/off with a tap.Simple Mounting – Easily attaches to walls, ceilings, or flat surfaces.Affordable Cloud Storage – $100/year for up to 10 devices is a great deal.❌ Cons:No Local Storage – Lacks an SD card slot for those who prefer local video storage.Final Verdict – One of the Best Indoor Security CamerasIf you’re looking for a reliable, high-quality indoor security camera, the Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) is a fantastic choice. The privacy features, cloud storage, and ease of use make it a must-have for home security.

We really like these Ring Indoor Cams! We purchased them to add extra security around our home, and they’ve been a great addition. These cameras require the Ring app and a $10/month subscription, which allows us to view and save footage from multiple cameras and our doorbell. The subscription is well worth it, and the app is user-friendly, making it easy for everyone in our household to access the same account.The video quality is solid, and the night vision works really well. The audio recording is clear and picks up sound effectively, and the built-in speakers are great for two-way communication. It’s nice to have the option to speak through the cameras when needed.The only downside is that the cameras record based on motion detection, so if no motion is detected, they don’t record. We’ve missed some activities we wished had been captured. There may be an option for continuous recording with a different subscription, but we’re not looking to spend more.Overall, these are reliable, high-quality cameras, and we’d recommend them for anyone wanting an easy-to-use indoor security system!