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Ring was one of the pioneers of video doorbells way back in 2013, and since that time the Amazon-owned company has grown significantly, offering tons of different service and equipment packages to its offerings. Their wide selection of high-quality, inexpensive cameras easily makes them one of our top picks for wireless security camera solutions, and their ease of installation make them a great choice for DIYers looking to bolster their security without breaking the bank.

Ring is also constantly innovating. For instance, they just added another tier to their subscription package — Ring Alarm Pro — which, with its built-in eero WiFi 6 router, will help you keep all of your devices communicating and your home network safe for $20 per month, or $200 per year. They also recently announced the release of their Virtual Security Guard, which will provide you with live video monitoring from trained security professionals for $99 per month per location.

With that in mind, let’s talk equipment. I’ve thoroughly tested Ring’s full suite of Stick Up, Indoor, Floodlight, and Spotlight Cams. I wanted to get a sense of if these cameras really lived up to their reputation. After putting them to the test, I think I can safely say Ring is a solid choice, and I have a few recommendations for which types of cameras will be best for particular use cases.

But before getting too far into the hands-on experience of each of these cams, check out a few quick stats you’ll want to know about this popular brand:

Ring Camera Features

While Ring cameras aren’t without their faults, I’m confident in saying you’re going to be impressed with their offerings. Like I said above, these systems are easy to deploy and use, they offer outstanding video quality, and for what you’re getting, they’re pretty affordable. Before we unpack everything, though, let’s take a quick look at Ring’s pros and cons.