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

Vary easy to set up & install. I have one mounted with the base on the wall & the other with the base on the ceiling. Really easy to install I set them both up & mounted them in less then 15 min.Like I paired the first one then installed the mount & put the cam in it spot then opened the next one paired that one then set mounted that one & put it on the mount. & the first one was not done up dating yet. lol. If you don’t know the updates tend to take less then 10 min. & I had both cameras up & ready to go before the first one finished updating. I will get these again. I normally get the battery ones but since these are going to be inside only I was like let’s get the wired. Camera quality:Really good even in night mode with it dark in the house. Mountability:Really easy. Motion detection:Vary good. Battery life:It wired I do wish the cord was longer but it still works. Why did you pick this product vs others?:I have the ring alarm system already. Quality:Vary good.

I bought the newest model of the Ring Indoor Cam in white for a little extra security around my house, and honestly, I’m super impressed. The 1080p HD video is super clear—even at night—and the live view works great through the app. I love that it has two-way audio so I can talk to my kids (or my dog, let’s be real) when I’m not home.Setup was quick and easy, just plugged it in and followed the steps on the app. The design is nice and compact, so it doesn’t stand out or look weird sitting on a shelf. I’ve used it for both checking in on my home when I’m running errands and also just keeping an eye on things at night. The motion detection is sensitive without being annoying, and I like getting alerts right to my phone.Definitely recommend if you’re looking for an affordable and reliable indoor camera that doesn’t require a whole tech degree to use.

Really like this camera - set it up for one of my businesses and am able to communicate with my colleagues and be able to review what was captured by time and date. Great for retail business and offices. The camera quality and video quality were pretty good and I definitely like it more than the previous analog CCTV camera system i used before. Visibility and picture quality were really good but not as high def as I thought it would be. Still beats what I had before, but will not give you iphone or smartphone camera quality definition which would be great. I love that you can zoom in, but which it was a little more HD. Can't wait to see what improvements they come up with next! Also regarding battery life, not an issue for me, because we plug it into an outlet. Would have to check that out at a future time!

I’ve been using the Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen, 2023 release, White) for a few weeks, and it’s been a fantastic addition to my home setup. Setting it up was a breeze—plugged it in, followed the Ring app’s step-by-step guide, and had it running in under 10 minutes. The compact design (about 3.8 inches tall) fits perfectly on my shelf, and the adjustable mount lets me angle it just right to cover my living room. It’s sleek and blends in without screaming “security camera.”The 1080p HD video is crisp and clear during the day, with vibrant colors. The color night vision is a nice upgrade from the first gen—images are decent in low light, though black-and-white night mode is sharper if it’s really dark. Motion alerts pop up instantly on my phone, and I love that I can tweak the motion zones to avoid false triggers from my ceiling fan. The two-way talk is loud and clear, perfect for checking in on my dog or startling the cat off the counter. It works seamlessly with my Alexa Echo Show, letting me pull up the live feed with a voice command.The manual privacy cover is a standout feature—just swivel it over the lens, and both the camera and mic shut off, which feels way more secure than just trusting software. The only downside is you need a Ring Protect subscription (starts at $3.99/month) to save or review videos, which adds up, but the basic plan’s 180-day storage is worth it for me. I did notice occasional Wi-Fi drops, but a quick refresh in the app fixes it—might just be my network.For $59.99, it’s a solid deal for reliable indoor monitoring, especially if you’re already in the Ring or Alexa ecosystem. If you want 2K video or don’t use Ring, you might look at something like the Eufy E220, but this cam’s simplicity and privacy features make it a winner for me. Highly recommend for keeping tabs on your home or pets