: This is the flagship hardwired model. It features 1536p HD Head-to-Toe Video , 3D Motion Detection , and Bird’s Eye View for precise motion tracking.
: A newer option for those who cannot or don't want to deal with hardwiring. It offers many "Pro" features like Bird’s Eye Zones and Head-to-Toe Video but runs on a rechargeable battery.
Ring has updated its "Pro" lineup. Ensure you are getting the version that fits your needs:
Before clicking "buy," check these technical requirements to ensure a smooth setup:
: The Pro models offer a squared aspect ratio (
) which lets you see more of your porch, including packages left at the base of the door, compared to the standard 1080p wide-angle view of entry-level models.
When buying a Ring Video Doorbell Pro (now often referred to as the ), you are choosing one of Ring's more advanced, high-performance models. This guide covers what to consider before you buy, how to install it, and how to get the most out of it. 1. Choosing the Right Model
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: This is the flagship hardwired model. It features 1536p HD Head-to-Toe Video , 3D Motion Detection , and Bird’s Eye View for precise motion tracking.
: A newer option for those who cannot or don't want to deal with hardwiring. It offers many "Pro" features like Bird’s Eye Zones and Head-to-Toe Video but runs on a rechargeable battery.
Ring has updated its "Pro" lineup. Ensure you are getting the version that fits your needs:
Before clicking "buy," check these technical requirements to ensure a smooth setup:
: The Pro models offer a squared aspect ratio (
) which lets you see more of your porch, including packages left at the base of the door, compared to the standard 1080p wide-angle view of entry-level models.
When buying a Ring Video Doorbell Pro (now often referred to as the ), you are choosing one of Ring's more advanced, high-performance models. This guide covers what to consider before you buy, how to install it, and how to get the most out of it. 1. Choosing the Right Model
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