Ring’s new battery-powered doorbell has head-to-toe video capability

Ring announced on Wednesday the following generation of her Battery operated doorbellFor $100, customers get longer battery life, color night vision, a full view of tourists and a new pin mounting system.

Head-to-toe HD video was previously only available on the Doorbell Plus and Pro models. Now, based on Ring, the Battery Doorbell provides a 66% higher view of tourists in comparison with the Ring Video Doorbell 2nd Gen, the previous generation of the inexpensive battery-powered product. The addition of a 150-degree by 150-degree field of view allows customers to see a full top-to-bottom view of what’s outside their door, making it easier to see which packages have just been delivered.

Head-to-toe viewing has develop into a standard and expected feature for users desirous about advanced video doorbells. Ring was one among the primary smart doorbells to enter the market and faced competition from quite a lot of emerging competitors. By adding head-to-toe video to its inexpensive battery-powered doorbell, Ring is now in keeping with competitors like Arlo, Google Nest, and Wyze, which all offer this feature.

The battery lifetime of the new doorbell has also been improved in comparison with the previous model, providing as much as 23% longer battery life. Ring has made it easier to charge the battery with a redesigned mounting system that permits customers to remove it from the door using a push-in tool.

Additionally, the colour night vision function means that you can see clearly each day and night.

Every Ring doorbell can send motion alerts, provide a live view of camera footage, enable two-way conversation, and allow you to customize motion zones. When paired with a Ring Protect plan, which costs $5 per thirty days or $50 per 12 months, users can receive person and package alerts and access 180 days of video history.

The Ring Battery Doorbell is offered for pre-order today on Ring.com and Amazon.com. It will begin shipping to customers on September 4.