The best Ring camera and doorbell deals: September 2022

Security cameras have come a long way — no longer limited to VHS recording, poor night vision, or being too pricey for the average household, they now feature motion detection, real-time visual feeds, two-way audio, HD night vision, mobile alerts, and more. 

Halloween is just around the corner, and while everyone loves trick-or-treating, none of us enjoy the tricks that go too far, or the unwanted cleanup that can take days. Ring cameras and doorbells act as a deterrent against unwanted tricks on the spookiest night of the year, so you can lock up after your last trick-or-treater and feel confident with visual feeds monitoring your home. Plus, with built-in floodlights, you can enjoy peace of mind the rest of the night. We've rounded up the best Ring camera deals available right now so you can protect your home from everything from porch pirates to home intruders.

We recommend ordering any deals that catch your eye sooner rather than later — and not solely because the prices could change at any time. Because of shipping delays, some of these cameras and security bundles will take up to three weeks to ship. To make sure your home stays trickster-free this Halloween, pick it up today.

  • Current price: $529
  • Original price: $599

This plugged-in 1080p HD security camera lets you see, hear, and speak to anyone on your property within the camera's 140-degree view via an app on your phone or tablet. You can create and customize your own motion zones, so, for example, your back door is more paid attention to. If the camera detects motion, it will instantly alert you.  It also comes with a bright floodlight that will pop on whenever motion is detected.

If you choose to opt for the Ring subscription service, you can store video feeds for up to 60 days, including sharing photos and videos.

  • Current price: $569
  • Original price: $635

You don't need to worry about a power source with this camera — it's fully powered by solar technology. The Stick Up Cam Solar can work on just a few hours of sunlight every day, and on rainy days, it has an included battery pack for backup power. Features include live camera view, color night vision, advanced motion detection with customizable motion zones, and two-way audio with noise cancellation. It doesn't come with a floodlight, but it offers color night vision so you can see who is on your property long after dark.

The lowest price we've seen is $549.

Also: The best security cameras to keep you safe this Halloween

  • Current price: $849
  • Original price: $999

These Ring cameras have ultra-bright LED floodlights to stop any suspicious person on your property in their tracks. The lights reach 2000 lumens and can also sound a 100dB siren when you need it. A standout feature is the 3D Motion Detection, which pinpoints motion at a distance and from all angles up to 30 feet away. They also have a dedicated Bird's Eye View so that you can get an aerial look at your home. 

The lowest price we've seen is $799.

  • Current price: $459
  • Original price: $509

With this starter bundle, you'll get a Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2 and a Floodlight Cam Wired Pro. The two devices can work together to build a cohesive security system throughout your home. The Video Doorbell has features like built-in Alexa greetings that can answer the door for you and matching 3D Motion Detection with the Floodlight Cam Wired Pro, making it a great choice this spooky Halloween season.

  • Current price: $339
  • Original price: $424

If you're looking to start home security in your home and don't have any devices yet, this bundle gets you all the basics for a pretty reasonable price. You'll get a video doorbell (2nd generation), an Echo Show, base station, keypad, and sensors for a comprehensive security system. 

All of these devices connect to provide you with the ultimate home protection. 

  • Current price: $359
  • Original price: $399

This bundle gets you the Ring Video Doorbell 3 and the Spotlight Cam (battery). The Spotlight Cam illuminates and sends announcements to connected Echo devices in your home when visitors ring your doorbell or motion is detected and lets you see, hear and speak to visitors with those devices.

The Ring camera you choose depends on what exactly you need it for. If you're looking for a stealth outdoor camera, the Stick Up Cam is a great option that gives you two-way audio, motion alerts, and video. If you'd rather have a camera that also acts as a light for nighttime, the Floodlight Cam Wired Pro is a great option that shines a light on your property where you need it. And, if you're primarily interested in catching porch thieves, a Ring Video Doorbell is the best option to deter criminals. 

Amazon says that Ring cameras with batteries should last between six to 12 months with regular use — however, you should keep in mind that batteries do degrade over time and charging capacity may also be reduced. 

The wired camera options and the solar-powered cameras will last much longer since you won't need to replace batteries. The only concern you should have is extreme weather conditions that might impact your Ring camera's lifespan.

All Ring cameras must be connected to your home's Wi-Fi network to work. You also need to have a smart device (phone or tablet), so you can view the video footage via the Ring app. Once connected, they can use their built-in cameras to detect motion or provide you with a live camera feed. Some also utilize motion detection technology to create a floodlight. 

You also have the option to subscribe to protection plans for monitoring services if you prefer a hands-off approach following installation. 

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