The Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2 features upgraded video from the previous version, offering 1536p, versus 1080p in the model before. While you'll have to hardwire it to your existing doorbell wiring, this video doorbell boasts 3D motion detection allowing you to customize motion zones so you can identify who's at or near your door.

Alongside this, the two-way talk allows you to hear and respond to anyone that's in range of the Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2, as well as built-in Alexa greetings when you aren't at home. You can connect all of your Ring products to the Ring app and view real-time notifications and a live view of what's happening. Although this video doorbell doesn't necessarily act as a security device, it does add a layer of protection to your home if you don't have a security camera.

The Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2 uses dual-band Wi-Fi to connect via the Ring app. As with all Ring products, you don't have to sign up for a Ring plan to enjoy many of the benefits, however, if you want to save or share any of your doorbell recordings, it might be worth considering the subscription.

The Ring Stick Up Cam is an affordable way to add security to your home. There are two versions; battery-powered and wired, both as easy to install as the other. Once installed, you can adjust the tilt manually to get the perfect angle which you can confirm via the Ring app to get a live view of what your camera sees. From the app, you can define motion zones and set schedules, so you can save on battery when it's not needed.

Once a zone has been set up, the Ring app will alert you to any motion that's detected. Videos are recorded in 1080p, allowing you to view what's been happening while you're not at home. It's a great solution for indoor and outdoor security, especially if you live in a smaller home and would prefer to use several Ring Stick Up Cams than a whole home security system.

If you do opt for a subscription to one of Ring's plans, be mindful that you'll need a high-speed internet connection to upload videos, especially if you have multiple Ring Stick Up Cams set up. The uploading process can use a fair amount of bandwidth, but you can customize what is and isn't captured via the Ring app.

The Ring A19 Smart LED Bulb is one of Ring's smart lighting solutions. Using the Ring Bridge, you'll be able to enjoy smart functionality like scheduling, grouping, and different tools like vacation mode to control your home's lighting. It's an affordable solution to replacing the bulbs in your home, especially if you're just transitioning into the smart home market.

These bulbs are rated up to 25,000 hours and use an E26 base which will fit into most standard sockets. The Ring A19 Smart LED Bulb is equivalent to 60W and produces 800 lumens. The neutral-white color is around 3,500 Kelvin which is ideal for smaller rooms and bedrooms where a bright light isn't warranted. However, you can use these smart bulbs both indoors and outdoors which is really handy.

Once installed, you can use the Ring app to set up light groups for your home, turn on motion detection, and set custom schedules. Besides the app, the Ring A19 Smart LED Bulb also integrates with Alexa allowing you to control the lighting in your home with your voice.

Whether you want to add lighting to the outdoor of your home, or you want to deter potential burglars, the Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Plus is a smart way to do it. It records 1080p HD video and offers a live view allowing you to respond quickly to notifications or alerts via the Ring app. If you notice anything untoward, this security camera boasts a 105dB security siren which seamlessly integrates with Alexa so you can hear any motion-detected alerts.

Depending on how you set up your Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Plus, you can customize motion zones so that the camera only focuses on the areas you want it to. You'll only receive alerts for these particular zones if you set them up. And, if someone is in the area of your home, you can use the camera's two-way talk functionality to hear and speak to your visitors.

If you want to save on your home's security, the Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Plus is a great choice. The main differences between this version and the Pro are that it only supports 2.4GHz Wi-Fi bands, uses advanced motion detection rather than 3D motion detection, and doesn't include a bird's eye view. Aside from this, it's an excellent security camera that floods the area with light, so you can feel safe in your home.

If you're looking for an affordable way to create a whole-home security system, the Ring Alarm 8-piece Kit is a no-brainer. The system works with Alexa and includes everything you need for a small to medium-sized home, including a base station, keypad, contact sensor, motion detector, and range extender.

The keypad is ideal for securing your home and even features emergency buttons that are easily accessible. The Ring Alarm 8-piece Kit is designed to cover up to 2,000 sq. ft. and can be controlled via the Ring app. From here you can receive notifications, set automatic opening/closing of doors, arm/disarm your security system, and view any event history.

If you're away for the weekend or for long periods of time, you can set the Ring Alarm 8-piece Kit to away mode; this will arm all of the sensors in your home and send you notifications if anything is triggered. When you're home, you can set the security to home mode, or completely disarm it when needed. It's perfect for adding an extra layer of security to your family home.

The Ring Pathlight is a fantastic way of lighting up your garden paths or outdoor areas. Each light produces 80 lumens of brightness and can be connected to the Ring Bridge so you can receive notifications if any motion is detected. You can also customize the settings further and connect it with any other Ring devices to create an entire smart home solution.

The wire-free design ensures easy installation in a matter of minutes. The Ring Pathlight is completely weather-resistant, so you don't have to worry about the rain or wind causing your lights any issues. And, as you can expect from Ring products, this light also works with Alexa, meaning you can activate your lights using just the sound of your voice.

Connecting the Ring Pathlight with other smart lights is a fantastic way of ensuring your home feels secure. If one light detects something, you can configure all of the lights around your home, including the Ring Pathlight to brighten up the outdoors. Not only does this help if you have visitors or guests arriving, but it's also a sensible way to deter potential crimes.

The Ring Bridge is an essential piece of kit if you want to receive notifications when your Ring smart lights detect movement. It also allows you to customize settings and connect other Ring devices so you can hook up your entire home's lighting from one place.

If you want to use Ring smart lighting with Alexa, the Ring Bridge is required. Yes, it's a bit of a pain that you have to pay extra to get this functionality, but once you have the Bridge connected, you'll only need one for your entire home.

The Ring Bridge requires installation indoors; it receives power through the micro-USB cable that's included which hooks up to the power supply. It enables you to connect around 50 Ring smart lighting devices, as well as motion sensors.