Ring video doorbells are fast becoming one of the quickest and easiest ways to get peace of mind when it comes to home security — and are especially useful if you’re out of the house and a delivery arrives.
With just a few clicks you can speak to the person at your door and direct them to leave a package, or tell your guests you’ll be out to get them in just a few moments.
What’s more, the doorbell will monitor activities outside your home so you can check for trespassers. It really is a one-stop-shop device.
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And the best-selling second generation video doorbell, which will set you back $149, is the latest and greatest piece of tech from the company to help you see, hear and speak to visitors from anywhere, at any time.
This smart technology has also been known to capture footage of weird and wonderful wildlife that we otherwise may not have seen.
For example, a Californian homeowner snagged shots on their Ring of a local bear’s nocturnal antics with her cubs.
Impressively, the bear opens the door of a parked car, exploring the contents.
This was captured on a Ring Spotlight Cam Plus Battery which features Colour Night Vision, customisable Motion Detection, and a pair of bright, motion-activated lights.
Outside a Victorian home, a bat has been snapped flying back and forth in front of a Ring camera. Very spooky.
It’s not always wildlife popping up on Ring cameras, sometimes pets do as well. Or wild pets, when we’re thinking about Australia.
In South Australia, a kangaroo was seen casually hopping past a home, not once but twice.
The Ring footage shows the lone roo bouncing into and out of someone’s driveway – just a regular day Down Under.
With a Ring Battery Video Doorbell Plus you get a 1536p HD video and head-to-toe view, so you won’t miss any visitor (even a kangaroo) or package delivery.
Ring cameras have also been able to capture larger insects on film, like a spider that put on a show as it glided down to the ground before disappearing.
To find a Ring device that’s right for you and your home, visit the website here.