Are you happy with Ring doorbells that are largely limited to Amazon Alexa compatibility?
Does the Ring camera on the doorbell show a clear image with the right resolution for easy live viewing?
Does the doorbell have any problems with latency and alerts? Can it be positioned close enough to your Wi-Fi network?
Does the Ring doorbell have two-way audio, motion detection and other key features? Are you willing to pay for a Ring subscription to get features like video storage and object detection?
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You'll find security company Ring on several of my best of lists, including security cameras and DIY security kits, where its features shine. Ring has done a particularly good job of integrating its video hardware with AI smarts, like video summaries and finding lost pets with Ring Neighborhood and Search Party (a feature showing up at the Super Bowl). All that starts with a device like a Ring video doorbell.
There's a small problem, though: Ring has a lot of doorbells, which makes it difficult to find the best and most recent ones. I'm clearing it up with this list of the top Ring doorbell favorites, including the newest, most powerful models for your entryway.
What is the best Ring video doorbell?
My current top pick for the best Ring doorbell is the Ring Battery Doorbell Pro, offering bird's-eye views, custom motion zones and a solid battery life via a removable battery pack.
If you want to stick with your existing doorbell wiring and say goodbye to battery-powered doorbells, don’t worry -- Ring has you covered there, too. Whether you want to get a Ring video doorbell for your own home or as a holiday gift for a new homeowner or renter, you'll find an option below. And while you're at it, take a look at our best video doorbell list and best outdoor cam guide to check out other brands like Nest and Arlo in addition to Ring.
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