Starting with a video doorbell is a smart move that instantly boosts your home’s safety. Ring’s gear is a crowd favorite for ...

Ring makes eight different video doorbells, and some perform far better than others. Consumer Reports can help you find the right Ring doorbell for your home.

Ring’s video doorbell lineup has always had a few things in common. They all stream and record video of whoever’s at your door and can be installed easily. And while the base model’s $99 ...

Ring sells a Ring Chime ($34.99) and Ring Chime Pro ($59.99). The Chime allows you to hear the alert from your Ring doorbell inside your home, the same way a traditional doorbell chime box does.

If your front door is on the edge of your router's Wi-Fi range, Ring sells a Ring Chime Pro ($49), which acts as both a Wi-Fi extender and a chime for the doorbell itself — useful if you don't ...

Again, Ring does sell a solar accessory to limit or completely remove the need to charge your doorbell. Since my door is under a porch, that wouldn't work, but it's an option.

Ring Video Doorbell Wired sells for $60, while Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2 sells for $250. Whether this difference in cost is worth it for you will depend on a couple of factors: ...

Ring’s most capable video doorbell yet is launching today and we’ve spent the last few weeks with it. Yes, the $249.99 Video Doorbell Pro 2 is packed with nearly every bell and whistle imaginable.