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Ring’s Indoor Home Security Drone Is Finally Here (We Think)

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Ring’s Indoor Home Security Drone Is Finally Here (We Think)

Ring's $250 flying indoor security camera is set to arrive in January. We got a first look at Ring Drone in action.

Ring Home Security has taken flight, and the brand’s tiny home security drone is surprisingly affordable. The $250 mini indoor drone camera was announced on Tuesday as part of the brand’s new arm, Ring Robotics. Ring Drone uses a learned map of your home to zoom around autonomously for up to 8 minutes at a time with custom routes to record places a couple of fixed cameras can’t.

The small drone weighs just 5.8 ounces and houses a pair of 2K cameras mounted on the front and bottom, respectively. The cameras use bright LED lights to enable day or night monitoring, sending a live feed or recorded video to your device. The LEDs are also meant to ward off potential intruders peering in from the outside. 

You can program the flying cam to make regular flights, sending it on target missions to check on the dog or see if the stove was left on. The Ring Drone also syncs with other Ring cameras and sensors to automatically respond when windows and doors are opened at certain hours.

” you’d be right — sort of. The brand “launched” the Ring Always Home Cam in 2020. The $250 indoor drone saw a limited invitation-only program but made it to public release. We’ve been assured this latest iteration is ready for primetime, though it’s still not available for preorder on Amazon.


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