Home security devices can give us peace of mind, but they don’t always come cheaply. That’s why we’re excited to see Ring’s Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera finally go on sale. The device, which launched at the end of May, is down to $60 from $80 — a 25 percent discount. The only catch: the sale is just available on the black and white models, leaving the Blush, Charcoal and Starlight options at full price.
Ring’s Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera offers all the basics with two-way talk and motion alerts but is also the company’s first foray into a motorized base, with the device providing a 360-degree look at what’s happening inside your home. Plus, it has a tilt range of 169 degrees and displays its view in color HD video. If you’re staying in a home with one in it or have visitors, you can activate the built-in hardware kill switch and slide a shutter over the camera — this should also disable any audio.
Right now, you can also get the Ring Video Doorbell for 40 percent off, down to $60 from $100 — just shy of its record low. The doorbell lets you hear, see, and speak with anyone at your front door, with the camera displaying a 1080p HD visual on your computer or phone. It comes with a rechargeable battery and is available in Satin Nickel or Venetian Bronze.
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