Apparently this has SD card support too for a certain amount of local storage, which has been long overdue - but it's great that this is now being offered. I'm excited to see what else Ring Edge will bring.
the price is also INCREASING to double the amount $20 a month or $200 a year. Used to be $10 a month or $100 a year. Plus you will be FORCED to buy their new hub to get access to the "extras"
@@Dinozero Actually it is increasing. Why the name calling? Does it make you feel good to insult someone? You didn't have to use the word doofus. I read the fine print and they said AFTER YOUR SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRES YOU'LL BE MOVED TO THEIR NEW $20 A MONTH PLAN.
@@scottellis5911 Mine hardly goes out either. The Ring 1st and 2nd generation have a battery unit that lasts for 8 hours if power goes out already. I have my wifi router and modem hooked up to a 600 watt battery UPS. So if power goes out I have 48 days worth of electricity to run my wifi. HOWEVER and this is the most IMPORTANT. Ring DOESN'T CARE. They are forcing us to join the wifi back up plan even if we don't have their new hub and they are going to charge us $20 a month or $200 a year. That is doubled than what it was. I think 1st generation and 2nd gen subscribers should be grandfathered in. I joined less than 2 years ago and spent over 2 grand on their equipment.
If Ring are trying to force people to use a third party WiFi router and ditch their current router, this will flop! I currently have a Google WiFi mesh network of routers in my home which is much better than eero routers.
Well, I'd say its Amazon trying to take over the world. This was coming. Amazon bought Ring, Amazon bought Eero. This was inevitable. Amazon will probably try to buy Kohler next, then you can't take a dump or wash your hands without asking Alexa first.
I wish this included a tri-band WiFi router. I have AT&T fiber. In order to get the cellular backup this must be configured as the gateway router. I have several eero pro 6 units that are hardwired. It will basically be downgrading my gateway from an eero pro 6 to an eero 6. Please make a version of this unit to include an eero pro 6.
Hey Arthur. It's important that you're able to utilize your current network along with your Ring Alarm Pro for the best experience using your Ring of Security. We'd be happy to submit this feedback to the appropriate team. In the meantime, please send us a private message on Facebook or Twitter if you have any other questions. We'll be there to help.
Hello, neighbor. Having access to the products you want is vital to your experience with our company, and we are here to help. At this time, these devices are not yet available in Canada. However, we are always expanding, and bringing new products. Please feel free to check our website for more updates on device availability. Let us know if you have any other questions.
Is there a way to upgrade without replacing the entire system if you already have the first version? If so will we get credited for upgrading and returning the original?
Hi neighbor. Knowing whether you can exchange your Ring devices for an upgrade is important to your peace of mind when protecting your home, and we would like to help. You can exchange your Ring products for an upgrade or a different device if you are within the one-year manufacturer warranty. To learn more about whether you are eligible for an exchange, please give our community support a call at 1-800-656-1918, (or if outside the US: ring.com/callus) 24/7, for more support. We look forward to hearing from you.
Hey, neighbor. Thanks for reaching out to us. Ensuring that your Ring Protect Plan covers emergency services is crucial to your overall safety and peace of mind with Ring, and we're here to help. If you subscribe to the Ring Protect Pro Plan, emergency services is covered. Please take a look at this link here: ring.com/protect-pro, for everything that Ring Protect Pro Plan covers.
Hi there, great question. Currently, we have no news to share regarding the Ring Alarm Pro's release date for the UK market. However, we recommend periodically checking our website at ring.com for future updates and announcements. Please feel free to let us know if you have any further questions.
Why would you guys force ring alarm second generation users to pay for the expensive $20 plan? What about the people that just want to cover all of their cameras? Please bring back the $10 plus plan
Hello Fox. The changes to our subscription plans will not immediately cause your service to change, or your price to increase. You will be moved to a plan called “Ring Protect Plus (1st Gen),” which is available to our existing neighbors. Your plan will not change until the first subscription renewal date on or after January 1st, 2025. Please reach out to us on Twitter or Facebook for more assistance. We're here to help.
I absolutely CANNOT get my Ring Alarm Pro to broadcast my Wifi. Not sure what I’m doing wrong, since I follow the setup directions exactly. Is my internet service just not compatible with a different router, other than what comes with the service?
Hi, Herbie. The Ring doorbell was most definitely intended to provide security and give you that peace of mind with the ability to confirm your home is secure at a moment's notice. We can help. We are able to provide support via Twitter, Facebook or Instagram. If you would like to call in, please contact our community support a call at (800) 656-1918, or ring.com/callus, if outside the US. Our community support is available 24/7 and is always happy to help.
Hey, Alex. That is a great question! Our Siren does sound the same with our new Ring Alarm Pro Base Station. Let us know if you have any other questions.
Question - If I have multiple properties that all run on the same Amazon account and incorporate all RIng cameras and security system can one alarm pro monitor all the various houses as all cameras are on the same account.
Hey there. Ring Protect Pro can only be used at a single location. You can learn more here: ring.com/support/articles/9typd/Ring-Protect-Pro-Information. Let us know if you have other questions.
Since Ring and Blink are both Amazon companies, are there any plans to allow Blink cameras to be included in a Ring system? I have a mixture of Ring and Blink devices.
@@shravdoesstuff That person asked a question so I answered that person. Just trying to give answers. When I ask a question I like to be answered by someone who knows what they are talking about.
@@robertquail1428 the subscription part isn’t a part of his question. And I think people have already seen your many comments about it. I respect you answering the question, but that wasn’t my problem.
@@shravdoesstuff If you have a problem with me commenting then I am sorry. But most people don't read every single comment and I want Ring to address my concern but they've been ignoring my many comments.
So will this allow the cameras to continue talking to the hub in the event of a power or internet outage, allowing us to view them if the power or internet goes out?
Hi there. When the internet connection goes down, or if no internet service is available, Alarm Pro switches to 24/7 Backup Internet and starts using cellular data to keep the alarm system, eero wifi network, and everything using wifi including Ring cameras connected to the internet. You can find out more about this here: support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404638571796.
Thanks for getting back to us. When you're subscribed to our Ring Protect Pro plan Alarm Pro will switch to the 24/7 Backup Internet and all connected devices will still be connected to the internet. This means that you will still be able to use your cameras. Let us know if there's anything else we can help you with.
I want to switch from SimpliSafe but you guys don’t have any glassbreak sensors. Is that coming soon, or the ability to use a 3rd party one like with the smart locks??
Stay with Simplisafe. I am sorry I left them for Ring. the $100 a year and outside cameras got me. Recently my alarm was triggered rang for several minutes and Ring didn't even call me up to confirm it was me.
@@Boricua0082 I do the same thing but it is NOT a REAL glass break sensor. If echo thinks they hear glass break they send a message to you. If Simplisafe hears the glass break they contact the cops.
Hi there, Pablo. Our top priority at Ring is to ensure that our neighbors have the best possible experience with our products, and we gather neighbor feedback to inform and prioritize our future projects. Currently, the Apple HomeKit integration is not an active project. If you would like to share your feedback about how you would utilize HomeKit with your Ring devices, feel free to send us a DM on Twitter or a PM on Facebook. We are always available to help in any way we can.
Thanks for getting back to us. Generally we're trying to make all of our devices and services available internationally. At this time we don't have any news to share regarding a possible release date for the UK, and we don't recommend purchasing the US-version, since the device is communicating with your other Ring Alarm devices via Z-Wave and the frequencies can differ between the US and UK version.
Our Ancestors have already marshalled the art of protection but just building Strong houses and doors ... still those houses exist here in Australia and those doors / windows are thick and tough....
I have seen the size of your arachnids and reptiles over there .... Ring is not going to protect me from them. Seeing the Huntsman spider from afar --- that alone would give me a fatal heart attack.
Hi Royale, great question. The Ring Alarm Pro is designed to replace your current router to provide wifi signal around your home. However, in the event you don't wish to replace your current router, we would recommend taking a look at the original Ring Alarm Base Station for your home. You can find more information on the Ring Alarm Pro regarding this here: support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404638571796. We're here if you have any further questions.
Early reviews mention an issue with it getting stuck in cellular back up mode when internet is down. Has that issue been resolved? Or do you still need to manually reset when that occurs?
How tf are they killing it?? They increased the monitoring price to $20 a month and are forcing existing users onto that price in 2025. A true shame. They lost my business.
@@GoldenReaper759 True but $20 is still a deal in the home security world. I personally don't have a problem with it. Better reliable monitoring is a bonus. In a storm with your cable out a few days to have cellular back is great even at $3 a gig. Not sure how this backup cellular data works yet but if you can run it off a generator that's great.
@@GoldenReaper759 2025 would have been GREAT I had to keep reading it. As soon as your subscription is over with or 2025 whichever comes first you'll be moved. So if you did monthly, next month would be $20. If you did yearly like myself next year would be $200. My subscription runs out in April so they'll move me to the $200. Amazon equals thieves.
@@mkgriff1492 You are going to have to buy their new hub in order to get the 3 gig of data. Have fun climbing the ladder to recode all of the ring cameras.
@@robertquail1428 lol that's is very true. It's annoying you have to do a reset if you change your internet. I have a stick up wired cam that says it has low batteries when it's wired after a heavy rain or hail storm. Have take the plug out and put back in to reset which does require a ladder. Was think of siliconing it. Don't know about the new hub but like the DVR feature to get my motion alert videos quicker. But I'll wait and see. I'm too heavily invested at this point.
Question. I have a storage garage with 3 ring cameras and have a Verizon MIFI hotspot for Internet. If I get the Ring alarm pro with the pro monitoring, I can get rid of the Verizon mifi and use the Ring as the primary Internet? The Internet is used for nothing other than the 3 ring cameras
@@MrGrizfromDidsbury I get excited about their new products but get unexcited when they don't get released here. Their smart lightening has been out for nearly 2 years and it hasn't arrived here at all. Really terrible. I have a very good wired alarm so I don't want to replace the sensors. The retrofit is ideal if it ever makes it over this way 👎
Great question, neighbor. While Ring doorbells and cameras need a wireless internet connection to operate, if no internet service is available, the Alarm Pro switches to 24/7 Backup Internet* and starts using cellular data to keep the alarm system, eero wifi network, and everything using wifi including Ring cameras connected to the internet to protect your home. We're here to help with any other questions.
Hello Elliot. It's important for Ring to work the way you want, to help you keep an eye on your home and provide you with alerts for activity. Cellular backup is a feature for Ring Alarm, not a feature of Ring Protect Plus. The changes to our subscription plans will not immediately cause your service to change, or your price to increase. You will be moved to a plan called “Ring Protect Plus (1st Gen),” which is available to our existing neighbors. Your plan will not change until the first subscription renewal date on or after January 1st, 2025. Please reach out to us via Facebook or Twitter for any further questions. We're here to help.
Hello I have a question if I buy the ring alarm pro base station and I don’t want to buy the subscription will it still protect me from digital threats and expand the internet to consoles and ring doorbell?
Hey, Stacey. That is a great question! If you want to use the included Eero 6 wifi router without the Ring Protect Plan, you do still have that option. But no other features will be available to you. Please take a look at the features here: ring.com/protect-plans.
Great question, Alex. The Ring Alarm Pro gives you the trusted security and customizable features of Ring Alarm plus an eero Wi-Fi 6 router built in for network security and fast, reliable internet, whereas the Ring Alarm 5-Piece Security Kit does not have these new features. You can learn more here: support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404638571796. Let us know if you have any other quesitons.
So I have a 1Gb internet connection. The fastest speed I've gotten on a wireless connection (that I've done a speed test for) was around 620Mb up/670Mb down. Will the Ring Alarm Pro slow that down? (asking because on the eero website, it says the eero 6 only goes up to 500Mb for a wireless connection)
Hi Herbie. We're happy to answer any questions you may have. The Ring Alarm Pro is capable of supporting speeds up to 900Mpbs. You can find more information here: ring.com/products/security-system-alarm-pro-8. We're here to help if you have other questions.
To only way to get a 1gb is buy a really good high end single router. You won't get that speed on any mesh setup. You can get a stable 500-700mb regardless of location with a very good mess setup. Mesh networks are designed for stability, range and very good speeds. Regardless they should have included the eero6 pro instead of the substandard eero6. Not that impressive.
Hello Edward. It's important that your Ring works correctly, because it's vital to help provide you with a sense of security. Please reach out to us via Twitter or Facebook, we would like to take a closer look at what's going on. We look forward to hearing from you.
You'll need to buy their new Ring pro hub to get all the extra features. That is $250. It's still on preorder. Then you have to pay $20 a month or $200 a year.
Hi George, great question. Currently, we have no news to share regarding the Ring Alarm Pro's release date for the UK market. However, we recommend periodically checking our Twitter page and website at ring.com for future updates and announcements. We're here to help if you have any additional questions.
Hi neighbor, great question. Ring offers 2 options for Ring Protect Plan subscriptions: the Ring Protect Basic Plan priced at $3 per month per device, or $30 per year per device, or the Ring Protect Plus Plan, priced at $10 per month or $100 per year. You can find more information on our Ring Protect Plans and their pricing information here: support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001671383-General-information-on-Ring-Protect-plans. Please let us know if you have any further questions. We're here to help.
Hey there. We don't currently have a timeframe to provide regarding when this will be available in Europe. We recommend keeping an eye on ring.com for any future announcements.
@@ring of course you do not have a time frame, you have been saying for the same things for two years , you just cut and paste the words. The world has been waiting for the ring alarm, I don’t think the executive is gonna release it. Unfortunately your ring alarm, it’s only available in North America, and is a small market.
Hello Robert. It's important for Ring to work the way you want, to help you keep an eye on your home and provide you with alerts for activity. Looking forward to working with you. The changes to our subscription plans will not immediately cause your service to change, or your price to increase. You will be moved to a plan called “Ring Protect Plus (1st Gen),” which is available to our existing neighbors. Your plan will not change until the first subscription renewal date on or after January 1st, 2025. Please reach out to us via Facebook or Twitter for any other questions.
@@ring I don't have facebook or twitter. Maybe a phone number. And that is exactly what I said. The plans will change as soon as our subscription ends so my plan will change on April to the $200 plan and you don't even have the hubs for us. You increase prices and don't even have the hubs for us to get our included new services for that double the price $200.
Thanks for your response. Rest assured you current services with the Ring Protect Plus Plan will not change, increase in price, or have interruption until January 2025 or the subscription renewal date after 2025. Keep in mind the new features in the Ring Protect Pro Plan such as 24/7 Backup Internet and Digital Security by eero Secure, will not be available without a Ring Alarm Pro Base Station. While we do not provide this with the subscription, you are welcome to purchase the new Ring Alarm Pro Base Station here: ring.com/products/alarm-pro-base-station. Please send us a private message on Instagram if you have any other questions. We'll be there to help further.
Hi there. All generations of eero products will work as wifi extenders for your Ring Alarm Pro, but we recommend eero 6 Mesh Wifi Extenders, which are compatible with Ring Power Packs.
@@ring so I buy the ring security pro I connect the system and then the eero pro 6 that I have, I would put it in another location on my house as a extended right and what happens to the functionality of the zegbee hub of my eero 6pro would it still work.
Hi Cody, great question. The Eero wifi 6 router built into the Ring Alarm Pro can support network speeds up to 900mbps. You can find more information on the Ring Alarm Pro and its features here: support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404638571796. Please feel free to let us know if you have any further questions. We're here to help.
@@ring Excellent. Thank you for the response. Can I use an Eero 6 router as an extender or does it have to be a satellite? I know that the documentation states to use an Eero extender but what if I want to wire devices directly into the aforementioned device?
Thanks for following up with us. While it's possible to link the Ring Alarm Pro with an Eero router, we recommend pairing it with Eero wifi extenders in order to expand the wifi range emitted from the Ring Alarm Pro Base Station. Additionally, the Ring Alarm Pro features 2 ethernet ports to provide a hard line connection. Please let us know if you have any further questions regarding this.
That is correct. The Eero 6 Extender is capable of supporting network speeds up to 500mbps. Additionally, as each home environment is different, you may need to experiment with the placement of your wifi extenders for the strongest connection. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
Hey Tyleen. We want to ensure that your Ring Alarm is working properly. Please send us a DM on Twitter or a PM on Facebook with more information about what you are experiencing. We look forward to supporting you from there.
Hello Neighbor. We’re sorry to hear that you are having trouble connecting to your Ring account. Our team is investigating and working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. You can check the status of Ring here: status.ring.com. We're here for any other questions.
I am interested in buying one after watching alot of MrBallen videos.
Thanks for your interested in Ring, Freedman. Feel free to let us know if you have any questions. We're here to help.
LOL! I agree.
😂😂😂😂😂😂🥺🥺🥺
Hahahahaha
Apparently this has SD card support too for a certain amount of local storage, which has been long overdue - but it's great that this is now being offered. I'm excited to see what else Ring Edge will bring.
sd cards are not good for video storage, they can't keep up with the writing to them
@@neosmith80 Tell that to the hundreds of thousands of CZcamsrs that use SD cards in their camera every day to vlog.
Ring Edge, what’s that?
@@EdisonWong2004 SD card still not a good idea, compare to 24/7 recording.
the price is also INCREASING to double the amount $20 a month or $200 a year. Used to be $10 a month or $100 a year. Plus you will be FORCED to buy their new hub to get access to the "extras"
It’s not increasing if you don’t want any of the new features….. doofus
@@Dinozero Actually it is increasing. Why the name calling? Does it make you feel good to insult someone? You didn't have to use the word doofus. I read the fine print and they said AFTER YOUR SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRES YOU'LL BE MOVED TO THEIR NEW $20 A MONTH PLAN.
@@robertquail1428 I apologize for calling you a doofus, Robert.
I'm happy just to have my alarm as back up hardly WiFi goes out
@@scottellis5911 Mine hardly goes out either. The Ring 1st and 2nd generation have a battery unit that lasts for 8 hours if power goes out already. I have my wifi router and modem hooked up to a 600 watt battery UPS. So if power goes out I have 48 days worth of electricity to run my wifi. HOWEVER and this is the most IMPORTANT. Ring DOESN'T CARE. They are forcing us to join the wifi back up plan even if we don't have their new hub and they are going to charge us $20 a month or $200 a year. That is doubled than what it was. I think 1st generation and 2nd gen subscribers should be grandfathered in. I joined less than 2 years ago and spent over 2 grand on their equipment.
If Ring are trying to force people to use a third party WiFi router and ditch their current router, this will flop! I currently have a Google WiFi mesh network of routers in my home which is much better than eero routers.
Well, I'd say its Amazon trying to take over the world. This was coming. Amazon bought Ring, Amazon bought Eero. This was inevitable. Amazon will probably try to buy Kohler next, then you can't take a dump or wash your hands without asking Alexa first.
Not only replace for the much worse eero hub but pay an additional $250 for that mess and an extra $100 a year ($200 total)
I wish this included a tri-band WiFi router. I have AT&T fiber. In order to get the cellular backup this must be configured as the gateway router. I have several eero pro 6 units that are hardwired. It will basically be downgrading my gateway from an eero pro 6 to an eero 6. Please make a version of this unit to include an eero pro 6.
Hey Arthur. It's important that you're able to utilize your current network along with your Ring Alarm Pro for the best experience using your Ring of Security. We'd be happy to submit this feedback to the appropriate team. In the meantime, please send us a private message on Facebook or Twitter if you have any other questions. We'll be there to help.
So you'll have to pay $250 for the new Ring Hub and $200 a year to downgrade your system.
@@robertquail1428 yup. The fact that ring didn’t respond to this shows a lot doesn’t it
ODD NONE OF RINGS CAMERAS ARE WIFI 6 PLUS ARE THEY GONNA HAVE A MESS SYSTEM FOR LARGER HOMES
My guess is they'll be releasing new cameras to buy to work with the ring pro.
And still no 24/7 recording of videos if something bad happens...
When is this Ring Alarm Pro coming to Canada?
Also the Ring solar Pathlights, still only available for USA? Nothing for Canada still?
Hello, neighbor. Having access to the products you want is vital to your experience with our company, and we are here to help. At this time, these devices are not yet available in Canada. However, we are always expanding, and bringing new products. Please feel free to check our website for more updates on device availability. Let us know if you have any other questions.
Is there a way to upgrade without replacing the entire system if you already have the first version? If so will we get credited for upgrading and returning the original?
You just need to replace the base station. The other devices are backward compatible.
Hi neighbor. Knowing whether you can exchange your Ring devices for an upgrade is important to your peace of mind when protecting your home, and we would like to help. You can exchange your Ring products for an upgrade or a different device if you are within the one-year manufacturer warranty. To learn more about whether you are eligible for an exchange, please give our community support a call at 1-800-656-1918, (or if outside the US: ring.com/callus) 24/7, for more support. We look forward to hearing from you.
the price is also INCREASING to double the amount $20 a month or $200 a year. Used to be $10 a month or $100 a year.
@@BukuiZhao The new hub is on pre order and it's $250 just for the hub.
@@robertquail1428 249$*
I just have the ring alarm , not the pro , beside the WiFi boost if I subscribe to ring pro do can I still have emergency services Come ?
Hey, neighbor. Thanks for reaching out to us. Ensuring that your Ring Protect Plan covers emergency services is crucial to your overall safety and peace of mind with Ring, and we're here to help. If you subscribe to the Ring Protect Pro Plan, emergency services is covered. Please take a look at this link here: ring.com/protect-pro, for everything that Ring Protect Pro Plan covers.
Is the Ring Alarm Pro available for order?
Your ring door camera is too wide, you have to build one as small as a ring bell. Waiting for a smaller one before buying one.
Haha, what a cool looking alarm. I bet it is 100% secure and would never leak my info or livestream house. Never EVER.
But I guess the ring project that you guys made is pretty good I just watch this
Is this coming to the EU and, if that is the case, will I be able to upgrade at a discount if I buy the Ring Alarm today?
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Hi there, great question. Currently, we have no news to share regarding the Ring Alarm Pro's release date for the UK market. However, we recommend periodically checking our website at ring.com for future updates and announcements. Please feel free to let us know if you have any further questions.
Why would you guys force ring alarm second generation users to pay for the expensive $20 plan? What about the people that just want to cover all of their cameras? Please bring back the $10 plus plan
Hello Fox. The changes to our subscription plans will not immediately cause your service to change, or your price to increase. You will be moved to a plan called “Ring Protect Plus (1st Gen),” which is available to our existing neighbors. Your plan will not change until the first subscription renewal date on or after January 1st, 2025. Please reach out to us on Twitter or Facebook for more assistance. We're here to help.
@@ring We are not asking what is the result of this, we are asking why. Please explain.
@@BukuiZhao For that you'll have to PM them. They aren't very transparent.
I love ring security cameras set up no matter what And ring alarm
I absolutely CANNOT get my Ring Alarm Pro to broadcast my Wifi.
Not sure what I’m doing wrong, since I follow the setup directions exactly.
Is my internet service just not compatible with a different router, other than what comes with the service?
Hi, Herbie. The Ring doorbell was most definitely intended to provide security and give you that peace of mind with the ability to confirm your home is secure at a moment's notice. We can help. We are able to provide support via Twitter, Facebook or Instagram. If you would like to call in, please contact our community support a call at (800) 656-1918, or ring.com/callus, if outside the US. Our community support is available 24/7 and is always happy to help.
I love this alarm
So this hub and 2/3 cameras rounds up to $1,000 plus $200 a year ? 😬
Nope, $200 a year
@@zondervon thanks for correction meant to put 200 what a rip off.
@@MrZACATECANO100 200 is expensive? Netflix costs more
Is a 3rd gen keypad coming? My 15 year old thermostat looks better than this lazy attempt.
Does the siren sound the same as the 2nd gen base station?
Hey, Alex. That is a great question! Our Siren does sound the same with our new Ring Alarm Pro Base Station. Let us know if you have any other questions.
@@ring ok thank you I recently bought the ring alarm 8 piece and I was wondering but thank you!
@@ring why does it sound different in the video?
@@ring Why does it sound different In the video?
Question - If I have multiple properties that all run on the same Amazon account and incorporate all RIng cameras and security system can one alarm pro monitor all the various houses as all cameras are on the same account.
Hey there. Ring Protect Pro can only be used at a single location. You can learn more here: ring.com/support/articles/9typd/Ring-Protect-Pro-Information. Let us know if you have other questions.
Since Ring and Blink are both Amazon companies, are there any plans to allow Blink cameras to be included in a Ring system? I have a mixture of Ring and Blink devices.
You would think but no they act like two different companies. By the way this hub is going to be $250 just for the hub and $200 a year to use it.
@@shravdoesstuff And you don't have to reply to me either.
@@shravdoesstuff That person asked a question so I answered that person. Just trying to give answers. When I ask a question I like to be answered by someone who knows what they are talking about.
@@robertquail1428 the subscription part isn’t a part of his question. And I think people have already seen your many comments about it. I respect you answering the question, but that wasn’t my problem.
@@shravdoesstuff If you have a problem with me commenting then I am sorry. But most people don't read every single comment and I want Ring to address my concern but they've been ignoring my many comments.
So will this allow the cameras to continue talking to the hub in the event of a power or internet outage, allowing us to view them if the power or internet goes out?
Hi there. When the internet connection goes down, or if no internet service is available, Alarm Pro switches to 24/7 Backup Internet and starts using cellular data to keep the alarm system, eero wifi network, and everything using wifi including Ring cameras connected to the internet. You can find out more about this here: support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404638571796.
@@ring
So does that mean you can still view the cameras if internet or power goes out?
Thanks for getting back to us. When you're subscribed to our Ring Protect Pro plan Alarm Pro will switch to the 24/7 Backup Internet and all connected devices will still be connected to the internet. This means that you will still be able to use your cameras. Let us know if there's anything else we can help you with.
@@ring
Thank you
You're more than welcome. Don't hesitate to contact us again.
I want to switch from SimpliSafe but you guys don’t have any glassbreak sensors. Is that coming soon, or the ability to use a 3rd party one like with the smart locks??
Stay with Simplisafe. I am sorry I left them for Ring. the $100 a year and outside cameras got me. Recently my alarm was triggered rang for several minutes and Ring didn't even call me up to confirm it was me.
@@robertquail1428 really? Even with paying for monitoring they never called at all?? That’s nuts!
People who have Amazon echos use them as glass break sensors, that’s what I do with mine
@@Boricua0082 I do the same thing but it is NOT a REAL glass break sensor. If echo thinks they hear glass break they send a message to you. If Simplisafe hears the glass break they contact the cops.
Yikes. My echo picks up glass break from the tv all the time. I'd hate to have the cops called everytime that happened.
Do this work with Apple HomePod?
Hi there, Pablo. Our top priority at Ring is to ensure that our neighbors have the best possible experience with our products, and we gather neighbor feedback to inform and prioritize our future projects. Currently, the Apple HomeKit integration is not an active project. If you would like to share your feedback about how you would utilize HomeKit with your Ring devices, feel free to send us a DM on Twitter or a PM on Facebook. We are always available to help in any way we can.
Anyone else notice they make the same exact video for every product? Feels a little stale.
Does this replace your base station or do you need the base station for this item to work
Hi there. The Ring Alarm Pro replaces the current Base Station. You can find out more about this here: ring.com/products/alarm-pro-base-station.
@@ring will this come to the UK I really want one can I go onto the US ring site and order one to the UK
Thanks for getting back to us. Generally we're trying to make all of our devices and services available internationally. At this time we don't have any news to share regarding a possible release date for the UK, and we don't recommend purchasing the US-version, since the device is communicating with your other Ring Alarm devices via Z-Wave and the frequencies can differ between the US and UK version.
@@ring OK thanks USA always get the items stuff first
Our Ancestors have already marshalled the art of protection but just building Strong houses and doors ... still those houses exist here in Australia and those doors / windows are thick and tough....
I have seen the size of your arachnids and reptiles over there .... Ring is not going to protect me from them. Seeing the Huntsman spider from afar --- that alone would give me a fatal heart attack.
If I was a thief, I would just shout “Alexa, disarm Ring Alarm” and “Alexa, unlock Front Door”
Voice recognisation of alexa: lol no
Will ring alarm pro still work if you connect it to a router?
Hi Royale, great question. The Ring Alarm Pro is designed to replace your current router to provide wifi signal around your home. However, in the event you don't wish to replace your current router, we would recommend taking a look at the original Ring Alarm Base Station for your home. You can find more information on the Ring Alarm Pro regarding this here: support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404638571796. We're here if you have any further questions.
Early reviews mention an issue with it getting stuck in cellular back up mode when internet is down. Has that issue been resolved? Or do you still need to manually reset when that occurs?
WOW RING AND AMAZON REALLY KILLING IT, IM GLAD I HAVE THEM AND IN THE END WAS THE BETTER OPTION
How tf are they killing it?? They increased the monitoring price to $20 a month and are forcing existing users onto that price in 2025. A true shame. They lost my business.
@@GoldenReaper759 True but $20 is still a deal in the home security world. I personally don't have a problem with it. Better reliable monitoring is a bonus. In a storm with your cable out a few days to have cellular back is great even at $3 a gig. Not sure how this backup cellular data works yet but if you can run it off a generator that's great.
@@GoldenReaper759 2025 would have been GREAT I had to keep reading it. As soon as your subscription is over with or 2025 whichever comes first you'll be moved. So if you did monthly, next month would be $20. If you did yearly like myself next year would be $200. My subscription runs out in April so they'll move me to the $200. Amazon equals thieves.
@@mkgriff1492 You are going to have to buy their new hub in order to get the 3 gig of data. Have fun climbing the ladder to recode all of the ring cameras.
@@robertquail1428 lol that's is very true. It's annoying you have to do a reset if you change your internet. I have a stick up wired cam that says it has low batteries when it's wired after a heavy rain or hail storm. Have take the plug out and put back in to reset which does require a ladder. Was think of siliconing it. Don't know about the new hub but like the DVR feature to get my motion alert videos quicker. But I'll wait and see. I'm too heavily invested at this point.
Internet?
Question. I have a storage garage with 3 ring cameras and have a Verizon MIFI hotspot for Internet. If I get the Ring alarm pro with the pro monitoring, I can get rid of the Verizon mifi and use the Ring as the primary Internet? The Internet is used for nothing other than the 3 ring cameras
Is it a eero extender or full wifi router
Still waiting on the retrofit alarm to be released in Ireland 👎
Same here in the UK / Europe they need to have parity with all the US alarm products.
@@MrGrizfromDidsbury I get excited about their new products but get unexcited when they don't get released here. Their smart lightening has been out for nearly 2 years and it hasn't arrived here at all. Really terrible. I have a very good wired alarm so I don't want to replace the sensors. The retrofit is ideal if it ever makes it over this way 👎
Hello, if you get the ring protect pro plan will you get the ring alarm pro base station for free?
Does the Ring system, including cameras, work in a home without Internet connectivity?
Great question, neighbor. While Ring doorbells and cameras need a wireless internet connection to operate, if no internet service is available, the Alarm Pro switches to 24/7 Backup Internet* and starts using cellular data to keep the alarm system, eero wifi network, and everything using wifi including Ring cameras connected to the internet to protect your home. We're here to help with any other questions.
What happens when Amazon gets mad at you and locks out all of you affiliated accounts?
I’m I going to be grandfathered on my ring protect plus plan and keep my cellular backup?
Hello Elliot. It's important for Ring to work the way you want, to help you keep an eye on your home and provide you with alerts for activity. Cellular backup is a feature for Ring Alarm, not a feature of Ring Protect Plus. The changes to our subscription plans will not immediately cause your service to change, or your price to increase. You will be moved to a plan called “Ring Protect Plus (1st Gen),” which is available to our existing neighbors. Your plan will not change until the first subscription renewal date on or after January 1st, 2025. Please reach out to us via Facebook or Twitter for any further questions. We're here to help.
Nope. Just until your next renewal date.
I locked the door
Hello I have a question if I buy the ring alarm pro base station and I don’t want to buy the subscription will it still protect me from digital threats and expand the internet to consoles and ring doorbell?
Hey, Stacey. That is a great question! If you want to use the included Eero 6 wifi router without the Ring Protect Plan, you do still have that option. But no other features will be available to you. Please take a look at the features here: ring.com/protect-plans.
What’s the difference between the one that comes with the ring 5 piece
Great question, Alex. The Ring Alarm Pro gives you the trusted security and customizable features of Ring Alarm plus an eero Wi-Fi 6 router built in for network security and fast, reliable internet, whereas the Ring Alarm 5-Piece Security Kit does not have these new features. You can learn more here: support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404638571796. Let us know if you have any other quesitons.
@@ring one question does the siren sound the same as the normal one?
Question can the burglar disarm the ring alarm with Alexa
So I have a 1Gb internet connection. The fastest speed I've gotten on a wireless connection (that I've done a speed test for) was around 620Mb up/670Mb down.
Will the Ring Alarm Pro slow that down? (asking because on the eero website, it says the eero 6 only goes up to 500Mb for a wireless connection)
Hi Herbie. We're happy to answer any questions you may have. The Ring Alarm Pro is capable of supporting speeds up to 900Mpbs. You can find more information here: ring.com/products/security-system-alarm-pro-8. We're here to help if you have other questions.
To only way to get a 1gb is buy a really good high end single router. You won't get that speed on any mesh setup. You can get a stable 500-700mb regardless of location with a very good mess setup. Mesh networks are designed for stability, range and very good speeds. Regardless they should have included the eero6 pro instead of the substandard eero6. Not that impressive.
😭😭😭 homie blew the dust off his router 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Sell the product first and then fix it. Microsoft 101
Hello Edward. It's important that your Ring works correctly, because it's vital to help provide you with a sense of security. Please reach out to us via Twitter or Facebook, we would like to take a closer look at what's going on. We look forward to hearing from you.
To much in one box, if the base station goes bad then you lose it all! Alarm, wifi and surveillance
Remind me again why we have police and Jurisdiction system again if we are expected to spend thousands of $$$ on alarms and alexas
Love ring wifi and security 👮🏼♂️
You'll need to buy their new Ring pro hub to get all the extra features. That is $250. It's still on preorder. Then you have to pay $20 a month or $200 a year.
Will this be coming to UK?
Hi George, great question. Currently, we have no news to share regarding the Ring Alarm Pro's release date for the UK market. However, we recommend periodically checking our Twitter page and website at ring.com for future updates and announcements. We're here to help if you have any additional questions.
Let me answer that for you, never lol
while i wait in release in indoneisa
How much is the subscription?
Hi neighbor, great question. Ring offers 2 options for Ring Protect Plan subscriptions: the Ring Protect Basic Plan priced at $3 per month per device, or $30 per year per device, or the Ring Protect Plus Plan, priced at $10 per month or $100 per year. You can find more information on our Ring Protect Plans and their pricing information here: support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001671383-General-information-on-Ring-Protect-plans. Please let us know if you have any further questions. We're here to help.
the price is also INCREASING to double the amount $20 a month or $200 a year. Used to be $10 a month or $100 a year.
When will it Start in Europe? Or specific in austria?
Hey there. We don't currently have a timeframe to provide regarding when this will be available in Europe. We recommend keeping an eye on ring.com for any future announcements.
@@ring Will it Come to Europe? Or ist it like professionell Monitoring, in other countrys it will never be available.
We don't currently have any further news to share regarding a release in Europe. Please keep an eye on ring.com and our social media for any updates.
@@ring of course you do not have a time frame, you have been saying for the same things for two years , you just cut and paste the words. The world has been waiting for the ring alarm, I don’t think the executive is gonna release it. Unfortunately your ring alarm, it’s only available in North America, and is a small market.
@@ring is like Apple, releasing the iPhone to the world, but the MacBook and iPad is only available in North America. How silly that sounds.
Mine had an error today😂
No thanks, This only available in North America. Not available to the world. Bad decision by the CEO of ring.
Ring alarm old vs Ring alarm new pro
I LOVE IT!
I love it when a plan adds double the cost too. Wait a minute.... No I don't. $200 a year or $20 a month.
Hello Robert. It's important for Ring to work the way you want, to help you keep an eye on your home and provide you with alerts for activity. Looking forward to working with you. The changes to our subscription plans will not immediately cause your service to change, or your price to increase. You will be moved to a plan called “Ring Protect Plus (1st Gen),” which is available to our existing neighbors. Your plan will not change until the first subscription renewal date on or after January 1st, 2025. Please reach out to us via Facebook or Twitter for any other questions.
@@ring I don't have facebook or twitter. Maybe a phone number. And that is exactly what I said. The plans will change as soon as our subscription ends so my plan will change on April to the $200 plan and you don't even have the hubs for us. You increase prices and don't even have the hubs for us to get our included new services for that double the price $200.
Thanks for your response. Rest assured you current services with the Ring Protect Plus Plan will not change, increase in price, or have interruption until January 2025 or the subscription renewal date after 2025. Keep in mind the new features in the Ring Protect Pro Plan such as 24/7 Backup Internet and Digital Security by eero Secure, will not be available without a Ring Alarm Pro Base Station. While we do not provide this with the subscription, you are welcome to purchase the new Ring Alarm Pro Base Station here: ring.com/products/alarm-pro-base-station. Please send us a private message on Instagram if you have any other questions. We'll be there to help further.
@@robertquail1428 Oh $20/month how will you ever be able to afford it?!!
Why am I here so early I love ring btw
Ring
ILove you
So what happen if you already have a eero 6 pro zigbee router, how would this works.
Hi there. All generations of eero products will work as wifi extenders for your Ring Alarm Pro, but we recommend eero 6 Mesh Wifi Extenders, which are compatible with Ring Power Packs.
@@ring so I buy the ring security pro I connect the system and then the eero pro 6 that I have, I would put it in another location on my house as a extended right and what happens to the functionality of the zegbee hub of my eero 6pro would it still work.
Thanks for getting back to us. Your previous eero Pro 6 should retain all its normal functionality.
What speeds does this router support??
Hi Cody, great question. The Eero wifi 6 router built into the Ring Alarm Pro can support network speeds up to 900mbps. You can find more information on the Ring Alarm Pro and its features here: support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404638571796. Please feel free to let us know if you have any further questions. We're here to help.
@@ring Excellent. Thank you for the response. Can I use an Eero 6 router as an extender or does it have to be a satellite? I know that the documentation states to use an Eero extender but what if I want to wire devices directly into the aforementioned device?
Thanks for following up with us. While it's possible to link the Ring Alarm Pro with an Eero router, we recommend pairing it with Eero wifi extenders in order to expand the wifi range emitted from the Ring Alarm Pro Base Station. Additionally, the Ring Alarm Pro features 2 ethernet ports to provide a hard line connection. Please let us know if you have any further questions regarding this.
@@ring But the extenders only support 500mbps correct?
That is correct. The Eero 6 Extender is capable of supporting network speeds up to 500mbps. Additionally, as each home environment is different, you may need to experiment with the placement of your wifi extenders for the strongest connection. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
Wow ring you’ve got a lot going on lol
Play get into it
It's going to be $200 a year for the Ring pro and $250 just for the Ring Pro hub.
Ok ok ok ok ok hmhmhmhm yes yes ok
Ring why is your Ring Alarm So annoying
Hey Tyleen. We want to ensure that your Ring Alarm is working properly. Please send us a DM on Twitter or a PM on Facebook with more information about what you are experiencing. We look forward to supporting you from there.
Overpriced.
That's for sure $250 for the hub if you already have the Ring. More if you don't because you'll need sensors than $200 a year. Crooked Amazon.
Amazon cloud goes down you Ring System is useless. Stay away from this crap.
Hello Neighbor. We’re sorry to hear that you are having trouble connecting to your Ring account. Our team is investigating and working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. You can check the status of Ring here: status.ring.com. We're here for any other questions.
Is the Ring Alarm Pro available for order?