Ring is expanding its home security camera lineup with five new models, including four cameras featuring its Retinal Vision 4K technology and a Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam 2K designed to follow movement around a room. The new lineup gives homeowners more choices for monitoring their properties, with different power options, built-in lighting, higher-resolution video, and motorized camera movement.

Announced on October 7, 2026, the new cameras include the Outdoor Cam 4K Plus, Spotlight Cam 4K Plus, Floodlight Cam 4K Plus, Indoor Cam 4K, and Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam 2K. Prices start at $69.99 for the pan-tilt model, while the new outdoor cameras reach $219.99.

According to Amazon, the expanded lineup is designed to accommodate different home security needs, from monitoring a front porch or driveway to keeping an eye on pets and other activity inside the house.

Ring introduces four new 4K security cameras

The four new 4K models bring Ring’s Retinal Vision technology to a wider range of indoor and outdoor setups. Ring highlights wide-angle views and true-color performance in low-light conditions across the new lineup.

The cameras differ primarily in their installation options, lighting capabilities, and intended locations.

Ring Outdoor Cam 4K Plus

The Outdoor Cam 4K Plus is designed for flexible outdoor installation. It supports five power options: battery, plug-in, hardwired, solar, and Power over Ethernet (PoE), depending on the configuration.

That flexibility gives homeowners more freedom to position the camera where it can provide a useful view, rather than choosing an installation location based primarily on access to a power outlet.

The Outdoor Cam 4K Plus is priced at $149.99 and is available for preorder in the US. Amazon has also announced preorder availability in several international markets, including Canada, the UK, and Japan.

Ring Spotlight Cam 4K Plus

The Spotlight Cam 4K Plus combines 4K video with a built-in 550-lumen spotlight. The light can help illuminate monitored areas, while the camera provides a clearer view of activity around entrances, pathways, and other outdoor spaces.

It supports battery, plug-in, and solar configurations, giving buyers several installation choices.

The Spotlight Cam 4K Plus costs $199.99 and is available for preorder in the US and select international markets.

Ring Floodlight Cam 4K Plus

For larger outdoor areas, the Floodlight Cam 4K Plus combines Retinal Vision 4K video with integrated floodlights. It also supports 24/7 recording and smart detection, according to Ring.

Continuous recording can provide more context than motion-triggered clips alone, although buyers should check Ring’s subscription requirements for recording history and other advanced features before purchasing.

The Floodlight Cam 4K Plus is priced at $219.99 and is available for preorder in the US and select international markets.

Ring Indoor Cam 4K

The Indoor Cam 4K brings Ring’s Retinal Vision 4K technology to its indoor camera lineup. It features a 115-degree field of view, dual-band Wi-Fi 6, and a physical privacy shutter that covers the lens when the camera is not needed.

The shutter offers a visible way to block the camera’s view, which is particularly useful for a device installed in a bedroom, living room, or home office.

The Indoor Cam 4K is priced at $99.99 and is available to purchase in the US and several other markets. Ring’s product information also lists a Power over Ethernet configuration, providing an alternative to conventional plug-in installation.

Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam 2K follows movement around a room

The fifth camera takes a different approach to home monitoring. Rather than prioritizing 4K resolution, the Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam 2K uses a motorized design to follow movement and keep subjects in view.

It offers 360-degree pan coverage and 175-degree tilt, allowing the camera to look around a room instead of remaining fixed in one direction. Computer vision-based motion detection helps it follow activity, making the camera suitable for spaces where people or pets frequently move out of a fixed camera’s field of view.

The camera records in 2K resolution and includes a physical privacy shutter. Closing the shutter disables both the camera and microphone, according to Ring.

Priced at $69.99, the Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam 2K is the least expensive of the five new models. It is available to purchase in the US, Canada, the UK, and select European markets, as well as Australia and New Zealand.

For households deciding between Ring’s two new indoor cameras, the choice comes down to the type of coverage they need. The Indoor Cam 4K prioritizes image detail, while the Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam 2K can rotate to follow activity across a wider area. Higher resolution does not, by itself, solve the problem of a moving subject leaving a fixed camera’s frame.

Ring’s new security cameras: price and availability

The five new cameras have different launch schedules. The Outdoor Cam 4K Plus, Spotlight Cam 4K Plus, and Floodlight Cam 4K Plus are available for preorder in the US, while the Indoor Cam 4K and Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam 2K are available to purchase.

Here is how the US pricing breaks down:

• Outdoor Cam 4K Plus: $149.99
• Spotlight Cam 4K Plus: $199.99
• Floodlight Cam 4K Plus: $219.99
• Indoor Cam 4K: $99.99
• Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam 2K: $69.99

Availability varies by model and country. Buyers can check Ring’s official website and Amazon’s US store for current purchasing options and delivery estimates.

With this launch, Ring is expanding its 4K offering beyond a narrower set of installations while adding another option for indoor monitoring. The result is a lineup that lets buyers choose between higher-resolution footage, flexible power arrangements, built-in lighting, and motorized coverage rather than relying on a single camera design for every part of the home.