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Two-Way Talk and Knock and Motion Detection make the Ring Peephole Cam a top choice for home security

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Two-Way Talk and Knock and Motion Detection make the Ring Peephole Cam a top choice for home security
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Ring, a popular home security company, has announced the release of its latest product at CES 2023: the Ring Peephole Cam. This innovative device allows renters and those living in apartments to easily install a video doorbell on their existing door peephole.

The Peephole Cam boasts a 1080p HD camera with night vision, allowing users to clearly see who is at their door even in low-light conditions. It also features Two-Way Talk, allowing users to communicate with visitors through the device. In addition, the Peephole Cam has Knock and Motion Detection, alerting users to activity at their door even if no one knocks or rings the bell.

One of the major benefits of the Peephole Cam is its convenience for renters. Many apartment buildings and rental properties do not allow residents to make modifications to the exterior of their doors, making it difficult to install traditional video doorbells. The Peephole Cam, on the other hand, can be easily installed over the existing door peephole, allowing renters to enjoy the added security and convenience of a video doorbell without having to worry about damaging the property.

Related: Ring unveiled Car Cam at CES 2023

The Peephole Cam is now available in the United States at a new, lower price of $129.99. It is a cost-effective solution for those looking to upgrade their home security without making permanent changes to their property.

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The Ring Peephole Cam is a welcome addition to the company’s lineup of home security products. Its easy installation and affordable price make it a great option for renters looking to add a little extra security to their homes.


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