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It’s no secret that Ring is known for making some of the available, with many of its models adorning homes across the globe. However, as competition intensifies, the brand must consistently evolve to address modern demands, and I’ve been putting its latest innovation to the test.
The marks the first time Ring has added a motorised base to one of its security cameras, eliminating the need for consumers to purchase a separate attachment. Whilst this functionality isn’t entirely new to the industry, it is a notable advancement for Ring, particularly given the brand’s rapid evolution.
Keep reading to find out my thoughts on the Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera, and whether it deserves a spot amongst the best.
Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera review: price and availability
The Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera has an RRP of £69.99/$79.99/€79.99 and can be purchased from and , as well as a few other retailers.
It’s available in white or black, but the US can choose between Blush, Charcoal and Starlight as well. The camera comes with an included 30-day free trial of Ring Home – the new name for Ring Protect.
Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera review: unboxing and set up
If you’ve set up a Ring product before, you’ll know that it’s an extremely easy process. All you have to do is plug the camera in, download the Ring app (if you haven’t already) and scan the barcode on the back of the camera. This will pair the camera to the app via Bluetooth, which will take you through the last few steps.
As Ring is owned by , it’s no surprise that the Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera can integrate seamlessly with Amazon accounts. I linked the camera to my , meaning I could view what was going on via the Amazon Alexa app as well as the Ring app.
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