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Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Pro with Bird’s Eye View & 3D Motion Detection (2021 Release) Black/White $279 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Pro with Bird’s Eye View and 3D Motion Detection (2021 release), Black

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1080p HD security camera with motion-activated LED floodlights, Two-Way Talk and Audio+, 3D Motion Detection, HDR, and a built-in 110 dB security siren
Upgraded with advanced security features like improved noise reduction and Bird’s Eye View, a way to monitor motion events from above in the Ring app
Pinpoint motion with 3D Motion Detection to get accurate real-time alerts in the Ring app
Enjoy a reliable connection with dual-band (2.4 or 5.0 GHz) wifi connectivity
Easily hardwire to the outside of your home and connect to wifi for around-the-clock power and peace of mind
With a Ring Protect Plan (subscription sold separately), record all your videos, review what you missed for up to 180 days, and share videos and photos
For added peace of mind, pair with Alexa to help you keep an eye on your home

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  • +1

    Free? Cool.

    • +1

      Op, I think what they meant to say was "price in title please"

  • +1

    As always, a reminder that this will not record and store videos unless you have an active paid subscription.

  • Obligated psa ring needs subscription for full functionality

  • Anyone got one of these? i'm tempted but I have all Google products at home, so i'm guessing they won't work great together?

    • If your doorbell/ other cameras are already on google then don't bother with this.

      • well i meant more that i have a few Nest Home devices, no other cameras. But i like the idea that the doorbell for e.g shows up on the screen when someone rings.

        That being said, i guess you don't really need the outdoor security camera up on your Nest Home

        • The Ring system doesn't integrate that well with google Nest (I have that set up). I think with some update and apps you can view on Nest but you can't control the functions from it. I do like the floodlight the most among all the security cameras i have. In hindsight i'd have gotten a floodlight camera first over a doorbell camera.

    • Stick to one, don't mismatch.
      I had both google and ring, for me Ring is way better but a little more expensive.

  • Please note this ones need to be hardwired and you may need an electrician to help with that. I got mine with Optus on a sale last time that included "free" installation. I think Telstra offers that as well.

    • Wait they hardwire it for you for free? That would be great unless there is a catch where it is more expensive or have to sign up to something

  • +1

    Ive got one of this. It died after a month. RMA was quick and easy - but its the cost of another electrician to replace. Bugga

    A fair few google results regarding the same problem.

    The subscription is a meh but its effortless so probably worth it. Saving video from a security camera requires some solution anyways.

    The other option would be the battery cameras and the solar panel.

    • What was the same issue?

      Did it just die?

      How long has the replacement one been working for now?

      • +1

        Yeah, the unit just dies and won't turn on.

        RMA was super quick, only a few days. New one hasn't gone up yet, my sparky is busy.

        • Interesting.. May have been a lemon..

          I have two of the original floodlight cam, been running for 4 years straight flawlessly

  • Does it connect over WiFi or needs a cable/PoE? The wired term is a bit confusing.

    • Powered by wire as opposed to battery but connected via wi-fi.

  • Birds eye view?

  • You can also pricematch at bunnings. If you have powerpass its $251.10

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