Ring has discounted several of its smart home and home security products. Whether you’re after a smart doorbell, a set of lights for your porch, or Ring’s new Pathlight to light your driveway or sidewalk, you can save some money for the next few days.
Most of Ring’s excellent smart home cameras are discounted for a limited time
If you’re okay with waiting, third-gen Echo Dots are $10 with purchase
If you’re okay with waiting, third-gen Echo Dots are $10 with purchase
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A few of the deals even include a third-gen Echo Dot for $10 more. A straight discount is a good enough deal to recommend, but adding in a smart speaker for $10 (usually $49.99) makes it even better. (However, the Echo Dot is backordered, so adding it to your bundle will result in shipping after March 13th.)
- Ring Video Doorbell 2 is $169.99 (usually $199.99). Amazon will throw in a third-gen Echo Dot for an extra $10.
- Ring Video Doorbell Pro is $199.99 (usually $249.99). You can add on a third-gen Echo Dot for $10.
- Ring Floodlight camera is $219 (usually $249). It’s also eligible for a $10 Echo Dot.
- The Ring Alarm Kit is still $40 off at $159 (usually $199). It comes with a free third-gen Echo Dot.
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Ring has a few new products that will be released on March 6th, including its new Ring Floodlights, Spotlights, and Pathlights. If you place a preorder for a bundle, you’ll pay less than what they will cost once they’re released. None of these products loop in the $10 Echo Dot, but the discounted starter kits include the Ring Bridge device (usually $49) that makes all Ring products work nicely together in the companion app.
- Ring Spotlight starter kit with two lights and a Ring Bridge is $99.99 (will retail for $129.97 when it releases)
- Ring Pathlight starter kit with two lights and a Ring Bridge is $79.99 (will be $109.97 when it releases)
- Ring Floodlight (wired / battery-powered) starter kit includes a Ring Bridge starting at $69.99. (The wired version is $20 more, though both are $30 off of their respective retail prices ahead of launch.)
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