Ring Battery Doorbell with Floodlight Cam Wired Plus
- Two devices: Ring Battery Doorbell and Floodlight Cam Wired Plus
- 66% more vertical coverage than Video Doorbell (2nd Gen)
- Head-to-toe video on the doorbell
- Live View and Two-Way Talk from your phone
- Person, package, vehicle alerts need a subscription
- Alexa support: Echo Dot notices, Echo Show video
- White finish
Updated 25 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A doorbell and floodlight camera pair that covers the front door and a second spot through one Ring app. Smart alerts and recorded history require a separate Ring Protect subscription.
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ASIN: B0D93483P5Category: Home Security Systems
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Overview
Pairing a battery doorbell with a floodlight camera, the Ring bundle covers the front step and a second area from one phone app. The doorbell charges up, clicks into place and streams head-to-toe video with two-way talk.
One order covers the door and a second watch point, with alerts and live video reaching your phone. The listing is thin on the floodlight half: no wiring needs, light output or video specs are given, and alerts by type plus video history require Ring Protect.
Who it's for
Front doors and a second entry or yard both get eyes here, managed from a phone. Households unwilling to add a Ring Protect subscription lose the alerts by type and the clip history.
Pros and cons
- Battery doorbell: charge it, click it in
- Taller video view than the older doorbell
- Two-way talk and live view on phone
- Motion alerts arrive in real time
- Smart alerts need a Ring Protect subscription
- Clip history also needs the subscription
- Floodlight cam specs not listed
- Doorbell battery needs periodic recharging
Performance notes
Doorbell coverage comes down to the taller head-to-toe frame, which shows more of the ground near the door. Alert usefulness depends on the subscription: motion alerts are listed on their own, while labels for people, packages and vehicles and the ability to scroll back through clips come with Ring Protect. Battery power means charge level governs how long the doorbell runs between top-ups.
Specifications
| Brand | Ring |
|---|---|
| Power & efficiency | |
| Doorbell power | Rechargeable battery |
| Construction & materials | |
| Color | White |
| Other details | |
| Live view | Yes |
| Voice assistant | Alexa (Echo Dot, Echo Show) |
| Motion alerts | Real-time phone alerts |
| Two way talk | Yes |
| Video history | With Ring Protect subscription |
| Doorbell video view | Head-to-toe, 66% more vertical coverage than Video Doorbell (2nd Gen) |
Frequently asked questions
Does the Ring Battery Doorbell bundle work with Amazon Echo devices?
Yes. Echo Dot can play custom notifications, Echo Show can launch the doorbell video, and select Alexa-enabled devices support hands-free home monitoring.
Do I need a Ring Protect subscription for this Ring bundle?
Live View, Two-Way Talk and motion alerts are listed without a subscription note. Person, package and vehicle alerts and scrolling back through recorded video both require a compatible Ring Protect subscription, sold separately.
Is the Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Plus battery powered like the doorbell?
The listing does not describe its power source or installation. Only the doorbell is described as charged up before install, so confirm the floodlight camera's power requirements before ordering.
How is the Ring Battery Doorbell installed?
The listing says to charge it, click it into place and stay connected from your phone. Mounting hardware and suitable wall types are not described.