Ring Battery Video Doorbell Plus gets £60 off in early Amazon Prime Day deal

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published 7 July 2023

It looks like we won't have to wait until Amazon Prime Day to get some of the best deals, they're already appearing on the retailer's site.

There are huge discounts on Ring Video Doorbells, the Alarm system, and its cameras already - as part of Amazon's "Early Access" deals that are live now for Prime members.

There's more than 50% off Ring devices, so check them out.

These are our picks of the best deals. There are plenty of other Ring devices on sale, too - all as part of Amazon's early Prime Day discounts.

Remember, you need to be an Amazon Prime member to get the best prices, but if you don't already have a subscription, you can sign up for a free 30-day trial.

Then, if you don't want to continue with the numerous other benefits of Prime (including Prime Video and Amazon Music streaming), you can cancel before the first payment is due.

Why choose a Ring Video Doorbell or camera

The Amazon-owned Ring brand has almost created the smart doorbell category, having released its first device in 2014 (under the company name of Doorbot). It has since added a wealth of other smart security products, including alarm systems and security cameras.

Indeed, talk to anyone about a video doorbell and they will invariably call it a Ring, even if it's from a different manufacturer. Think Hoover and Tannoy as other examples of products becoming synonymous with brands.

There's good reason for it too - Ring devices are simple to set up and use, and they each work well with one another. The ecosystem is well-thought out and the technology robust.

So, if you're in the market for a smart doorbell, camera or alarm system, this is an offer you really won't want to miss out on.

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