1 / 7Ring Battery Doorbell (2nd Gen) and Indoor Cam Plus
Ring Battery Doorbell (2nd Gen) and Indoor Cam Plus combine a battery-powered doorbell with a plug-in indoor camera. The listing claims Retinal 2K video, up to 6x Enhanced Zoom, motion alerts and two-way talk for both devices, with a sliding lens cover on the indoor camera.
At a glance
- The bundle covers a front-door view and one indoor area with separate devices.
- The listing describes real-time motion notifications on a phone for both devices.
- The indoor camera has a sliding lens cover. Its microphone remains on while the lens is covered unless disabled in the Ring app.
- The doorbell is described as wire-free, while the indoor camera needs an outlet.
Pros and cons
Pros
- A battery-powered doorbell avoids the need for doorbell wiring, according to the listing.
- Two-way talk and Live View are listed for communicating through either camera.
- The indoor camera's physical lens cover offers a direct way to block its view.
Cons
- The indoor camera requires an outlet, limiting placement to locations with nearby power.
- Covering the indoor camera lens does not turn off its microphone.
Technical specifications
9 specifications| Doorbell | Battery Doorbell (2nd Gen), Speckled Gray |
|---|---|
| Indoor camera | Indoor Cam Plus, White |
| Claimed video resolution | Retinal 2K |
|---|---|
| Enhanced Zoom | up to 6x Enhanced Zoom |
| Live interaction | Live View and Two-Way Talk |
| Doorbell power and installation | works easily on any home, no wires required |
|---|---|
| Indoor camera power and installation | plug-in Indoor Cam Plus can go in any room with an outlet |
| Indoor camera privacy cover | easy-to-slide lens cover |
|---|---|
| Night vision | Stay in color longer with Night Vision on Indoor Cam Pus, and automatically switch to crisp black and white in total darkness. |
What to know before buying
Listing details to confirm
The listing uses inconsistent camera naming, including “Indoor Cam Plus” and the typo “Indoor Cam Pus,” and describes the video as “Retinal 2K” without supplying a pixel resolution. It also calls the bundle a “newest model” in the title while identifying the doorbell as 2nd Gen in the features. Treat these as unconfirmed listing details rather than settled specifications. Video quality may vary with internet bandwidth and device temperature.
Who is it for?
A good fit for
- Households wanting a front-door camera and one indoor camera in a single bundle.
- Buyers who prefer a battery-powered doorbell and can place the indoor camera near an outlet.
Less suited to
- Buyers who need a wired indoor camera or placement without a nearby outlet.
- Anyone expecting the indoor camera's lens cover to disable its microphone automatically.
Customer reviews on Amazon
- 5 stars
83% 83% - 4 stars
9% 9% - 3 stars
4% 4% - 2 stars
0% 0% - 1 star
4% 4%
The aggregate ratings lean positive, with most ratings in the five-star category, but a smaller portion are low ratings. With no written feedback supplied, these figures do not show what customers liked or disliked. The bundle's stated two-device coverage and indoor camera power requirement are relevant buying factors, but the ratings do not establish how well those features perform.
Frequently asked questions
Does this bundle include two cameras?
The listing describes a Battery Doorbell (2nd Gen) and an Indoor Cam Plus, so it presents one doorbell camera and one indoor camera.
Does the indoor camera run on battery?
No battery operation is stated. The listing calls it plug-in and says it needs an outlet.
Does covering the indoor camera lens mute it?
No. The listing says the microphone remains on while the lens is covered and can be disabled in the Ring app.
What video resolution does the bundle offer?
The listing claims “Retinal 2K,” but does not provide a pixel resolution, and the camera naming is inconsistent. Treat the precise resolution and model naming as unconfirmed.
