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Ring Car Cam – Vehicle security cam with dual-facing HD cameras, Live View, Two-Way Talk, and disturbance detection

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Features

  • Dual-facing HD cameras Two wide-angle cameras, one road-facing to capture detailed driving footage, and one cabin-facing with Night Vision so that you have a security camera to protect against break-ins.
  • Disturbance alerts with real-time notifications - Receive real-time disturbance notifications when built-in sensors detect a physical disturbance. Connected to Wi-Fi or LTE is required.
  • Live View + Two-Way Talk Have the ability to see inside and talk with anyone in your car from your smartphone through the Ring app when your car is parked and and connected to Wi-Fi or LTE.
  • Privacy cover A built in privacy cover lets you block the cabin-facing camera which also electronically shuts off the microphone.
  • Traffic Stop Ask Car Cam to record by using the command, Alexa, record, to save highlights to the cloud with an optional Ring Protect Go subscription (sold separately).
  • Ring Protect Go When your car is away from your home wifi, get access to 180-day cloud storage, use Live View and Two-Way Talk wherever your car is, locate your car with built-in GPS, get rich notifications, real-time notifications and more.
  • Easy installation Car Cam plugs into your vehicles OBD-II port. For safety, only use Car Cam in vehicles where the OBD-II port is located to the left side of the steering wheel.

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    • 9 month update. It is better than the negative reviews suggest.
9 month update. I still love this Dashcam and everything I said about it in my initial review still stands with one exception. Ring needs to figure out how to optomize it's battery usage because even with a 6 month old car it will turn off after about a day and a half of no driving. One of high points was when I took my last car in for new tires. I was able to see how long it sat before they pulled it into the shop and when the tech got in it to do that I got a notification and I could watch a live feed even as it was up on the lift. One afternoon I was at the Mall and thought I heard rain while shopping and since I was going to leave shortly and my car was parked a couple hundred yards away I jumped on the Ring app so I could see how hard it was raining. The sound of the rain hitting my car along with the inability to see out of the windshield let me know I could shop a little while longer. I never let anyone borrow my car, but if I did I could open the app to see how they were driving and verbally reprimand them if they were having too much fun. I would love to know why it's no longer for sale, but if I had to guess it's due to the battery drain on the cars battery. Hopefully an OTA update can correct this. Initial review Feb 2023 I have had mine in use for 2 days and so far I am pretty impressed. The installation in my 2023 Audi S3 was the easiest of any dash cam I have ever installed and I have installed several. It captured my entire drive to work this morning in the dark which was only 20 minutes and the video quality is on par with other dash cams I have had priced between $150 - $200, but at $250 the quality should be a little better. Hopefully future updates can improve this. After arriving to work I walked past and around my car several times on and off over a 2 hour period and it captured every event. My only other negative comment is I don't understand why they installed the USB C plug on the right side of the camera mount. Every vehicle I have ever had has the OBD2 port on the far left under the dash so when you run the wire up the left side of your dash and along the bottom of the windshield hidden away you have to bend the cable 180 degrees to plug it in to the base. This make no sense at all and I would love to hear from someone at ring as to why they did this. It would be ideal for right hand drive cars, but we don't have these in the states. The installation is still the cleanest looking of any dash cam I have ever installed and the only place you see the cord is where it turns up to plug it in. Had the plug been on the left side it would be hidden. Back to the negative reviews about the video quality or lack thereof, I wonder how many of these people forgot to take the protective film off of the lens. 🤔 On the main screen Motion Detection and Motion Alerts are turned on My setting under Vehicle Battery Usage is set to high. Snooze Motion is set to 2 hours, but you can go all the way to 12 hours. Motion Sensitivity was set to 75%, but it was picking up cars driving by my office 50 feet away so I lowered it to about 60%. Advanced Settings: Interior Motion is set to off for now because my car is parked in my garage at night and it sits right outside of my office door at work. It says in the app if this is turned to on that you will not get alerts for motion outside you vehicle which doesn't make sense if you want both. Motion Frequency: Set to Frequently I am not employed by Ring nor was I asked to give the camera a good review. I will update my review later in the week. Update 2.26.23 I have upgraded this from 4 to 5 stars after a week of use. It has worked flawlessly all week and one day last week it was sunny and 81° and my camera handleed the heat with no problems after baking in the sun all day. The camera facing inside has a very wide field of view and I can clearly see through all of the front & rear door windows. The view through the back window isn't great, but it's better than no view and it's pretty cool to be able to open the Ring app and check on my car. I was at the mall the other day and got a Ring alert so I opened it up and determined heavy rain created the alert and I could hear the rain hitting my car from the very sensitive mic on the camera. It's also pretty entertaining to watch & listen to myself drive in traffic. The build quality of this dash cam is far better than anything else I have seen all the way down to the little spring loaded flap that can cover the inside facing camera. It's very sturdy and even has a rubber gasket that wraps around the camera lens to soften the snap of it closing. Regardless of where I have parked I have always been able to open the app and see inside and outside my car. I couldn't be happier with this camera and I am dumbfounded by the negative reviews. If you take the time to get to know this camera and set it up properly you will love it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2023 by E Hall
    • Just doesn't live up to what I'd hoped
I bought this thinking I'd have an always-recording high quality video dash cam that would be easy to view and/or download any segment of video after the fact. I liked the added benefit of it being a security camera. Unfortunately, it seems as if it's more meant to be a security camera with the main draw of a dashcam being secondary, but it does neither especially well. I was trying to go back and look at something that happened yesterday, and first I ran into a problem using any desktop web browser whatsoever to view the content through ring.com. No matter which browser -- Firefox, Chrome, or Edge -- it reports that none of them can play HEVC and that I'd better go switch the car's recordings to "legacy" for the future. Well, a lot of good that does for what's already recorded. So I tried downloading the video. It spins for a long time and then stops spinning but never gives me a download. I can't get the video at all from a computer. OK, let's try the Ring app on my phone. I can view it there, but that's hard to see, awkward to use, and zooming at all is very pixelated. There is a download button here as well, but it tells me it can only download 30 seconds at a time, starting at wherever I've paused. Good luck pausing where you really want to start on that phone interface. Throughout trying to do this, it kept telling me "connection failed". I'm sitting right next to the car and both devices are on the same WiFi 6 network. That 30 second segment option tells me that it's about to get the video ready and it'll let me know when it's ready to download and then it never does. I just cannot get that video to something that I can see. Had I been in an accident, that would have been a real problem. This device isn't dependable. Now for security ... that would work fine, except that either my car's battery is just not good enough or this thing doesn't know how to manage power. I have a less than one year old battery in my Honda CR-V (it's a fairly high amperage battery) and it tells me it's turned off the battery to conserve power anywhere from 20 minutes after leaving the car to maybe 4 hours if I'm very lucky. It seems to average about 2, though. So if you want to break into my car, just wait a couple of hours and you're good to go. Unfortunately I'm sure I'm well past whatever satisfaction period existed for this and I'm stuck with it. At least I got it for the preorder price which was $50 less. I see myself replacing it with something else, though and taking my loss. And by the way, the problems I'm having? Not because I'm not paying up for the premium plan. I have paid a full year for that. Update after some months of use: I had gotten a call from a friendly lady from the Ring support group after writing my above review. She seemed to believe at the time that some of the deficiencies were on the radar to hopefully be corrected, like the inability to view recordings using the web interface (it tells you your video codec isn't sufficient even if it is) and the ability to download better than 20 second clips at a time. As of now, some time later, neither of these features are available, and I'm doubtful that they ever will be. She had mentioned that if I was still dissatisfied with the Car Cam after using it for a little while longer I could call her back and get some kind of concession (not necessarily refund, but perhaps credit to apply to my home security system's plan), but since then I've lost both her name and the contact number so I'm basically SOL. I'm going to buy a competing wireless-connected dashcam because this one is just not usable if you actually want to download video at all -- you can't easily position it to the right time segment on the phone app (it gets the wrong clip most of the time) and the 20 second limit is a non-starter. Not being able to get this working in any of the modern web browsers is inexcusable. Even if they have to transcode via their server on-the-fly, I don't care ... make it work. It's not rocket science. Or update the firmware to use a CODEC that browsers can decode. This was originally the solution ("turn on the legacy mode to downgrade it to H.264") but that directive wasn't helpful as there is no such option available. So as it is, I have a useless/worthless $250 item which doesn't do anything for me and I'm still paying subscription fees to store video that I can't ever download unless I'm happy with getting the wrong 20 second clips at a time. I wish I hadn't lost the contact info for the nice lady because I'd gladly take the credit on my Ring account and toss this thing in the garbage or mail it back. So, if you're the one I spoke with and you're reading this, please contact me :) Further update: Not a single one of the deficiencies that I was told were being addressed have yet been addressed, now long after the product launch and after I was told these were understood to be important. Either Ring has designed this so that its software cannot be made to work adequately or has just decided not to do any of that. You still can't use a desktop computer at all to access anything (no web browser support), can't download more than 30 second clips, etc. It doesn't have any internal battery capability whatsoever so it depends on the car, so it shuts down after a relatively short time making it useless as a security device. Even if all of this weren't true, the video quality is just terrible and I doubt software could fix that. You can't make out license plate numbers and a lot of things are so grainy as to not be useful. Roadside signs often can't be read. As it is, this product is next to useless. I'm just accepting my financial loss on having bought an expensive piece of junk and I'm buying a competing 4K webcam that does everything this one doesn't do including full connectivity with its own ample battery and ability to download full video remotely, and as a kicker that one is actually less expensive than this!! Look elsewhere. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2023 by C. C. Jones

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