Ring Stick Up Cam Elite, Power over Ethernet HD Security Camera with Two-Way Talk, Night Vision, Works with Alexa - Black
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Color: Black
Style: with PoE Adapter
Features
- See, hear and speak to people from your phone, tablet or select Echo device with Stick Up Cam Elite, a Power over Ethernet camera that can be mounted indoors.
- With Live View, you can check in on your home any time through the Ring app.
- With a Ring Protect Plan (subscription sold separately), record all your videos, review what you missed for up to 180 days, and share videos and photos.
- Place it anywhere inside, on flat surfaces or mount it to walls, or ceilings.
- Watch over your entire home by connecting one or multiple Stick Up Cams to the Ring app.
- Enjoy nonstop power and reliable connection with Power over Ethernet.
- For added peace of mind, pair with Alexa to help you keep an eye on your home. Connect with Alexa to hear alerts on your compatible Echo device or see a Live View with an Echo Show, Fire TV, or Fire Tablet. Talk to visitors by saying, Alexa, talk to the front door. With a Ring Protect plan (subscription sold separately), Alexa can also make voice announcements and automatically show live video feed on an Echo Show, Fire TV, or Fire Tablet when your Ring Stuck Up Cam detects a person.
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Color: White
Style: with PoE Adapter
I have several Ring cameras and a Ring security system I love the system. All of my cameras work really well and they are hard wired for power. We have them connected over Wi-Fi and they are about 98% reliable. The issue is not with the cameras but with my wireless. I have a lot, of devices in my house using wi-fi which can put a strain on the cameras. We need a remote camera to monitor my daughters apartment at school because she came home during Covid-19. Her roommate went home and gave the key to her friend. We wanted to ensure that no one was using the apartment. We needed a camera that was reliable because the apartment is two hours away and we did not want to make multiple trips to reboot it. I saw this camera and it had two features that make it perfect. The first is that it has a network connection so it does not have to rely in problematic wi-if access. Second, it supports power over Ethernet which allowed me to place it anywhere a Ethernet cable could reach. When mounting cameras, need access to power can limit your options. PoE is simple and very advantages. I was really happy to find that the camera included the PoE adapter. I was able to plug this in and have it up and running in a few minutes. Mounting is easy and it has the customary Ring locking security but with a plastic cover to hide it. This keeps the network cable from being detached without unmounting the camera. This is not a full-proof option but it will definitely slow someone down and probably prevent someone from just trying to disconnect it. I have had this camera mounted and running straight now for 3 months and the picture and stability is amazing. I haven’t had a singles issue with it. It has done its job detecting people as they have entered the apartment (so far only maintenance people). There camera has a hefty price tag but it is worth every penny if you need a reliable security camera backed with great software.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2020 by D. Porrey
Color: Black
Style: with PoE Adapter
I’m thrilled that Ring offers a PoE Ethernet-enabled camera. This is a huge benefit to people who run multiple or remote cameras, because PoE simplifies providing both power and a stable hardwired Internet connection to devices. These cameras get their power from either the provided PoE Ethernet injector or from your PoE router. Not only that, you can choose whether they communicate over Ethernet or WiFi—you have options here, which is great. I run 6 Ring cameras, four of which use PoE, and this helps keep my cameras stable, fast, and not contesting my WiFi network with their video recordings and frequent snapshots. Things I like: - Ring app is easy to use and the ecosystem of Ring gadgets is the broadest of all - Ring cameras can optionally share a small portion of bandwidth with neighbors’ Ring devices that may have a weak signal (community safety net to help keep more devices online with strong WiFi signal) - Ring Chime Pros can provide motion alerts as well as extend you cameras’ WiFi range - Ring Doorbell Pro and Elite options are excellent - Cameras and devices can be linked, so if your Ring mailbox sensor detects mail delivery, both your driveway cameras can start recording in case that delivery is actually a mail thief—superb linking integration between devices - HD and HDR picture quality is excellent is daylight and decent at night Things that could be improved: - 4K resolution is needed to identify license plate numbers and facial features better; HD simply isn’t enough to do that except in bright daylight and with good luck of the subject’s placement - Native HomeKit integration has been promised for years but never delivered; however, you can implement HOOBS aka HomeBridge device to fake Apple HomeKit integration - Night time vision could be better Overall, I’m very happy with the ring ecosystem, and I think it’s a great investment for security around your property. Be sure to download both the Ring app as well as the Rapid Ring app, which is a lighter weight and faster application for handling instant notifications of motion or doorbell rings. The ring service is also incredibly affordable, at only about $10 per month for as many devices as you have at your home for 60 days of recording history. Overall, I think ring has done an excellent job of creating a broad variety of devices, making them easy to set up the first time around, and giving homeowners options with specialized devices like this PoE camera and the mailbox sensor.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2020 by EveryoneIsAnotherYou EveryoneIsAnotherYou
Color: White
Style: with PoE Adapter
I’ve had no problems with these cameras I’ve probably used a dozen of them for small businesses I help set up. I use one at home as well. The main reason I love them is the PoE (Power over Ethernet) feature. I can power them over a PoE switch at work or a small injector at home so I don’t need bulky power supplies. This makes it easy for businesses since it is easy to run Cat6 cable yourself. The last thing you want is a power cable running into an outlet within reach of someone that can just unplug it. Plus it’s also the cable that it can transmit the data through. It responds so much faster on the app when you don’t use your WiFi. Plus if you have a bunch of these you don’t want them to big down your WiFi with tons of camera uploads. Ring also has the best subscription plan compared to other alternatives. It’s only $10/month for unlimited cameras. The cameras cost more up front, but you save money on the long run with the subscription. I also use the ring security system for work and home and professional monitoring is included with that subscription as well. Great quality and value. I wish these would come back in stock. I need to buy at least 4 more. I hope this long out of stock period doesn’t mean they are discontinued.
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