Ring video doorbells are half price in Amazon’s early Black Friday sale, so why wait?

Black Friday is always a great time to grab a new Ring video doorbell or home security camera, and this year is no exception. Amazon has cut the price of its best-selling wired and battery-powered devices, with epic Black Friday deals across the board – as a smart home tech editor, I couldn’t be more excited.

Shop Amazon’s full early Black Friday sale

If you’re on a budget, the entry-level Ring Battery Video Doorbell is now just $49.99 (was $99.99), which brings it back down to its lowest-ever price. It has all the key features you’d expect from a Ring doorbell, including head-to-toe recording so you can see people and packages with ease.

Want sharper images, even after dark? Amazon has knocked the Ring Battery Video Doorbell Plus down to $79.99 (was $149.99), with color night vision and higher resolution recordings.

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Today’s best Ring doorbell and camera Black Friday deals

Ring’s entry-level wireless doorbell is always one of the standout deals of Black Friday, and it’s down to half price at Amazon right now. It offers head-to-toe video so you can see faces and packages, live view, two-way talk, and connects seamlessly with your Echo smart speakers.View Deal

The Ring Battery Video Doorbell Plus offers higher resolution than the standard model, plus color night vision, and it’s only $20 more with this early Black Friday offer so why not upgrade and treat your home to enhanced security?View Deal

The latest Ring Video Doorbell Pro is also back down to its lowest-ever price in Amazon’s early Black Friday sale. It’s Ring’s top-tier doorbell with features including 3D motion detection, Bird’s Eye View so you can see where people are approaching from, and HD+ video recording.View Deal

We found this compact Ring camera easy to install and were impressed by its picture quality (even at night) – and it’s crashed back down to its lowest-ever price in Amazon’s early Black Friday sale. It can be mounted on a wall or fence post, or just placed on a flat surface with no drilling necessary.View Deal

These are some of the best video doorbells and best home security cameras you can buy, though bear in mind that some of their features (such as person identification and package detection) are only available if you have a Ring Home subscription.

These start at $4.99 per month, which also gives you online storage for video clips recorded by your camera or doorbell so you can watch them back anytime. For more details, see our complete guide to Ring subscriptions.

If you don’t want to pay an extra fee, then your Ring device will still alert you about any activity it detects, and you’ll get a live feed from it through the mobile app, whether it’s when you’ve had an alert on your device or any other time.

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