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Travelling soon? Ring’s indoor camera can help you check what’s happening at home

Leaving home for a trip often creates one simple problem: you cannot easily see what is happening inside once the door closes. Ring’s Indoor Camera (2nd Gen) offers a relatively uncomplicated answer, giving you a live 1080p view, motion notifications and two-way communication through the Ring app. It makes most sense as a compact way to check a room, an apartment or a pet while you are away,…

Travelling soon? Ring’s indoor camera can help you check what’s happening at home

Travelling often leaves one issue unsolved: knowing what happens inside the house when everyone is away. Ring’s Indoor Camera (2nd Gen) provides a simple solution with live 1080p video, motion alerts and two-way communication via the Ring app. It’s best used as a compact way to keep an eye on a room, apartment or pet while away, rather than as a replacement for a full home-security system.

The camera includes a physical privacy cover that can be swivelled to turn off both video and audio. Its small size, easy installation and compatibility with Alexa make it a good choice for those who want straightforward remote monitoring.

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