Ring’s Battery Doorbell Plus Drops Back to Prime Day Price

For anyone seeking a top-tier wireless video doorbell, the Ring Battery Doorbell Plus is now available at its lowest-ever price of $79.99, representing a substantial $70 discount. This marks only the second time the device has hit this price point, offering a prime opportunity for those who missed the previous sale. Our rigorous testing confirmed this model as the leading battery-powered option on the market.

We were particularly impressed by its high-resolution video and head-to-toe view, which provides a complete picture of visitors and packages left at your doorstep. The doorbell operates on removable, rechargeable batteries that delivered approximately two months of use per charge in our tests with HDR and snapshot capture activated. You can extend that battery life further by turning off those features, or simply keep a spare battery on hand for a quick swap when needed.

A subscription to a Ring Protect Home plan, starting at $4.99 monthly or $49.99 annually, unlocks advanced functionalities like people and package detection and provides access to your last 180 days of recorded video. Upgrading to the premium plan for $19.99 per month ($199.99 per year) grants access to a beta AI-powered search tool, allowing you to filter recordings for specific items such as animals, vehicles, or particular colors. For a reliable, wire-free security solution, the Ring Battery Doorbell Plus remains our definitive recommendation.

Shoppers also have the option of a bundle that includes the standard Ring Battery Doorbell and a Ring Chime for $64.99, saving $60. It’s important to note that the non-Plus version records in a lower resolution and lacks removable batteries, requiring you to take down the entire unit for recharging. The included Chime plugs into any wall outlet, providing real-time audio alerts for doorbell rings and motion detection from your Ring devices.

Additional Noteworthy Deals

If your coffee or tea always seems to go cold too quickly, the Ember Temperature Control Smart Mug 2 (14oz) is on sale for $89.99, a $60 saving at Amazon and Best Buy. This smart mug uses battery-powered heating to maintain your preferred drink temperature, which you set via a smartphone app. It will keep your beverage at that exact temperature for roughly 80 minutes before it needs a recharge on its included wireless coaster. You can even continue using the mug while it charges, ensuring your drink stays warm all day long.

A common frustration with iPads, including the latest models, is the single port that prevents simultaneous charging and accessory use. Zagg’s 6-Port Media Hub solves this problem and is discounted to $84.99 after applying a digital coupon on Amazon. Compatible with Android tablets and laptops as well, this hub features an SD card slot, microSD card slot, USB-A port, HDMI port, a headphone jack, and a USB-C port supporting 100W passthrough charging. It connects via a built-in cable, doubles as a convenient stand, and includes physical media control buttons on the front for easy playback management.

Although it just launched, Xgimi’s Horizon 20 Max 4K projector is already $600 off, dropping its price to $2,399 with a coupon at Amazon. This triple laser projector boasts a brilliant 5,700-lumen bulb, making it suitable for use in moderately lit rooms and capable of projecting an image up to 300 inches. It supports HDR10 Plus and Dolby Vision HDR and is equipped with two HDMI ports, two USB-A ports, and optical and 3.5mm audio ports. Running on Google TV, it provides direct access to streaming apps without extra hardware and features powerful built-in 12W speakers developed by Harman Kardon.

(Source: The Verge)