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Ring Alarm 8-piece kit (2nd Gen) – home security system

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Ring Alarm 8-piece kit (2nd Gen) – home security system

4.7

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$199.99

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· A great fit for 1-2 bedroom homes, this Alarm Kit includes one Base Station, one Keypad, four Contact Sensors, one Motion Detector, and one Range Extender. · Includes an intuitive Keypad that can arm and disarm your Alarm and Contact Sensors that detect when doors or windows open. · Choose the Ring Alarm Kit that fits your needs and detect even more with additional Alarm Sensors and accessories (sold separately) at any time. · See more. Know more. Protect more. - Record 24/7 on your eligible cameras, scroll back in time to rewatch what you missed, get alerts for people and package, and so much more with an compatible Ring Home subscription (sold separately). · More peace of mind. Subscribe to Ring Home Standard (sold separately), to Arm your Alarm from anywhere, keep your system online if the Wi-Fi goes down, and more. Plus, add Alarm Professional Monitoring to your eligible Plan for emergency police, fire and medical response, and more. · For added peace of mind, pair with Alexa to help you keep an eye on your home. Connect with Alexa to hear motion 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.”

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BrendanReviewed in the United States on May 12, 2020

The Ring 2nd Gen is my first experience with a home install of a security system; however, not my first experience with security systems in general. If you're somewhat tech savvy you won't have a problem setting this up. The materials provided upon unboxing were sufficient enough to guide me to setting up and installing this security system without any prior experience. I am converting over from ADT due to their expensive monthly costs and I was extremely happy to find that the magnet side of the window and doors sensors (the smaller side of the sensor) worked with Ring. What this meant was I only had to replace part of my ADT system, thus making install easier and less time consuming. Software is easy to use. I was able to figure it out on my own without any instructions. Some people will complain that Ring doesn't have glass break sensors but coming over from ADT I will tell you that this is a blessing. The biggest false alarm you will get is from glass break sensors, especially if you have kids. I can't tell you how many times I had a false alarm go off because a kid banged their toys around, or screamed at the right tone, or threw a dish into the sink. I understand the need for glass break sensors in certain situations, like a bigger where you might not be able to hear a window break. If you want a glass break sensor there is nothing stopping you from putting a window/door sensor on the glass itself, positioned in a manner that doesn't interfere with the operation of the window. Stick the sensor on the bottom of the window frame and the contact magnet above it directly on the glass. If/when someone smashes the window and clears out the glass to climb thru, it's going to go off. I get that this is not practical for every scenario and every window, but it is an option. Alexa Guard is another option and while it isn't a true glass break sensor, it is a bit of a backup. I want to edit to add that I'm a little frustrated with Amazon on the package options and shipping. I bought the 14 piece kit, however, I did not need the 14 piece kit. I didn't need the 2nd keypad, motion sensor or range extender. All I needed was one the base station, one keypad, one motion sensor, the fire alarm listener and 8 contact sensors. Buying all that stuff separately cost more than the 14 piece kit so I was forced to order it. This is when I became aware that a true 14 piece kit doesn't exist. What Amazon did was ship me an 8 piece kit and then all the other pieces separate, like I wanted to order anyway. They all shipped at different times with the last pieces arriving 5 days after the initial kit. I wish they would have at least arrived at the same time so I could have installed my system all at once, however, doing it this way gave me the chance to see just how easy it is to add on additional devices at any time. The cellular backup is via AT&T. You'll want to check service at your address.

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karen laudisioReviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025

I bought the whole ring security system and I love everything about it. these are all compatible with each other. everything sets up so easily. the design is nice. I feel I can really rely on this system. they are small enough that they are not an eyesore. if feel so safe with this system

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Pablo N.Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025

Excelente

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juanReviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025

Excellent

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Mark TReviewed in the United States on October 18, 2023

We like it, but it's not awesome. It's cheaper than our prior security company which was 65.00 a month. The main control panel is basic we kind of miss having a digital panel that told you what exactly was going on. The reason we went with this is you could make payments overtime on the equipment, unlike Cove which makes you pay upfront. For everything, it cost me 32.50 a month which is half what we were paying our other security. We wish that the security cameras that we purchased prior to getting Ring could be integrated but it doesn't matter all that much because I still get notifications just in a different app. The motion detector isn't as good as the one we had prior with the security company as theirs could tell the difference between animals and people. So when we are away we set it to home because our dogs set off the alarm. The other thing I will mention is we got the 8 piece because they said the 5 piece is only good for small apartments we have a three-bedroom mobile home we think the 5 piece woulda of been fine as we're not using the three extra pieces just saying for those thinking about purchasing. For the price, it's sufficient and 20.00 isn't bad for monthly monitoring we like the app. In Idaho we don't need a license to have security system I guess in some states you do. The other thing is that basically if you haven't had the system prior your home monitoring doesn't begin until after your probation period of two weeks because they want you to know the system which is fine but that 30-day free period for pro monitoring is really only two weeks. Overall we are happy with the system and will keep it active.