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Hurry! This Ring doorbell bundle is 45% off in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale

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Amazon’s Big Spring Sale is up and running, so now is the perfect time to beef up your home’s security. We highly recommend going after Ring deals, just like this offer for a bundle that includes the Ring Battery Doorbell Pro and the Ring Indoor Cam. Both devices will be yours for only $160, for savings of $130 on the package’s original price of $290. The event will last until March 31, but we don’t expect stocks of this bundle to remain available until then. If you’re interested in getting it at 45% off, you’re going to have to finalize your purchase right away.

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Why you should buy the Ring Battery Doorbell Pro and Ring Indoor Cam bundle

Add an extra layer of protection for your family and your home with the Ring Battery Doorbell Pro and Ring Indoor Cam bundle. The Ring Battery Doorbell Pro scored an impressive rating of 4.5 stars out of 5 in our review, where we described it as a convenient and capable battery-powered option that’s packed with premium features. The video doorbell will let you view head-to-toe HD+ video in 1536p resolution so you can see more of what’s outside your door, and it offers 3D Motion Detection with Bird’s Eye Zones and Bird’s Eye View for complete oversight of your front yard.

Meanwhile, the Ring Indoor Cam is a home security camera you can place anywhere, and it comes with a privacy shutter that can be manually closed. The camera supports 1080p video capture and color night vision for clear footage at any time of the day, two-way audio to speak with your family members at home, and an adjustable mount so it can hit the perfect angle.

Those who are looking to take advantage of home security camera deals have the perfect chance to get one each: a front door camera and a living room camera in an affordable package. The Ring Battery Doorbell Pro and Ring Indoor Cam bundle is on sale from Amazon with a 45% discount, bringing its price down to just $160 from its sticker price of $290. The offer is part of Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, which means a lot of shoppers will come across it — complete your transaction for the Ring Battery Doorbell Pro and Ring Indoor Cam bundle now to avoid the risk of missing out.

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Aaron Mamiit
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