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This Ring security camera for outdoors and indoors is 30% off, but with a catch

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For surveillance around your home from any where at any time, you should equip your house with the Ring Outdoor Cam Plus. Its battery-powered version is available from the security camera deals of Amazon with a 30% discount, which slashes its price from $100 to only $70. You may want to take advantage of the savings of $30 to buy multiples of the security camera, but there’s a catch — you need to be an Amazon Prime member. Sign up now if you haven’t done so to shop this amazing offer.

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Why you should buy the Ring Outdoor Cam Plus security camera

We highlighted the Ring Outdoor Cam Plus in our list of the best home security cameras, where we tagged it as the best indoor-outdoor camera because of its versatility. With 2K resolution, Low-Light Sight that kicks in when it’s dark, and a wide field of view, you’ll be able to clearly see what’s going on outside or inside your house to check on your family and your property. You’ll be able to use the Ring app to get a live view through the Ring Outdoor Cam Plus, and to access two-way audio to speak with visitors or delivery people.

You can choose to place the Ring Outdoor Cam Plus inside the house, but you also have the option of installing it outside as it’s designed to withstand the elements. To get even more out of the security camera, you can consider signing up for Ring Home. The different tiers of the subscription unlocks a variety of helpful features, such as 24/7 recording for uninterrupted footage, and video preview alerts that will send you short video clips whenever the security camera is triggered instead of having to open the Ring app each time.

The Ring Outdoor Cam Plus can bring you and your family peace of mind, and it’s a great time to buy it because of Amazon’s offer. The battery-powered version is down to just $70, for savings of $30 on its original price of $100, but you need to have an active Amazon Prime subscription to access the discount. You need to hurry if you want to get the Ring Outdoor Cam Plus security camera at 30% off, as it may return to its regular price at any moment. For other smart home devices from the brand, take a look at these Ring deals that we’ve rounded up.

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