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This story is part of the Digital Trends Prime Day 2026 coverage

We’re approaching the end of summer’s Prime Day 2025 and we’ve encountered all of the usual and expected suspect already. We’ve collected and assessed Prime Day headphones deals, Prime Day laptop deals, Prime Day monitor deals, and just about every category of product that you’d expect from a computer, TV, and phone loving publication to cover. But what comes next could be awful. Your package could get delivered to your door and then just get stolen. However, if you have a Ring Spotlight Cam Plus, not only will you be able to monitor your door at night, you’ll also be able to pop out a siren and talk to “visitors” during the day, too. And the best part is that it is at an all time low price on Amazon, just $90 and down $60 from its usual $150 price point. Tap the button below to get yours now or keep reading to see why we recommend this product.

Why you should buy a Ring Spotlight Cam Plus

While this looks like a simple camera, it’s actually quite a lot more. There’s are two bright spotlights and a 1080p camera, as the title suggests. The lights pop on as they detect motion, which will deter most would-be thieves (alongside racoons and other nocturnal creatures that might cause mischief around your porch area) and the color night vision camera will take a video of all of the action. You can also set very specific motion zones so cars and sidewalk pedestrians won’t trigger your device. If someone is pranking you, you’ll know who it is. But, if that is the “spotlight” and “cam” where is the “plus” in this set? Well, you’ll also be able to use two-way talk features to communicate with people outside your door. That means if you’re in the basement when someone knocks you can assure them you’ll be right there, but you’ve got a flight of stairs to tackle first, so just wait a moment, please and thank you. Finally, you should note that this device has a long battery life and doesn’t require complicated wiring to make work.

The Ring Spotlight Cam Plus is now just $90 on Amazon. Not only is that a price you don’t see everyday, it’s a price that you won’t see for much longer. When Prime Day ends, the Ring Spotlight Cam Plus is expected to rapidly (or immediately) climb back up in price by $60 before settling on its regular price of $150. To start protecting your family (and Prime Day hauls) at a discount rate, tap the button below now.

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