This Ring Battery Doorbell twin pack is 55% cheaper

Ring’s If you’re looking to up your security, a two-pack of Ring’s battery doorbell has just dropped well below half price in the US.

The Ring Battery Doorbell (2nd Gen) two-pack has dropped from its $199.98 list price down to $89.99, a straight $109.99 saving that works out to $45 per doorbell.

That two-for-one pricing lines up with the doorbell’s own pitch, since Ring markets this bundle specifically for covering a front door and a second entrance, such as a side gate or garage, with matching security rather than mismatched cameras.

Each doorbell records in Retinal 2K with up to 6x Enhanced Zoom, which is sharp enough to make out a face at the gate or read the label on a parcel left on the step without ever needing to walk outside and check in person. When we tested it, we gave the doorbell four-stars, praising its video quality and field of view.

Live View and Two-Way Talk turn that footage into a real conversation, letting you see, hear and speak to whoever is standing at either entrance straight from your phone, no matter where you happen to be.

Motion triggers a real-time alert to your phone the moment someone approaches either door, and when the battery does eventually run low, the included removal tool lets you pop the doorbell off the wall and top it up over USB-C.

Installation stays simple as well, since Ring estimates an average setup time of around ten minutes per doorbell with no wiring required, so both entrances can realistically be covered in under half an hour total.

Both doorbells also work with Alexa, so an Echo Dot can announce visitors out loud and an Echo Show can display live video, which is useful when the pack is covering two separate entrances at once.

At $89.99 for the pair instead of $199.98 bought separately, the Ring Battery Doorbell two-pack is a straightforward way to bring matching video security to two entrances at once, all backed by a one-year limited warranty on each unit.

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