Ring Stick Up Cam review

Ring's latest Stick Up Cam is a highly versatile security camera that can be used indoors or outdoors, wired or battery operated. It's a good entry in the Ring ecosystem but lacks features compared to competing products.

Flexible mounting solutions; Can be used indoors or outdoors; Available as wired or battery operated;

Mediocre design; No geo-based rules; No option for storing videos locally

Ring Stick Up Cam review

Ring's Stick Up Cam is a smart security camera designed for outdoor use. Here's our review.

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Ring Stick Up Cam (wired) : Maybe don't put a Ring on it

The Ring Stick Up Cam is a versatile and high-quality security camera but subscription prices are high

Very versatile; Good-quality footage; POE is genuinely useful;

Hefty subscription costs are basically essential;

Ring Stick Up Cam Battery Review

Designed for indoor or outdoor use, the Ring Stick Up Cam Battery ($179.99) joins the company's growing family of smart home security devices. As with the original Stick Up Cam we reviewed in 2016, this version is completely wireless, offers motion-triggered video, and works with other connected devices, but this time around you get 1080p video, support for Amazon Alexa voice commands, and a wider field of view. You have to pay to view recorded video, but if you're looking for a feature-rich security camera that can be used indoors and outdoors and is very easy to install, the Ring Stick Up Cam Battery delivers in spades and earns our Editors' Choice. Design and Features The new Stick Up Cam's sleek cylindrical enclosure looks nothing like its boxy rectangular predecessor. Available in black or white, it has an IPX5 weatherproof rating and is 4.9 inches tall (with the stand) and 2.3 inches wide. The stand can be used on a desktop or mounted on a wall, ceiling, or soffit and adju...

The Ring Stick Up Cam Battery is a versatile battery-powered wireless indoor/outdoor security camera that records motion-triggered video and stores it in the cloud.

Completely wire-free; Sharp 1080p video; Works with Alexa voice commands and IFTTT; Motion detection; No hub required; Built-in siren; Easy to install

Expensive; Recorded video requires cloud subscription