Latest Update: Ring integrates ONVIF-compatible cameras

Ring is expanding the capabilities of its Ring app to add third-party security cameras that support the ONVIF standard for the first time. ONVIF, short for The Open Network Video Interface Forum, allows devices from different manufacturers to communicate with each other. Starting from April, users with Ring Protect Pro subscription and a Ring Alarm Pro base station will be able to use their non-Ring ONVIF-compatible cameras to gain access to Ring app features.

Main Features:

High-Quality Video

• The high-definition and wide-angle lens bring a clear and full view.
• Infrared night vision gives you a clear view outside your house in the middle of the night.

Two-Way Talk

• It gives you instant alerts when people press the video doorbell and a full live-view situation. When you answer the alert, you can see, hear, and speak to anyone on your property from your mobile devices.

Easy To Use

• It supports multiple power and installation options so that you can use them as a homeowner or a renter. Besides, solar, battery, and hardwired devices are all available.
• The Ring supports either mobile phones or desktop devices like Windows 10 and Mac computers.

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Ring starts as a smart doorbell company, and gradually expanded into other home security products. It works without a monthly subscription, or you can opt for the low-cost premium plan for additional features. By the way, the Ring app is available on many platforms than many other home security apps, and you don't need a professional installation team to help you.