RING has launched a brand new version of its indoor security camera in the UK.
It's the Amazon-owned company's first-ever indoor cam that comes with a privacy cover.
The rotating cover blocks the audio and video lens from recording as an added layer privacy.
Video quality is at 1080p HD and comes with all the usual features users expect.
This includes a live view and the ability to talk to someone both ways – or to tell naughty pets off.
iPhone and Android owners can receive notifications to their devices.
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And you can set customisable motion, privacy zones and colour night vision.
Advanced pre-roll is available to those who subscribe to Ring Protect.
Of course it works with Amazon's Alexa voice-enabled devices too.
As it's an indoor camera, it stays powered up with the usual electrical plug.
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The device is available in two simple colours – black and white.
And it retails for £49.99.
If you're not bothered about the extra privacy feature, Amazon has knocked down the price of the first-gen Ring Indoor Cam.
It's now £39.99 – saving £10.
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