Buy One, Get One (Almost) Free: Ring Doorbell 2-Pack Drops to $109

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Jun 13, 2025 - 19:50

If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your front door security, now’s a great time. Amazon is currently hosting, basically a buy one get one free deal for the Ring Doorbell. That’s right, you can get a two-pack of the Ring Battery Doorbell for just $109.98 – the doorbell itself is usually $99.

This is Ring’s most advanced battery-powered doorbell yet, offering a 1536p HD video feed with a tall 1:1 aspect ratio, so you can see everything from your guest’s face to the package at their feet. It’s perfect for keeping an eye on deliveries and who’s coming and going.

You’ll get handy features like color night vision, two-way talk, and custom motion zones to tailor alerts to your liking. Live view and motion alerts are available without a subscription, though if you want access to recorded footage or package detection, a Ring Protect plan is optional.

Setup is flexible too. The doorbell runs on a rechargeable battery, so no wiring is required—but if you prefer a wired setup for continuous power, it supports that too. And if you’re in the Amazon ecosystem, it plays nicely with Alexa, sending alerts and live feeds to your Echo Show or Fire TV.

For under $100, you’re getting a feature-packed smart doorbell from one of the most trusted names in home security. Whether you own your place or rent, the Ring Battery Doorbell Plus is a great way to step up your home protection game without spending a fortune.

This deal won’t last forever, so if you’re interested, it’s live now on Amazon.

Ring Battery Doorbell – $109.98

Pick up two of the newest Ring Battery Doorbell units for just $10 more than the regular price for a single doorbell. This new doorbell provides head-to-toe video, with Live View and two-way talk.

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