Amazon US is selling the Ring Wired Doorbell 4K Pro in the Deep Silver finish for $149.99, while Ring lists the same model at $249.99 on its own page, a $100 difference. The price was checked on the Amazon product page on November 7, and the item is sold and shipped by Amazon.com. These are US dollar prices at the time of writing and they can change at any time, because neither Amazon nor Ring shows an end date.
Ring is Amazon’s smart home brand, and the Wired Doorbell 4K Pro is its newest hardwired video doorbell. It replaces your existing doorbell button and runs on the wiring already in the wall. The deal covers the Deep Silver colour only. Ring’s page lists the other finishes at $259.99, and those are not part of this offer.
How much is the Ring Wired Doorbell 4K Pro at Amazon?
At the time of writing, Amazon US lists the Deep Silver model at $149.99. Amazon’s page shows a list price of $249.99, and Ring’s own store page shows the same $249.99 for Deep Silver, so the comparison with the maker’s price holds. That is $100 off, or 40% according to 9to5Toys, which covered the deal.
9to5Toys says this matches the lowest price it has ever tracked on Amazon for the model, and only the second time it has seen it that low. The outlet reports the doorbell fell to $180 during the summer Prime Day event and to $150 during the fall sale. Treat those as the outlet’s tracking, not a guarantee of where the price goes next.
What does the doorbell offer?
According to Ring’s product page and the 9to5Toys report, the main specs are:
- Retinal 4K video with a wide field of view
- Up to 10x Enhanced Zoom
- Night vision with Low-Light Sight
- Head-to-toe video, so a package at the doorstep stays in view
- Live View and Two-Way Talk with Audio+
- 3D Motion Detection and adjustable motion zones
- Dual-band Wi-Fi, 2.4GHz and 5GHz
- Can be hardwired to your existing doorbell system, with a Chime Kit Mini included for installation
Ring says the 3D Motion Detection pinpoints motion on your property so alerts are more precise, and describes the camera as giving complete head-to-toe visibility. Those are the maker’s claims, and the picture you actually get depends on your door, lighting and Wi-Fi.
What are the prices?
- Amazon US, Deep Silver: $149.99 (list price shown on the page: $249.99)
- Ring US store, Deep Silver: $249.99
- Ring US store, other finishes: $259.99
- Cheaper alternative at Amazon US: Ring Battery Doorbell 2K, $39.99 on the Amazon page checked today
All prices are in US dollars for the US stores. Shipping and tax are not included, and no conversion to other currencies has been made. Readers outside the US should check their own Amazon store, because this price applies to Amazon.com only.
Who it suits
Homeowners with doorbell wiring. The doorbell is built to be hardwired to the system you already have, so it suits houses and townhouses where a wired button is in place and you want a camera that never needs a charging day.
Upgraders from older Ring models. If you want sharper video and more zoom than a 2K camera gives, the 4K sensor and 10x Enhanced Zoom are the main reasons to pay more than the cheap battery model.
Renters and anyone who cannot touch the wiring. Check first. A wired doorbell needs a compatible existing setup, and the battery Ring Battery Doorbell 2K at $39.99 is a simpler fit when you cannot open the wall. It has lower video quality, so you are trading detail for ease.
Who should wait. Ring’s page notes that some features, such as rewatching recorded video, need a Ring Protect Plan subscription. If you do not want a monthly plan, expect live view and alerts only. And if the price matters most, 9to5Toys says earlier sales reached the same level, so it may well come back, though nobody can promise that.
What is still unknown?
Neither Amazon nor Ring states when the price ends, how many units are available or whether the other finishes will be discounted. The pages checked do not give Ring Protect Plan prices, so check them before you buy. Delivery times and local rules for electrical work also vary by address.
Before you buy
Choose the Deep Silver finish, since only that colour carries the lower price. Confirm the seller is Amazon.com, read the compatibility notes for your doorbell transformer and chime, and compare the final checkout price with the $249.99 Ring asks. If you are not sure about wiring, a licensed electrician can fit the doorbell, and Ring’s page offers professional installation as an option.
