Ring video doorbell bundle with no-drill mount drops to £49.99 (aff)

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A bestselling Ring smart doorbell bundle with no-drill installation and 2K video has dropped to less than £50 on Amazon

Smart home security gadgets are already proving popular ahead of summer holidays and one of Amazon’s biggest Ring discounts right now cuts nearly £48 off a wireless video doorbell bundle.

The Ring Battery Video Doorbell with No-Drill Mount has dropped to £49.99, down from a recommended price of £97.98.

That deal includes both the newest-generation wireless Ring doorbell and a no-drill mounting accessory designed to attach securely without damaging walls, which could make it particularly appealing for renters or anyone avoiding permanent installation.

The Ring video doorbell bundle is currently listed as Amazon’s number one bestseller in intercom systems and the retailer says the deal is “selling fast”.

One of the major upgrades with this newer model is Ring’s Retinal 2K video resolution, which aims to provide sharper footage than older HD-only smart doorbells. The device also includes up to 6x zoom functionality, allowing users to inspect faces, parcels or movement in greater detail directly through the Ring app.

Like previous Ring devices, the wireless smart doorbell supports live view monitoring and two-way talk, meaning homeowners can see, hear and speak to visitors remotely using their smartphone.

Real-time motion alerts are also included, sending notifications whenever movement is detected outside the property.

The included no-drill mount may be one of the more attractive additions for many buyers. Rather than requiring screws or wall drilling, the mount uses strong adhesive pads designed to hold the doorbell in place without permanent fixings.

That flexibility has helped push wireless doorbells into one of Amazon’s fastest-growing smart home categories over recent years, especially among renters, flat owners and people wanting easier DIY installation.

The battery-powered Ring doorbell also charges via USB-C and can be detached from the wall using the supplied removal tool when recharging is needed.

Privacy controls are included too, allowing users to create privacy zones that block selected areas from recording or appearing within the camera’s field of view.

Like many Ring products, the device integrates with Amazon Alexa, allowing compatible Echo speakers and displays to announce alerts or show live camera feeds around the home.

The bundle also comes with a 30-day free trial of the Ring subscription service, which enables recorded video storage for up to 180 days alongside additional smart alerts and features. Ongoing subscriptions are sold separately after the trial period ends.

Smart home security products often surge in popularity ahead of peak holiday travel periods as households look for ways to monitor deliveries, visitors and property entrances remotely.

Anyone wanting to check the latest pricing or compare colour options can view the full Ring Amazon deal here.

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