Carole
GBMotion alerts don't always work My mom is 94, lives alone, also has dementia. We installed Ring door to monitor people at her front door, but also so we would be alerted if she went outside We find the alert system erratic and doesn't always trigger alert on my phone. Done everything advised in FAQ. No joy
Phil Harrison
GBPut subscription up without warning by… Put subscription up without warning by at least 70% cancelled going elsewhere now not a trouble free product avoid
Lewis
GBForever Changing Batteries I've had the Ring alarm system with door sensors, motion sensors and cameras. After a year, I found myself changing batteries every few days on the devices. I've tried expensive batteries and rechargeable ones with no luck. I've spoken to Ring support and they told me that each time I replace the batteries I should factory reset the device. I spend hours each month replacing batteries just to keep everything online. Long term, I'm going to replace the system with a wired system.
Paul Larsen
GBAs much use as a chocolate teapot Power dip and the Ring doorbell is down yet again. Take the battery out to charge it and hours wasted getting it back online. The rip off subscription should be on the box stating it's free for 1 months only. I believe this company is owned by Amazon which would explain it all.
Kevin McAuley
GBInvested in the ring system to protect… Invested in the ring system to protect my property. Paid the subscription for a few years now. The doorbell camera didn’t record my car being broken into on my drive. I called customer services who said my doorbell camera is working correctly and was not offline at all during that evening. They offered me £8 refund for one month subscription. I declined and asked for a refund which they have given me for the year subscription. I have decided to invest in a more reliable system with no subscription. Leaving me with multiple ring devices no longer required. Hundreds and hundreds of pounds wasted. I wouldn’t rely on Ring products for home security.