Ring doorbell makes major changes to subscriptions with new pricier plan – and it includes 24/7 recording
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Jamie Harris, Assistant Technology and Science Editor
Jamie Harris, Assistant Technology and Science Editor
RING has revealed changes to its subscription plans with the introduction of a pricey new premium tier.
The Amazon-owned video doorbell maker has announced a bunch of new features, including the ability to continuously record 24/7 for the first time.
There are now three Ring Home subscription tiers available, previously known as Ring Protect.
Home Basic remains the cheapest option at £4.99 a month, which covers just one device and stores up to 180 days of video event history.
Users will get new Video Preview Alerts, showing a short clip in the push notification so you can instantly see what triggered a motion alert without opening the app.
Home Standard is the new name for Protect Plus, which also remains at £7.99 a month.
24/7 recording is currently only available on the following models:
Ring Stick Up Cam
Stick Up Cam Pro
Indoor Camera (2nd Gen)
Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera
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Of course, Ring doorbell owners can continue to accept calls from their front door in real-time and watch a live stream without paying for a subscription.
The changes will take effect from November 5.
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