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Ring’s 1080p Video Doorbell Elite is now $150 off: $350 shipped (Reg. $500)

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Ring’s official eBay Store offers its 1080p Video Doorbell Elite (8VR1E7-0EN0) for $349.99 shipped. That’s $150 under the regular $500 price tag it still fetches at Amazon and Best Buy. This is also $10 under the previous sale price and the best we can find. Rated 4+ stars.

Ring Video Doorbell Elite:

Choose a professional-grade security doorbell. Use your phone, tablet or PC to answer your front door from anywhere. Even when you’re not home, this video doorbell will alert you, plus let you see, hear and talk to anyone on your property.

Download the free Ring app

See, hear and speak to people or pets. The app gives you instant mobile alerts and lets you answer the door even when you’re not at home. It works with iOS, Android and Windows 10 devices.

1080HD video and 2-way talk

Live View gives you an on-demand look at your property, plus the built-in microphone and speakers let you listen and talk with 2-way audio.

Custom motion sensors and infrared night vision

Get instant alerts when motion is detected, day or night. Plus, you can create and customize your own motion zones.

Hardwired with power over ethernet

Get non-stop, reliable power. And easily connect the doorbell to standard junction boxes with a flush mount.

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices