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honestly the spotlight cam plus is solid but one thing that would help a lot is letting us set custom motion zones that ignore cars passing on the street, mine triggers constantly from traffic and it basically makes the notifications useless after a while. everything else feels really well thought out though
Setup was way easier than I expected, and the night vision actually picks up my whole driveway clearly. Wish the motion alerts were a bit less chatty, but the live view loads fast every time I check it.
The two-way audio latency on the Spotlight Cam Plus feels impressively snappy compared to other doorbells I’ve tried, and the mounting bracket design makes adjusting the angle actually intuitive instead of a guessing game.
Would love a quick-toggle button in the app to share a 30-second clip directly with neighbors who are part of a local Ring network, so when something sketchy happens down the street you can warn folks in two taps instead of downloading and re-uploading to a group chat.
Setup was surprisingly painless and the motion alerts actually caught my porch pirate last week. Wish the night vision was a bit sharper though.
The mounting bracket on this feels really well thought out, with the swivel letting you angle it exactly right without fiddling. That kind of detail in the hardware setup makes a noticeable difference.
A local siren that automatically triggers when motion is detected at night would be a great add-on, since not everyone's phone is going to be on them or have notifications on. It would probably scare off anyone up to no good on the spot.
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Ring Doorbell Camera was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 12 upvotes and 15 comments, placing #118 on the daily leaderboard. Ring Spotlight Cam Plus Review — My Honest Home Security Test
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honestly the spotlight cam plus is solid but one thing that would help a lot is letting us set custom motion zones that ignore cars passing on the street, mine triggers constantly from traffic and it basically makes the notifications useless after a while. everything else feels really well thought out though