Ring's Car Cam is the company's first dashboard camera and represents an expansion of Ring's security capabilities outside the home with the launch of the Ring Car Cam. Ring is owned by Amazon.
On the device, you will find not one, but two high-definition cameras—one that faces forward and one that faces backward. In a manner analogous to that of Ring's video doorbell and other systems of a similar nature, they may start recording whenever motion is detected. This might discourage theft from parked cars. They are able to maintain the safety of an area at all times since they have access to night vision equipment.
As a result of the assistance provided by Alexa, you may initiate recording by just saying "Alexa, record" while you are driving. After then, the Car Cam will continue to record for up to twenty minutes, and all of those recordings will be saved locally. In addition, if you subscribe to Ring's new Protect Go service, all recordings that you make using the Traffic Stop function will be promptly transferred to the cloud.
This service, which costs $6 per month or $60 per year, provides live view video, an LTE connection for the camera, and the opportunity to download and share videos. The service may be purchased individually.
The Ring app, which can be downloaded for free on Android and iOS devices, is used to control the camera and will also track its whereabouts via GPS when it is not in use.
You can make a pre-order for the Ring Car Cam right now for the price of $199.99. The pre-order period will conclude on January 31, 2023, at which point the price will increase to 249.99 dollars.
