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Sure, we use tracking numbers to keep track of our deliveries, but this doesn’t always apply to things like letters. If you want to know when you have new mail in your mailbox, you might want to check out Ring’s new Mailbox Sensor, whose name says it all.
The Ring Mailbox Sensor is designed to go on your mailbox outside of your home. When the door to the mailbox is opened, you will get a notification to let you know that you might have new mail. This will be helpful if you’re trying to keep an eye out for an important letter that you’re expecting, or just new mail in general.
Ring’s Mailbox Sensor Lets You Know When You’ve Got Mail By Tyler Lee, on 12/22/2020 18:06 PST
While we can use tracking numbers to keep track of our deliveries, this doesn’t always apply to things like letters. If you’d like to be kept in the know whenever you have new mail in your mailbox, you might want to check out Ring’s new Mailbox Sensor, whose name is actually rather straightforward and telling.
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The Ring Mailbox Sensor is designed to be placed on your mailbox outside of your home. Whenever the door to the mailbox is opened, you will get a notification to let you know that you might have gotten mail. This will be useful if you’re trying to keep an eye out for a particular letter that you’re expecting, or just mail in general.
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One of my favorite movies when I was growing up was
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. In it, the main protagonist, Wayne Szalinski, is a nerdy scientist-slash-home-gadget-inventor who develops a shrink ray in his attic that accidentally shrinks his kids and two neighbor kids down to the size of gnats.
But it was Wayne’s other inventions that always caught my eye in particular, his Rube Goldberg-esque system for announcing when the mail has arrived. I’m no Wayne Szalinski and I’m certainly not an accomplished engineer, but building a system to let me know when the mail has arrived has been an ongoing smart home goal of mine.