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The
MyQ smart garage door opener is far and away the hottest smart home device of the year so far among our readers. This awesome gadget is currently on sale at Amazon for $26.98 instead of $40, and that’s an incredible price that’s actually a few dollars less than it typically costs when it goes on sale. But before you pick one up, there’s another deal you might want to take advantage of instead.
Amazon is offering the
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Amazon s Ring has unveiled its new Video Doorbell Pro 2, boasting a bird s eye view, taller field of vision and virtual answering machine, among other new features.
The device includes a 3D radar system that acts like a virtual fence, allowing homeowners to set a perimeter around the property.
The system notifies users when a person trespasses or a delivery person crosses the lawn to drop off a package.
Ring has also includes a bird s eye view feature that provides an aerial view of the property with a map and dotted lines providing context by indicating where motion started
With 1536p HD resolution and an array microphone, the $250 device has the crispest picture and sound of any Ring.
Ring’s new Video Doorbell Pro 2 captures a taller image and has enhanced motion detection
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Ring has announced the latest model in its line of video doorbells, the Video Doorbell Pro 2. The Pro 2 is a new top-of-the-line model that comes with a number of enhancements over its predecessor, including a taller field of view and enhanced motion detection capabilities. It is available to preorder for $249.99 starting today, with shipments expected to begin on March 31st, 2021.
The most significant update for the Pro 2 is its new square video capture. First popularized by Google’s Nest Hello and adopted by many other video doorbells, this field of view makes it possible to see who is at your door from head to toe. It also makes it possible to see when packages are left on the ground in front of the doorbell. The Pro 2 captures a 1536 x 1536 pixel image and is the first Ring model to not use the traditional 16:9 wide view.
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