The Ring Car Cam is now available to order for $200

The Ring Car cam is available for pre-order. You can get the company's first dashboard security camera at Amazon.com or Ring.com for $199.99, which is $50 cheaper than the regular price. Beginning February 15th, it will be shipped to US customers.

The Ring Car cam is the video doorbell company's first venture outside of the home. The Ring Car cam has two cameras that can record inside and outside of the car, as well as a microphone and speaker, as well as sensors that can detect motion in and around the car.

There is a rear- and front-facing camera in the ring car cam. The image is of a ring.

The image is of a ring.

Automatic video recording can happen while driving. If you pay for a Ring Protect Go plan, you will be able to see a live view from the camera when you aren't in the car.

Cloud storage of videos for up to 180 days is included in the subscription. Local storage can be found when the camera is connected to the internet through a phone or a computer.

The Ring Car cam works with a traffic stop feature where the command "Alexa, record" will start a recording during a stop or after a fender bender. The voice assistant isn't built in, that's the extent of any alexa integration

Image: Ring

The car battery is used to power the device. It comes with a tool that you can use to secure the cable between the dashboard and the window.

The Ring app can be used to view and record live and recorded video from the camera. You can use the built-in microphone and speaker for two-way talk from the car or to communicate with someone who is in your car when you are not there.

There is a physical shutter that the driver can close at any time to stop all interior video and audio from being recorded. optional video end-to-end encryption is supported by the ring car cam

The arrival of the Ring Car cam two years after it was first announced means there is some hope that the Always Home cam can still be seen. We are still waiting to see one in action despite Ring opening invitations in 2021. The complexity and challenges of building an in-house flying autonomously vehicle are enormous and will come out at some point.