Prime Day 2025: The Best Ring Security Camera Deals

Ring security cameras offer crisp video quality, integrate well with other security products from Ring, and come with effective crime-deterrent features such as motion-activated lights and sirens. Ring cameras are also affordable, especially if you can get them during one of Amazon’s Prime Day sales.

Prime Day 2025 starts July 8 and will run for four days until July 11. But the thing is, you don’t have to wait for Prime Day. Amazon is starting the party early with discounts on Ring security cameras. Let’s take a look at them.

Prime Day 2025 Early Deals

One of the perks of being an Amazon brand is that customers can access Ring discounts before the Prime Day event. We expect to see more on the way, so make sure to check back regularly for the latest deals. Here’s what you can get today.

As you can see, some discounts go beyond 50-percent for some bundles. Ring hasn’t released its deals for standalone cameras yet, but based on previous Prime Days, you can expect savings up to $80 from those. To give you an idea, these were Ring’s prices during Prime Day 2024:

Those deals were pretty good; not only were there discounts for every type of Ring security camera, but the discounts themselves were huge, reaching up to 50 percent. That said, hunting deals is just part of the equation. Before you check out your 2025 Prime Day selections, let’s see which Ring cameras are best suited for you.

Ring Camera Information

Knowing Ring’s lineup can help you pick out the best Prime Day 2025 deals for yourself. It’s easy to find the biggest discounts, but of course, you should find deals for the Ring cameras that you need. You can read our Ring camera review for more information, or you can refer to this quick guide.

All in all, Ring offers four home security camera lines: the Ring Indoor Cam, Ring Stick Up Cam, Ring Spotlight Cam, and Ring Floodlight Cam. Within each lineup are several models, except for the Ring Indoor Cam.

The Ring Indoor Cam

The Ring Indoor Cam is, obviously, an indoor camera. It’s the most affordable camera from Ring, but it offers all the essential features of an indoor camera. It has 1080p HD resolution, night vision, a decent viewing angle, two-way audio, and motion detection. It’s small enough to go almost anywhere, and its simple plug-in setup makes it easy to install. Here’s our Ring Indoor Cam review for more information.

The Ring Stick Up Cam

The Ring Stick Up Cam is a line of durable cameras that can be used either indoors or outdoors. It comes in several versions. There’s a battery-powered one, a plug-in type camera, a solar-powered model, and a version that uses Power over Ethernet (PoE) for power and internet connectivity. No matter the version, you’ll get 1080p resolution, wide viewing angle, motion detection, and night vision, among other useful features.

Additionally, there’s a special mount for the Ring Stick Up Cam that converts it into a pan-and-tilt camera. The mount plugs into a power outlet, and makes the Stick Up Cam rotate a full 360 degrees and tilt up to 90 degrees for a more complete view of your home. The pan and tilt functions are controlled through the Ring app.

The Ring Spotlight Cam

The Ring Spotlight Cam is an outdoor camera lineup. Their most distinguishing feature is the built-in spotlight that shines a bright line on intruders. It can function as a normal spotlight as well, and since it provides enough light to illuminate the camera’s view, Spotlight Cams offer color night vision. Like the Stick Up Cam, it comes in a battery-powered, solar-powered, and plug-in version. There’s no PoE version, but there’s a hardwired version that easily replaces existing spotlights.

In addition, there’s a Pro and Plus version that add more features to the standard Spotlight Cam. For example, the Pro version has 3D motion detection that uses radar to more accurately detect and even map the movement of people approaching your home.

The Ring Floodlight Cam

Lastly, the Ring Floodlight Cam is a lineup of outdoor cameras equipped with floodlights. These floodlights are brighter than the spotlights on the Spotlight Cams. And since they consume more power than regular spotlights, all the Ring Floodlight Cams need to be plugged into an outlet or wired into existing floodlight wirings.

Ring Home Plans

The overall cost of Ring cameras is contingent on whether you’ll get a Ring Home plan to cover your cameras. Ring Home is Ring’s subscription service that provides cloud storage to Ring cameras, doorbells, and alarm systems.

You could opt not to get a subscription, but that would mean your cameras won’t record. That’s why we recommend getting a Ring Home plan, particularly if you have multiple cameras. It’s not easy monitoring and attending to notifications from multiple cameras on your own.

Ring Basic costs $4.99 per month, or $49 yearly. It only includes cloud storage for one camera, though. If you have two cameras, you’ll need the Standard ($9.99 per month or $99.99 yearly) or Premium plan ($19.99 per month or $199.99 yearly).

Ring Company Background

Ring wasn’t always an arm of Amazon, which has made 21 acquisitions in 2017 through 2018, including Ring for $1.2 billion in 2018.1 They began as a humble company called DoorBot that was actually rejected on the TV show Shark Tank, believe it or not.

But by 2018, they had a 97 percent market share of the U.S video doorbell market.2 Now, Ring sells products other than video doorbells like the Ring Video Doorbell Pro; obviously, they sell security cameras, the topic of this article, but also motion sensors, smart speakers like the Echo Dot with Clock and the Echo Flex, smart displays like the Echo Show 8, door/ window sensors, smart lighting, and other smart home offerings.

Ring’s story isn’t all inspirational. The company has gotten into trouble for both hackings of their cameras and their partnerships with over 400 local police departments in the U.S. Some consider Ring cameras to be surveillance devices, while many others see the Alexa integration as further recording. Amazon admits that its employees listen to these recordings to improve Alexa’s artificial intelligence, so when it comes to privacy, Ring is not the most trustworthy, given its track record.

That being said, Ring has addressed privacy concerns with a couple of key updates. Privacy zones, for example, have their cameras ignore designated areas of people’s homes. On certain cameras like the battery-powered Ring Stick Up Cam Battery, users can completely disable motion alerts, motion recording, and audio. We hope more of Ring’s cameras get these capabilities in the future, as that would help to build more trust in the company.

Recap

You can already find great Ring deals before the Prime Day 2025 four-day event begins. Before you use Amazon’s patented one-click ordering,3 check out Ring Prime Day deals for doorbells and Ring Alarm Prime Day deals. The best discounts seem to always come from bundles, so see which Ring and Amazon Echo products you can package together to maximize your savings.