The Amazon Ring doorbell has fallen to its lowest price ever at £34 on sale

AMAZON proposes the cheapest ring doorbell at the lowest price yet.

The smart security camera costs a very tempting £34.

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Amazon has never sold this particular Ring Doorbell at a lower price.

The RRP for the Amazon Ring Doorbell Wired model is £49.99.

So we’re looking at a 32% discount, or just under £15.99.

• Ring Doorbell (wired) on Amazon for £34 – Buy here

A price tracker confirms the price has never fallen below £34 – even during the Black Friday sales.

And it’s a good discount considering the average retail price of the last 24 changes is £44.10.

So if you’ve been waiting to pick up a Ring doorbell, this might just be your best bet.

The gadget can act as a handy video doorbell to help you avoid missed deliveries – and could even catch criminals in the act.

The doorbell offers crisp 1080p HD footage and a two-way talk feature to talk to visitors through the app.

Get instant notifications on your phone when someone presses your doorbell or triggers the motion sensors.

There’s also a quick reply feature that can automatically reply to someone at the door with a preselected message.

The doorbell can be connected directly to your existing doorbell wiring.

Or you can grab a plug adapter that allows you to plug it in through an outlet.

Thanks to a night vision mode, the camera also works in the dark.

You also get a free 30-day trial of Ring Protect Plan with your purchase.

This will give you a footage saving feature to record, review and share moments captured by the camera.

• Ring Doorbell (wired) on Amazon for £34 – Buy here

All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing but may have changed since then.

Always do your own research before making a purchase.

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