When my family can get into a car and drive away without any video of it is not very comferting in the sence of theft protection. I am very fusterated with the Ring spotlight, currently I would not recomend, at least the Ring spotlight to anybody.
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They will have you do a series of testing, but hopefully once they have determined that there is not much more testing to be done and that the device is not working properly, they will send you a replacement if it’s still within the warranty wrote: If you are past your return window, you can try calling Ring support. I would have much preferred wired if at all possible.
And Ring was the only one I knew of selling battery operated doorbells at the time. I really needed a security camera on my front door, which is why I put so much effort into it. When I got the Ring Video doorbell 2, I bought and returned a couple before I got one that seemed to work most of the time. Then purchase a replacement (to reset the return clock) or a different device all together. This may not be what you want to hear, but sometimes with it may just be easier to return it if you can. With this kind of technology, they should mostly just work when you turn it on.
It picks up cars and trucks that drive by, but not necessarily delivery person right in front of it. I have a Ring video doorbell2 on battery, and even set on frequent motion detection, it can be rather tempermental in terms of what it picks up. Is your spolight cam battery or wired? Wired ones tend to be more stable and consistent, particularly at picking up motion. I don’t have a spotlight cam, but I definitely understand how frustrating it is when expensive devices that you have purchased for security don’t work.
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