Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam | See all around with 360° pan coverage, HD video, plus Two-Way Talk (2024 release) | White

Setup was a breeze—up and running in just a few minutes! The 360° pan feature gives excellent room coverage, and the HD video is super clear. I also really like the two-way talk feature—it’s responsive and sounds great on both ends. Perfect for keeping an eye on things indoors. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliable indoor cam with full coverage!

Works great. I already have Ring Doorbell and outside lights. This product was the easiest to install so far. Scanned the Code on the camera and within 3 minutes, it was up and working. It used the information already on the other devices to connect to the network. the longest task was to update the firmware, this is why it took 3 minutes.Resolution on the camera for day and night is great.

I recently added the Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam to my home security setup, and I couldn't be happier with the decision. Living in a bustling area of New York City, I wanted a reliable way to monitor my apartment, especially when I'm away.​Setup & Design:The installation was straightforward—just plug it in, connect to Wi-Fi via the Ring app, and it was ready to go. The sleek design blends seamlessly with my home decor, and I appreciate the variety of color options available.​Functionality:The 360-degree pan and 169-degree tilt features are fantastic. I can remotely adjust the camera's view to cover every corner of the room, ensuring comprehensive coverage. The 1080p HD video quality is crisp, and the color night vision provides clear images even in low light. The two-way audio is a bonus—I can communicate with my pets or visitors when I'm not home.​TechRadar+1TechRadar+1The Verge+1TechRadar+1Integration:Being part of the Ring ecosystem, it integrates seamlessly with my other Ring devices. The app provides real-time notifications, and I can access live views or recorded footage with ease. While some features require a Ring Protect subscription, I find the added benefits, like video history and person detection, well worth the cost.​Peace of Mind:Since installing the camera, I feel more secure knowing I can monitor my home anytime, anywhere. Whether I'm at work or traveling, I have peace of mind that my space is protected.​Overall, the Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam has exceeded my expectations. It's a versatile, high-quality addition to my home security system, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their indoor surveillance.​

For the money (I bought the 4 pack during the Black Friday sale), this is a very good value. I have two of these plugged in in a sunroom that gets very cold (Fahrenheit teens) in the winter. They are sitting on window sills, pointing outside. The PTZ functions well. I get timely notifications of motion. I love how I can modify different aspects of motion detection (sensitivity and range), notifications (triggering motion, method of notification, and alarm sounds), and listening/muting. I realize the user is advised that pointing the cameras through a window towards the outside gives a less than optimal result, I have found the result to be perfectly good for my purposes, even at night.

I have the regular non-tilting Ring cameras and the tilt cameras. I find these tilt cams to be the better of the two not just because they tilt and turn, but because the base is weighed. On the regular indoor cams I have to make weighed bases for them to make sure they are stable on flat surfaces. Without the weighted base the stiffness of the power cord or having the power cord touched can effect the placement and direction of the camera view. While making the bases isn't hard, it does take some time and efffort.The tilt cams have nicely weighed bases and they give you the ability to change the view of camera. They sit much more firmly on a flat surface than the non-tilt cameras. They operate silently too. The tilt cam is about an inch taller than the non-tilt cam, but when I add a weighted base to a non-tilt cam the difference is less than half an inch. The additional $20 for the tilt cam is money well spent.The tilt camera has a couple of features that need improvement. The first is that when the camera is started or reset it spins and tilts back and forth. This exercise means that the camera has to be set where it has plenty of room or the tilting back and forth will knock it over. You're not going to be able to tuck this in a tight place on a shelf. The other feature, that is on all Ring indoor cams, is that there is no way to turn off the little blue light indiciating that the camera is recording. I understand why Ring does this, but if you don't want the feature you'll need to place a small piece of electrical tape over the blue indicator light.I like these tilt cameras and if I need a new Indoor Cam I will only buy the tilt version. Unless you are trying to tuck the camera in a tight space or maybe plan to wall mount it the $20 extra for the tilt cam is a worth it.

This plan-tilt device is the missing link in the Ring catalogue ... spotlight, searchlight, and small static indoor cams, a mailbox sensor,chimes, doorbell cams already onboard, but this cam, which pans and tilts on command from the Ring app, adds a bow to the package. Wall mounting is tricky, tho, and for mwe required drilling a hole in the plastic mount and securing it with a larger, longer screw than the ones provided in the box. Ring app already on our devices, adding this one was simple, 1st time maniputated from the Ring dashboard, it worked like a charm. This is our screened porch cat cam, mounted abojt 7 feet up the interior wall, makes us feel they're secure, they don't seem to mind being on camera, night vision feature is terrific.