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.

I have several Ring doorbell cameras and they work great. But those are all outdoor cameras. I wanted an indoor camera with excelent picture quality and panning capability to see the whole room so I could check on my dog when I'm away from the house. Since I already have some cameras, there was no additional cost to set it up and stream and record via my phone. It give me a complete 360 degree view and I can even tilt up and down remotely. Easy to install and I was up and running in no time. I bought the white to fit in with my decor but its available in black, gray, a rose color, and starlight (kindof an off white). I also have Alexa and this camera is fully compatible with Alexa devices. Overall, a very nice product that I recommend.

I use this indoors so I can keep an eye on my apartment/pets while I'm away. It works great and connects to the Ring app easily. The tilt/panning is awesome in case you need to look around, but the camera view is pretty wide so I don't need to use it too much (of course would depend on the size of your room). It encompasses my apartment kitchen and living room area perfectly

I have several Ring cameras/doorbells for external use but I needed an indoor camera to monitor my basement when I am not at home or not in the basement. Fortunately, Ring cameras allow you to enable or disable motion detection based on the Ring Alarm mode so this camera was a perfect complement to my Ring-based security system. Prior to purchasing the Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera I purchased a Ring Stickup Camera with the separate Pan/Tilt base. It's a great camera and extremely versatile but the total cost was quite a bit more than the Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera. For indoor use the Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera provides essentially the same set of features for a considerably lower cost. Integrating the Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera into my existing Ring Alarm system was a breeze. The camera performance is great and the smaller footprint allowed me to place it in a smaller and more discreet location. I do have a couple of minor issues with the Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera, but these tend to be things that affect all Ring cameras that connect via WiFi. I would like the option of connecting all Ring WiFi cameras using the 5 GHz WiFi channels. There are obviously some issues with distance and obstructions with 5 GHz and higher frequency WiFi channels, but having the option to use 5 GHz channels would help me avoid the highly congested 2.4 GHz channels. Only supporting 2.4 GHz today is very limiting. I would also like it if all Ring Cameras supported Ethernet connectivity, and better yet, Ethernet with PoE. All of my Ring Doorbell Cameras and all but one of my Ring Stick-Up Cameras support Ethernet with PoE. From a security standpoint this is the gold standard since WiFi can be jammed. I understand that adding Ethernet and PoE would cost more (and for Ring it costs a lot more) but Ring does not currently offer a Pan/Tilt mount for any of its products with Ethernet or Ethernet with PoE. That said, my Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera (and all of my Ring WiFi cameras) has been very reliable when using WiFi connectivity.

This wired Ring camera gets a 4 star because every time it gets unplugged the Ring has to recalibrate and resets the home position. I’ve installed this in the kids room on the ceiling and it often gets unplugged because it shares an outlet. First time it was installed and calibrated it kept hitting the corner of the walls and giving an error. It would be great for the Ring to recognize and adjust to its surroundings. The video quality is great but the sound could be better. It picks up a lot of background noise and distorts audio. The frequency of the video is a bit much but could be adjusted through the app. I appreciate the night vision function and the ability for it to adjust quickly. This isn’t specific to the item, but it would be nice for the video to run continuously rather than with a max 120secs.

Installation was very easy, no issues. Very clear images, use with Ring plan to store and view. Only negative is that cannot disable status light, so every time it records the blue status light on lit.

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.

It’s really a nice picture it’s really an awesome camera. The 360 is great. The lighting is awesome also. Is lag time is short easy to set up.