Ring doorbells and security cameras plummet in price for Boxing Day, and the timing couldn't be better

Ring video doorbell mounted next to front door

Ring video doorbells and security cameras have just been slashed in price on Amazon, where you can get video doorbells for up to 50% off

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Taylor Bushey

By Taylor Bushey


Published: 26/12/2025

- 15:42

Updated: 26/12/2025

- 15:45

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Keep your home secure while you head out for New Year's Eve

Ring video doorbells and security cameras have just been slashed in price on Amazon.

Yes, you can upgrade your home security this season for a fraction of the normal cost. For instance, a new video doorbell and camera bundle is on sale for £89 — was £139, and a new video doorbell by itself is on sale for £49 — was £99.


The deals arrive at a great time, too.

Whether you’re heading out to a New Year's Eve party, escaping for a winter sun holiday, or hitting the slopes for some January skiing, leaving your home unattended can be stressful. According to various police data reports, home burglaries spike during December in the UK, with New Year's Eve being one of the most popular days for home theft.

A new video doorbell or security camera makes it easier than ever to monitor your home while you’re away. With Ring, you’ll receive instant alerts and can view live video from your phone anytime, anywhere.

If you've never shopped from the major home security brand before, Ring was originally founded in Santa Monica, California, in 2013 and was later acquired by Amazon in 2018.

Save £50 on the Ring battery doorbell and indoor camera bundle from Amazon

Keep your home secure with the Ring video battery doorbell and indoor camera bundle. See visitors in crisp 1440p HD with Colour Night Vision and Head-to-Toe View, and check inside your home anytime in live HD. Installation is quick and simple —just charge, click into place, and connect through the app. Add the compact Indoor Camera to check in on your home in live HD anytime, with a removable Privacy Cover for peace of mind. Customise Privacy Zones, use Quick Replies, receive smart alerts for people and packages, and enjoy hands-free control with Alexa.

If you want an even bigger discount, you can also pack up your old or broken Ring devices and send them back to your nearest Amazon warehouse to get an extra 20% off the existing sale price.

Ring battery doorbell and indoor camera
$139.98 $89.98

Get a Ring doorbell for HALF PRICE on Amazon 

If you don't want to participate in the competition, you can purchase a brand-new Ring doorbell for 50% off. Easy to install and powered by a built-in battery, it delivers 1440x1440 HD Colour Night Vision and Head-to-Toe View. Enjoy Privacy Zones, Quick Replies, and smart person and package alerts through the Ring app for complete home awareness.

If you want an even bigger discount, you can also pack up your old or broken Ring devices and send them back to your nearest Amazon warehouse to get an extra 20% off the existing sale price.

Ring battery video doorbell
$99.99 $49.99

Ring's indoor security cameras are designed to help you secure various parts of your home, whether that be the living room, bedroom, or home office. It streams crisp 1080p HD video with Colour Night Vision, so you can clearly see what’s happening in any room, day or night. This is especially helpful if you have any pets and want to monitor their activity, too.

The camera uses advanced motion detection with customisable motion zones, allowing you to focus alerts on the areas you care about most and reduce unnecessary notifications. You’ll also get real-time alerts on your phone whenever motion is detected, and with the Live View feature, you can check in anytime through the Ring app.

The camera even includes a remote-activated siren for added security and works with Alexa, so you can view live feeds or receive announcements on compatible smart devices.

Viewing what's going on isn't the only main function either.

Two-way talk with Audio+ and noise cancellation lets you hear and speak clearly through the camera — great for interacting with family or pets while you’re away. If you're worried about privacy, there's a manual, removable Privacy Cover, which physically blocks the camera lens and turns off audio and video when you want complete peace of mind.

To install, all you need to do is mount it and plug it into the wall. If you don't want to drill into your walls, it also easily sits on top of furniture.

a woman holds her iphone landscape and uses on-screen controls to move the ring camera lensYou can watch the footage taken from your Ring camera on your phone using the Ring app | RING PRESS OFFICE

On the other hand, the Ring battery video doorbell is designed to protect your outdoor space for additional security while you're away.

Created with 1440x1440 HD Colour Night Vision and Head-to-Toe View, you’ll see every detail, regardless of whether it's day or night. The built-in battery allows for a simpler setup with no wiring required.

You can also customise your monitoring using Privacy Zones, and use Quick Replies as an instant answering machine for your door.

Fine-tune notifications with person and package Alerts to know exactly when someone’s at your door or a delivery arrives.

However, a Ring Protect subscription is required to take advantage of this feature for both the video doorbells and security cameras. There are three different tiers available to choose from with the subscription:

TierCostDevices CoveredKey Features
Home Basic£4.99/month or £49.99/yearOne Ring doorbell or camera180 days of event video history, Person & Package Alerts, Video Preview Alerts (short clips in notifications), ability to download/share videos
Home Standard£7.99/month or £79.99/yearAll Ring devices at one locationEverything in Basic + Extended Live View (up to 30 minutes), Doorbell Calls, Alarm Cellular Backup, Daily Event Summary, automations
Home Premium£15.99/month or £159.99/yearAll Ring devices at one locationEverything in Standard + 24/7 Recording (for eligible devices), Continuous Live View, Smart Video Search, and broader event coverage

You can manage all settings, alerts, and modes conveniently through the Ring app, too.

If you don't want to pay for a subscription service, though, there are other security cameras available that don't require a subscription.

Eufy battery-powered video doorbell

Eufy features video doorbells and security cameras that don't require a subscription service like Ring.

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For instance, Eufy also sells battery-powered video doorbells and indoor security cameras.

Eufy's video doorbell features a dual‑camera system that's built to deliver crisp 2K HD video with colour night vision, giving you a full view from head to doorstep without blind spots. You get advanced AI detection for people and packages, two‑way audio just like with the Ring cameras, and instant mobile alerts so you always know who’s there. Like the Ring doorbell, Eufy's options run on a rechargeable battery or can be hardwired, and feature local storage with no mandatory subscription fees.


The indoor camera also includes smart motion detection with customizable zones, two‑way audio for real‑time conversations, and night vision so nothing goes unseen. Alerts are sent straight to your phone, and you can store footage locally or link it with your preferred smart hub, such as a Google Nest.

Not familiar with the brand? Owned by Anker, which is known for its fast-chargers and smartphone accessories, Eufy focuses on designing products like robot vacuums, smart security cameras, video doorbells, and smart scales.

Blink video doorbell

You can get a brand new Blink video doorbell for 50% off in Amazon's latest sale

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If you're looking for even more affordable alternatives to Ring's security cameras, Blink has also slashed the prices of its products.

While both Ring and Blink are owned by Amazon and could be considered siblings, Ring is positioned to have premium offerings and a higher price point, whereas Blink is a more affordable option in comparison.

You don't need a subscription to use Blink's products either. However, if you're looking to unlock full cloud video recording and storage, it's recommended that you sign up for one.

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