Ring Floodlight Cam 4K Pro (newest model), Wired, Retinal 4K with wide-angle video, 10x Enhanced Zoom, and 2000 Lumen Floodlights, White
About this product
Capture it all with Retinal 4K video — See every detail of your home or business in full view — powered by Retinal 4K. (Video quality may vary based on internet bandwidth and device temperature.)
See, hear and speak to visitors on camera — With Live View & Two-Way Talk with Audio+, you’ll be able to interact with who’s there in real time, right from your phone.
Tailored detection for more exact alerts — 3D Motion Detection pinpoints motion on your property so you’ll receive more precise alerts and less interruptions.
See in the near-dark — With Low-Light Sight, get a full-color view in the near-dark when your floodlights are off. Nearby street lighting is all you need.
Light up large outdoor areas — 2000 lumen motion-activated floodlights give unwanted visitors nowhere to hide.
Sound the siren with a tap — Activate the 85dB siren from the Ring app to send unwanted visitors running.
Get more from Ring with Alexa — Connect your device to stream video on Echo Show, get instant alerts, control security features by voice, and hear and speak to people hands-free.
Editor's Take
Amazon reviewers and third-party review sites describe the Ring Floodlight Cam 4K Pro as delivering noticeably sharper video than older Ring floodlight cameras, with strong night performance thanks to the 2,000-lumen lights and wide-angle coverage. Reviewers frequently praise the 4K clarity, 10x zoom, and the convenience of a wired, always-on floodlight camera in the Ring ecosystem.
Reddit users are more mixed: some report very good detail and useful alerts, while others complain about stuttering, inconsistent picture quality, or the experience feeling overpriced once subscription costs are factored in. Forum discussion also suggests the camera’s value depends heavily on whether the buyer already uses Ring and plans to subscribe for cloud features.
YouTube reviewers generally like the image quality and zoom, and several demo videos focus on whether the jump to 4K is meaningful for real-world identification. Overall sentiment leans positive for image quality and floodlight brightness, with recurring concerns about Ring’s subscription model and occasional performance quirks.
