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We first saw the Ring Stick Up Cam at CES in 2016 when it debuted and were impressed with how it gives an extra boost of security to your video doorbell.

The Ring Stick Up Cam normally retails for $ 199 but is currently discounted to $ 169 on Amazon, providing a $ 30 or 15 percent discount.

The stick - up cam is the only wireless outdoor security camera with HD video and two - way audio, meaning you can both see and interact with anyone at your front door.

This is meant to be paired with the Ring video door bell, as the Stick Up Cam is capable of providing additional coverage where the doorbell can't see, but you aren't required to hook up the doorbell and you can optionally set just the Stick Up Cam in place if you wish.

This issue only effected Ring Video Doorbell Pro users, not users of our other products, Ring Video Doorbell and Ring Stick Up Cam.

There's the Stick Up Cam we recently reviewed, which is a basic, yet appealing connected security camera.

The official Ring Video Doorbell app has been updated with a new volume control setting, Stick Up Cam support and more.

Check out the gallery of images below for a closer look at the Stick Up Cam.

The Stick Up Cam continues that tradition, only requiring that you mount its bracket with a set of 4 screws, then literally «stick» the camera onto the mount and swivel it to your desired angle.

Ring has debuted its latest product for home security with the Stick Up Cam, a wireless outdoor security camera that's easy to mount and monitor.

The Ring Stick Up Cam is a user - friendly solution for home security.

If you're interested in checking out the Ring Stick Up Cam, it can be pre-ordered now from Ring's website for $ 199 at the link below.

In addition to delivering HD video from outside of your home or office sans wires, the $ 199 Ring Stick Up Cam features a microphone and speaker combination so you can communicate with anyone that may be suspiciously hanging out outside.

The Stick Up Cam Elite has more advanced motion sensor technology and is powered by either Ethernet or a standard wall outlet.

Speaking of shine, if you mount your Stick Up Cam in a position that isn't the easiest to get to when the battery needs recharging, Ring offers an optional Solar Panel for the Stick Up Cam that can keep things powered up year round.

You create a user account with Ring through the app, press the setup button on the Stick Up Cam and follow the steps within the app.

The Ring Stick Up Cam comes packaged with the camera, mount, quick release plate, two micro-USB cables (short cable for charging, longer cable for wired power source), a Ring security window sticker, a screwdriver, drill bit and mounting screws.

Additionally, and this may be the most important feature, the Ring Stick Up Cam has an official Windows 10 Mobile app that isn't too shabby.

The Stick Up Cam comes with a 30 - day trial for the Basic Plan to let you evaluate the plan and choose what is best for your needs.

Additionally, if you want to conserve battery power, you can decrease the number of alerts the Stick Up Cam identifies.

If you have tried the Stick Up Cam, let us know what you think in the comments.

To view what your Stick Up Cam is doing and tweak the camera's settings, just tap on the device icon at the top of the Home Screen.

The quick release plate makes it easy to remove the Stick Up Cam when it needs recharging but is a less secure option.

It's when you narrow your focus, such as covering the front door, that things get challenging to find the best location for the Stick Up Cam.

While I was impressed with the Ring Stick Up Cam and the Ring App, I must give kudos to Ring's customer support network.

I'm still partial to the Homeboy system for indoors, but the Ring Stick Up Cam tackles the outdoor very nicely.

The Stick Up Cam has a modest appearance and measures 4.98 inches x 2.43 inches x.87 inches (12.65 centimeters x 6.17 centimeters x 2.21 centimeters) and weighs in at 9.1 ounces (258 grams).

The Ring Stick Up Cam comes in black and costs $ 155 on Amazon.

The Ring Stick Up Cam appears to be a solid solution.

Ring's first two products — the Ring Video Doorbell and the Ring Stick Up Cam — secured your front door and outside of your home, respectively.

If you opt for a paid plan or stick with the free streaming, Ring offers a lifetime theft protection plan that replaces your Stick Up Cam should it get stolen.

After hitting a pairing button on the back — covered, normally, with a small rubber gasket — you connect your phone to the wireless network the Stick Up Cam creates, make an account (or sign into an existing one) and scan for your home network.

First debuting at CES 2016, the Stick Up Cam can be placed practically anywhere, and the Ring Solar Panel lets you power the camera wherever it ends up.

A lot has changed on the Ring front with some new hardware including its Stick Up Cam which we recently reviewed.

Like the Stick Up Cam, the solar panel can be mounted nearly anywhere, and comes with its own mounting bracket.

Since my initial review, Ring is expanding its portfolio with newer products like the Stick Up Cam.

Ring has unveiled a new product to power its Stick Up Cam home security camera, the Ring Solar Panel.

In fact, even at much closer range the quality leaves something to be desired: you really need to have the Stick Up Cam within ten feet of where you're expecting peoples» faces to likely be, if you want to avoid blockiness.

The first gadget that we'll talk about is the Stick Up Cam, which is essentially a security camera.

The Ring Stick Up Cam is compatible with the company's Solar Panel Charger, says Ring.

The company has also announced the Stick Up Cam Elite, next to the regular model, and these two cameras look almost identical.

For example, for today, 24 November, only, Amazon.com has slashed $ 157 off the price of a RinG Stick up Cam and Solar Panel bundle.

Still, when it comes to making sure your backyard is as secure as your front porch, Stick Up Cam promises to be a valuable counterpart to Ring Video Doorbell.

The Canary Flex, Blink, and the Ring Stick Up Cam are all priced under $ 200, and are competitive with wired cameras like the Nest Cam.

x 1.45 - inch Stick Up Cam shoots 720p video with infrared LEDs to shoot at night and two - way audio so that you can communicate with whoever it is that's skulking around your house.

Ring unveiled the $ 199 Stick Up Cam last month, but is here at Mobile World Congress to further show off the camera now that it's shipping to consumers.

Those are the same features as the Ring's video doorbell, though that product has a 180 - degree field of view to the Stick Up Cam's 80 degrees.

The company now makes Stick Up Cam, a wireless motion - activated camera that connects to your phone over Wi - Fi.

Should the Stick Up Cam sense any movement, it sends an alert to your smartphone.