The best part about smart doorbells, specifically Ring ones, is that there is a battery-powered version. That means you don't need to deal with any wiring, and you can move it wherever and whenever.

Offering head-to-toe video, but stripped of a few bells and whistles, the Ring Battery Video Doorbell lets you keep an eye on both your doorstep and your budget. Video doorbells have become a ...

Reportedly, one of the major reasons behind this lack of repairability is the lithium-ion battery housed within the Galaxy Ring. iFixit highlights that this battery offers around 400 charge cycles ...

RING says your doorbell battery should last between six to 12 months on a single charge - but it depends on its activity. If you're being forced to charge or swap out your battery sooner than that ...

According to the detailed (and pretty interesting) teardown made by the iFixit team, the Galaxy Ring packs a lithium-ion battery. As you know, lithium-ion batteries severely degrade after a number of ...

The Ring Battery Video Doorbell stands out from other Ring Battery Doorbells because it doesn't actually have a battery. See? I told you I'd make things less confusing. Of course, in reality ...

Google Nest currently offers a much smaller range than Ring in both home security cameras and video doorbells. The brand currently offers just three cameras; there’s the Nest Cam (battery ...

Macy Meyer is a North Carolina native who graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with a BA in English and a second BA in Journalism. Macy is a Writer on the CNET How-To team, covering a variety of topics ...

Though imperfect due to less-than-promised battery life and some unreliable health tracking at launch, the Galaxy Ring is a solid entry into a new form factor. Samsung enters the smart ring arena ...

All of Ring's battery-powered security cameras last between three and six months before they need recharging. However, this will depend upon how often motion is detected, how many times the camera ...