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Ring Launches New 2K Outdoor Security Cameras in Australia
Ring's crispier new 2K outdoor security cams will have you shouting 'Zoom! Enhance!' like in all those cop shows
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Ring has introduced two new outdoor security cameras in Australia, the Ring Spotlight Camera (2nd Gen) and Ring Floodlight Camera (2nd Gen), featuring enhanced 2K video quality for better recognition of outdoor activity. Pre-orders are available, with shipping dates set for June 2026.
- 01The Ring Spotlight Camera (2nd Gen) is priced at AU$279 and features a 550-lumen spotlight.
- 02The Ring Floodlight Camera (2nd Gen) costs AU$329 and has a 2000-lumen spotlight with a wider field of view.
- 03Both cameras offer 2K video resolution, significantly improving image clarity compared to the previous 1080p models.
- 04New customers can access a 30-day free trial of Ring's subscription service when setting up a new device.
- 05These cameras are part of Ring's strategy to enhance its product lineup and compete with other home security brands.
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Ring, the home security brand under Amazon, has unveiled two new outdoor cameras tailored for Australian homes: the Ring Spotlight Camera (2nd Gen) and Ring Floodlight Camera (2nd Gen). Both models feature a significant upgrade to 2K video resolution, enhancing clarity for recognizing people, packages, and pets. The Spotlight Camera offers a 550-lumen spotlight for improved visibility, while the Floodlight Camera boasts a 2000-lumen spotlight and a broader viewing angle, ideal for illuminating driveways and backyards. The pricing is set at AU$279 for the Spotlight and AU$329 for the Floodlight, with shipping scheduled for June 2026. These new additions follow the recent release of Ring's Battery Video Doorbells in Australia, which also feature upgraded 2K resolution. However, users should be aware that a subscription to Ring's service may be necessary to save recorded footage, although a 30-day free trial is included for new customers.
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The introduction of these cameras could enhance home security for Australian residents.
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