Ring Delivers Customers More Clarity and Colour with 2K Video
Since Ring was founded in 2013, we’ve reimagined how customers stay connected to the things that matter to them. Whether it’s a video doorbell to greet guests or a motion-activated floodlight camera to light up a backyard to keep homes and businesses secure after hours, we are constantly inventing for customers.
Globally, we’ve grown to offer more than 50 products across five categories, with cameras among our fastest growing and most popular products today. While we started by introducing the world’s first video doorbell, we’ve grown into a company that keeps people connected to the things most important to them. We’re always evolving our products to deliver for our customers, and today we’re excited to announce that we’re enhancing our camera lineup with 2K video, Ring’s best image quality yet.
Introducing 2K Video
2K video resolution will soon be available on our Floodlight Cam Wired Pro and Spotlight Cam Pro. While Ring’s existing HD Video delivers crisp resolution, we are always working to enhance the Ring experience for both new and existing customers, and 2K will deliver even greater sharpness and texture quality for enhanced detail and clarity.
We know video quality is important to customers, and at the heart of all Ring’s image quality is Ring Vision. Ring Vision combines software, hardware, and Ring’s internal expertise to ensure balanced colour, contrast, and motion smoothing so customers see each moment in brilliant detail.
2K video will start rolling out on Floodlight Cam Pro and Spotlight Cam Pro beginning January 8, 2025. Existing customers will be able to upgrade their Floodlight Cam Wired Pro and Spotlight Cam Pro to 2K resolution at no added cost through the Ring app.
For more information about Ring and its products, visit www.ring.com.
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