Best Ring Video Doorbell Black Friday deals 2021

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Ring Video Doorbell Black Friday deals are happening right now. If you're in the market for a Ring Video Doorbell or a Ring security camera, many devices are discounted thanks to Black Friday deals at Amazon.

Most Ring Video Doorbell Black Fridays deals involve bundling the video doorbell with one of the best Alexa speakers or smart displays. Ring is owned by Amazon, so the two devices work well together. If someone buzzes your Ring video doorbell, you can see a live feed on an Echo Show, or talk to them on an Echo Dot.

These Ring Video Doorbell Black Friday deals won't last long. See all the top Ring deals and promotions happening now below.

Top Ring Video Doorbell Black Friday deals today

Ring Video Doorbell deals you can get now

Ring Video Doorbell (2020): was $99 now $79 @ Amazon

Ring Video Doorbell (2020): was $99 now $79 @ Amazon
Ring's newest flagship video doorbell is $20 off for Black Friday. It can be wired or run on battery power, and is only one of two Ring video doorbells that can let you know if a package is on your doorstep. You can read our review to see why we gave it 4 stars.


Ring Video Doorbell Wired bundle with Echo Dot (Gen 4): was $109, now $71 @ Amazon

Ring Video Doorbell Wired bundle with Echo Dot (Gen 4): was $109, now $71 @ Amazon
Get Amazon's latest-generation Echo Dot with the Ring Video Doorbell Wired for $38 off the price of the two purchased separately. The Echo Dot is a great smart speaker for small rooms, and it looks pretty neat, too.

Ring Video Doorbell Wired: was $59 now $41 @ Amazon

Ring Video Doorbell Wired: was $59 now $41 @ Amazon
Ring's cheapest video doorbell is even cheaper in this deal that takes $20 off its regular price. Still, you get a 1080p camera and two-way talk. You'll also want to pick up a Ring Chime or Amazon Echo Dot, as this doorbell doesn't work with existing chimes.

Video Doorbell 3 & Schlage Encode Smart WiFi Deadbolt: was $429 now $329 @ Ring

Video Doorbell 3 & Schlage Encode Smart WiFi Deadbolt: was $429 now $329 @ Ring
When paired with the Schlage smart lock, when a visitor comes to your door, you can let them in, all from your smartphone. The Schlage Encode is one of our favorite smart locks, and this deal takes $100 off the price when sold separately.

Ring Video Doorbell w/ Ring Stick Up Cam: was $199 now $154 @ Amazon

Ring Video Doorbell w/ Ring Stick Up Cam: was $199 now $154 @ Amazon
This deal gets you the Ring Video doorbell (2nd gen) along with the Ring Stick Up Cam Battery, so you can see who's at your door, as well as elsewhere around your house. This Ring Video Doorbell is only one of two Ring Video Doorbells with package detection, too. 

Ring Video Doorbell Wired w/ Echo Dot: was $99 now $41 @ Amazon

Ring Video Doorbell Wired w/ Echo Dot: was $99 now $41 @ Amazon
This deal gets you the Ring Video doorbell Wired along with the third-generation Echo Dot, which you can use instead of the Ring Chime if a visitor buzzes your door. This is an older-generation Echo Dot, but is still very functional — in some ways, we like its lower profile better than the 4th-gen Echo Dot. You can also find this deal at Best Buy.

Ring Video Doorbell (2020) w/ Solar Panel: was $149 now $139 @ Ring

Ring Video Doorbell (2020) w/ Solar Panel: was $149 now $139 @ Ring
If you're planning to use your Ring Video Doorbell on battery power alone, adding this solar panel means you won't have to recharge it nearly as often. You can also get this deal with a white solar panel as well as different-colored Ring Video Doorbells.

Ring Video Doorbell Wired bundle with Echo Show 5: was $144 now $61 @ Amazon

Ring Video Doorbell Wired bundle with Echo Show 5: was $144 now $61 @ Amazon
This deal bundles Ring's least-expensive video doorbell with its smallest smart display. When someone presses the button, you'll be able to see them on the Echo Show 5 and talk to them, too. We also recommend you pick up a Ring Chime, as the Ring Video Doorbell Wired doesn't work with existing chimes.

Other Ring Black Friday deals

In addition to video doorbells, Ring also makes security cameras and smart lighting, many of which are also offered at a discount during the Black Friday season, or bundled with other smart home devices. 

We expect plenty more to come, but here are some of the other Ring deals you can find today.

Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Pro w/Echo Show 5: was $334 now $199 @ Amazon

Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Pro w/Echo Show 5: was $334 now $199 @ Amazon
This floodlight camera has a 1080p resolution, 3D motion detection, two-way talk, a 110-decibel siren, two 2,000-lumen floodlights, and connects to both 2.4 and 5GHz Wi-Fi. This deal also includes the Echo Show 5, so you can use the smart display to see who's there.

Ring Alarm 8-Piece Kit with Ring Video Doorbell and Echo Show 5: was $424 now $229 @ Amazon

Ring Alarm 8-Piece Kit with Ring Video Doorbell and Echo Show 5: was $424 now $229 @ Amazon
This deal, which is 45% off its regular price, sets up your whole smart home: It includes the 8-piece Ring Alarm kit (one base station, one keypad, four contact sensors, one motion detector, and one range extender) plus the Ring Video Doorbell (2020) and the Echo Show 5. 

Floodlight Cam Wired Plus w/ Ring Video Doorbell 4: was $379 now $339 @ Amazon

Floodlight Cam Wired Plus w/ Ring Video Doorbell 4: was $379 now $339 @ Amazon
The Ring Floodlight Cam Wired comes with two very bright floodlights and a siren, and lets you designate motion-detection privacy zones. Unlike Ring's newer floodlights, this model has to be connected to your home's wiring. Alone, the Floodlight costs $179, while the Ring Video Doorbell 4 is $199, making this a deal worth considering.

Ring Alarm 14-piece kit: was $329 now $199 @ Amazon

Ring Alarm 14-piece kit: was $329 now $199 @ Amazon
if you're looking for a Ring alarm kit without the doorbell, then the 14-piece kit (suitable for 2-4 bed homes) is worth checking out. You can save 39% off the usual price, and comes complete with two keypads, one base station, eight contact sensors, two motion detectors, and one range extender.

Ring Spotlight Camera: was $199 now $139 @ Amazon

Ring Spotlight Camera: was $199 now $139 @ Amazon
Add a touch more security to your home with this Ring Spotlight camera, now 30% off the normal price. This battery-powered camera also features LED lights and an alarm siren, as well as the usual suite of Alexa and Ring features.

What should I look for in a Ring Video Doorbell Black Friday deal?

Many of the best Black Friday Ring video doorbell deals involve bundling the doorbell itself with another smart home device, such as an Amazon Echo Dot or Amazon Echo Show 5. If you're thinking of buying a deal that includes the Ring Video Doorbell Wired, we highly recommend looking at ones that include the Echo Dot or a Ring Chime, as the doorbell itself will not work with your existing mechanical doorbell chime.

If you're planning on receiving a lot of deliveries, then we recommend looking for deals on the Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2 and the Ring Video Doorbell (2020), the only two models in the company's lineup that can let you know if someone dropped off a package. The Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2 has a squarer field of view, good if you want to see what's happening closer to the foot of your door. However, it's a wired model only, and regularly costs around $249. The Ring Video Doorbell can be wired or run off battery power, but has a more horizontal field of view, so you might not see things left right at the foot of your door.

Mike Prospero
U.S. Editor-in-Chief, Tom's Guide

Michael A. Prospero is the U.S. Editor-in-Chief for Tom’s Guide. He oversees all evergreen content and oversees the Homes, Smart Home, and Fitness/Wearables categories for the site. In his spare time, he also tests out the latest drones, electric scooters, and smart home gadgets, such as video doorbells. Before his tenure at Tom's Guide, he was the Reviews Editor for Laptop Magazine, a reporter at Fast Company, the Times of Trenton, and, many eons back, an intern at George magazine. He received his undergraduate degree from Boston College, where he worked on the campus newspaper The Heights, and then attended the Columbia University school of Journalism. When he’s not testing out the latest running watch, electric scooter, or skiing or training for a marathon, he’s probably using the latest sous vide machine, smoker, or pizza oven, to the delight — or chagrin — of his family.