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Ring Spotlight Cam vs. Ring Floodlight Cam: What's the difference?

Ring Spotlight Cam vs. Ring Floodlight Cam: What’s the difference?

Posted on May 4, 2018July 14, 2019 By Jarvis

Here’s how to choose the right one for you

Ring makes some of the best outdoor home security cameras on the market, but with five models to choose from, the selection can be confusing.

Do you want the more powerful Floodlight Cam, or the less visually obtrusive Spotlight Cam? Should you go wired or battery? Is the solar panel a good option for the battery-powered model?

The camera is the same in all of them, so there isn’t a difference in image quality, but there are considerations when it comes to night-time illumination and power source. We’ve tested them all and can guide you through these decisions.
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