Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Plus (newest model), Outdoor home or business security with motion-activated 1080p HD video and floodlights, White

I got this camera + the doorbell for literally half the price as in store! My grandma needed a system for her house and this was definitely worth it. The spotlight is bright and at all hours of the day I can see perfectly from the camera. Same with the doorbell, I see no reason for any other model as these work absolutely perfect! WiFi worked from all the way in the house, speaker is very loud, no connectivity issues at all and I LOVE the AI notifications so I don’t have to check every few minutes.

Impressive. I have to say that I am pretty impressed with this device. Very straightforward to install if you already have a floodlight. Wiring was simple if you have basic DIY skills, and instructions from the app were excellent. Just do remember to turn the power off during installation and double check lines are not live.
The unit is very well built and was easily able to log on to the Wi-Fi, etc.
Very large field of vision and nice now to have motion detection with notifications, video, and flood light in one device.
I was able to purchase this as part of an upgrade program with a Ring doorbell and had to send back an ECHO dot, which was an old-generation device, so it really worked out for me.
I will likely buy more of these flood lights as it’s good to have motion detection and video.
100% recommend if you’re in the Ring ecosystem.

The Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Plus (White, 2021 release) is a strong addition to the Ring ecosystem, and after installing and using it for a week, I can confidently recommend it — with a few installation-specific caveats.

Installation & Design:
One of the best surprises was how installation-friendly this product is. It comes with an adapter plate that fits standard electrical boxes and includes a variety of screw sizes, which makes compatibility less of a guessing game. A standout design feature is the built-in lasso that holds the unit’s weight while you make electrical connections — a thoughtful touch that made the install process safer and more manageable.

Because it’s wired, I don’t have to worry about changing batteries from a ladder — a big plus for hard-to-reach spots. Once powered, it quickly integrated into my existing Ring setup, allowing for seamless recording and notifications through the Ring app.

Performance:
The 1080p HD video quality is sharp, and the motion detection works reliably. Notifications come through promptly, and it feels like a natural extension of the Ring family — no learning curve if you’ve used their devices before.

Things to Consider:
I installed the unit under eaves with a downward-facing angle and a nearby gutter downspout. While it technically works in that position, it took some trial and error to get the lights pointed where I wanted — and one light still doesn’t hit the exact area I’d like. This model is clearly designed with wall mounting in mind, and if you’re mounting it under eaves, you may run into some limitations with light direction.

Also, while the app allows you to schedule when the floodlight turns on or off, I was hoping for a more nuanced setup — such as having the floodlights activate only during certain hours when motion is detected. The current functionality seems limited to either manual or fully scheduled operation, which lacks the flexibility I was hoping for.

Bonus Tip:
If you have an old Amazon device lying around, check for a trade-in offer — I was able to get a solid discount, making this already feature-rich device even more budget-friendly.

Bottom Line:
This is a high-quality, reliable, and user-friendly floodlight cam that integrates effortlessly into a Ring system. Installation is straightforward, and the video clarity is excellent. Just know that the mounting orientation and app limitations may require some workarounds depending on your setup.