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RING SECURITY CAMERA SYSTEM PLUS

Nest offers 24/7 video recording, while the Ring Video Doorbell 3 Plus will be triggered with its Pre-Roll feature when the system’s motion detection device is triggered.

Video quality-When it comes to video quality, Nest’s Hello video doorbell is one of the few in the industry to offer facial recognition services.

Both Ring and Nest allow you to customize your package with additional accessories like video doorbells, motion sensors, and more.

Package offerings-Ring offers a variety of different equipment packages, even including a glass break sensor, whereas Nest offers only one standard base system.

Nest offers an “armed” and “disarmed” setting but doesn’t offer a home setting.

Settings-Ring offers “home” and “away” settings, which are both armed, and mode settings can be customized in the Ring app.

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Nest’s similar Secure Alarm package will cost you $399 for the equipment and between $19–$29 per month for professional monitoring. Ring’s most basic equipment package starts at $199, and professional monitoring costs $20 per month with the Ring Protect Plus plan. Price-If you’re looking for the most affordable home security system on the market, you might be better off choosing Ring.Some of the biggest differences between the two systems include: Though these two home security systems may seem very similar, they have distinct features that may make them more compatible for certain homeowners. Both systems also offer easy integration with other smart home appliances, like carbon monoxide detectors and thermostats.

Ring Alarm systems can be integrated with Amazon Alexa devices, while your Google Nest can be connected to your Google Home or Google Assistant. Smart home integration-Ring and Nest are both at the forefront of smart home connectivity and cutting-edge technology.Ring and Nest both focus on simple DIY installations, but you can choose to have your system professionally installed by both companies for an additional fee. Simple DIY installation-Major home security systems often require professional installation.This is a major distinction, as competing home security companies often require initial contracts of over 36 months before you can enroll. No contracts-Neither Ring nor Nest require a long-term monitoring contract, instead they provide optional month-to-month monitoring.Some of the biggest similarities between the two systems include: Both Google Nest and Amazon Ring offer similar features, are marketed towards homeowners who value smart home compatibility, and are priced similarly.

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