Ring Rechargeable Battery - Quick Release Battery Pack

A Game-Changer for Home Security: The Ring Rechargeable Battery - Quick Release Battery PackAs a long-time user of Ring security products, I recently purchased the Ring Rechargeable Battery - Quick Release Battery Pack to enhance my home security system. This battery pack has proven to be an exceptional addition, and I am thrilled to share my experience with this product. Here’s why it deserves a glowing 5-star review:Design and Build QualityThe Ring Rechargeable Battery Pack boasts a sleek and compact design that seamlessly integrates with various Ring devices. The build quality is impressive, with a sturdy construction that feels durable and reliable. The battery pack is designed to be weather-resistant, ensuring it can withstand various environmental conditions, whether it’s rain, snow, or extreme heat. This durability gives me confidence that the battery will perform consistently, regardless of the weather.Ease of InstallationOne of the standout features of this battery pack is its quick-release mechanism. Installing the battery is incredibly straightforward and user-friendly. The quick-release tab allows for easy removal and replacement of the battery without the need for any tools. This feature is particularly useful for those who may not be tech-savvy or prefer a hassle-free installation process. Within minutes, I was able to install the battery and get my Ring device up and running.Battery Life and PerformanceThe battery life of the Ring Rechargeable Battery Pack is outstanding. On a full charge, the battery can last for several months, depending on the usage and settings of the Ring device. In my experience, the battery has consistently provided reliable power, ensuring that my security cameras and doorbells remain operational without frequent recharging. The battery pack’s performance is further enhanced by its compatibility with the Ring app, which provides real-time battery status updates and alerts when the battery needs recharging.Charging ConvenienceCharging the Ring Rechargeable Battery Pack is a breeze. The battery pack comes with a micro-USB charging cable, allowing for convenient charging using any standard USB power source. The charging process is relatively quick, and the battery pack features an LED indicator that shows the charging status. When the LED turns green, the battery is fully charged and ready to be reinstalled. This convenience ensures that my Ring devices experience minimal downtime, maintaining continuous security coverage.Compatibility and VersatilityThe Ring Rechargeable Battery Pack is compatible with a wide range of Ring devices, including the Ring Video Doorbell 2, Ring Video Doorbell 3, Ring Stick Up Cam, and Ring Spotlight Cam. This versatility makes it a valuable addition to any Ring security system. Whether you have multiple Ring devices or plan to expand your security setup in the future, this battery pack offers a reliable power solution that can be easily integrated across different devices.Enhanced Security FeaturesThe reliability of the Ring Rechargeable Battery Pack directly contributes to the overall effectiveness of my home security system. With a fully charged battery, my Ring devices are always ready to capture and record any suspicious activity, providing peace of mind and enhanced security. The battery pack’s consistent performance ensures that I never miss important alerts or notifications, allowing me to stay informed and take timely action if needed.Value for MoneyConsidering its high-quality construction, ease of use, and exceptional performance, the Ring Rechargeable Battery Pack offers outstanding value for money. It is a cost-effective solution for maintaining the functionality of Ring devices without the need for frequent battery replacements. The long battery life and quick charging capabilities further enhance its value, making it a worthwhile investment for anyone looking to optimize their home security system.Customer Support and WarrantyRing’s customer support is known for being responsive and helpful. In the rare event that you encounter any issues with the battery pack, Ring’s support team is readily available to assist and provide solutions. Additionally, the battery pack comes with a warranty, offering added peace of mind and assurance of its quality and durability.ConclusionIn conclusion, the Ring Rechargeable Battery - Quick Release Battery Pack is a fantastic addition to any Ring security system. Its sleek design, durable build quality, and ease of installation make it a user-friendly and reliable power solution. The battery’s long life and quick charging capabilities ensure that my Ring devices remain operational with minimal downtime. The compatibility with various Ring devices adds to its versatility, making it a valuable investment for enhancing home security.The battery pack’s performance has exceeded my expectations, providing consistent and reliable power to my Ring devices. The convenience of the quick-release mechanism and real-time battery status updates through the Ring app further enhance the user experience. Overall, I highly recommend the Ring Rechargeable Battery Pack to anyone looking to optimise their home security system with a dependable and efficient power solution.

This is a well thought out product that powers some Ring doorbells, cameras and siren.In use connection between the battery and the device is made by gold plated spring loaded contacts (pogo contacts). The battery is held against these contacts by a substantial metal pawl with a release pad.Outside the device the battery is charged by a standard USB micro B connector. Whilst being charged two LEDs illuminated and one goes out at full charge.There is a school of thought that the type of discharge should influence the rate of charge. E.g. a pistol drill that uses bursts of high current should be charged relatively quickly. In the case of Ring products, modern technology and careful hardware and software design means that the typical current is very low and Ring seems to have opted for a 40 hour charge regime.On a typical installation you are likely to have several batteries in use and it is worthwhile having a spare that can be charged ready to be swopped in as a battery becomes discharged. It's a good idea to date batteries since they do have a finite life.Overall a well designed product that simply does what is expected.

I bought a couple of these for my Ring Spotlight Battery Cam, one to fill up the vacant space in the cam, as it is only supplied with one, and the second one to keep charged in the house, ready to replace as necessary.I installed my cam on 4 December 2018 and it is now 4 February 2019 and there is still 19% left in the original battery, the second one is still at 100%.You get a little lead that you plug into the battery and other end into a USB A socket to charge the battery up.There is a lot of rubbish talked about Lithium-Ion batteries in general but they are really suited to cold conditions, I have used then for many years in weather stations, shed lights, and greenhouse instruments, and they keep going fine in even the coldest temperatures unlike other types (Alkaline for instance) which fail all the time.I am more than happy with these batteries, and of course they should last a LONG time too, they keep their charge well when not used and you don't need to charge them all the time as they will last at least 2 months if my example of the cam is the norm.They are not expensive either, think of the cost if the camera was powered by say Duracell batteries, these will last a LOT longer too as the can be recharged many, many times !IMPORTANT UPDATE - 11 February 2019The only downside is that they seem to be made by a different manufacturer than the ones originally in the Ring cam, the locking tab is slightly different (lighter stamped Ring logo on it for starters) and when I put it in my cam all seemed well as the red light came on, so I shut the case door and came down the ladder.When I opened the app on my phone the battery was not shown as not in, so I went back outside, opened the case door of the cam and be battery fell out, landing 12 feet onto concrete... oops fortunately only very slight damage to the plastic casing though !I picked it up and inserted it back in again, there was a 'click' and the red light came on, but it was very easy to pull the battery out... I tried the orignal battery in and this time the 'click' was a LOT louder and the battery stayed in fine.Then on the 'faulty' battery I decided to very carefully bend the metal locking tab upwards, away from the battery body then tried it in the cam again until it clicked in with a LOUD click, then it locked in fine..I then tried the second spare battery I had bought, and the problem was exactly the same... once again bending the metal tab upwards solved the problem after a couple of tries.This IS NOT the sort of thing you really want to find out while stood on a ladder in the rain, they should work straight away, good job I am from an engineering/problem solving backgound otherwise I would have sent then straight back for a refund, so PLEASE TAKE NOTE, make sure the battery clicks in with a LOUD click, otherwise, like me you will have to adjust them !!!

Great to have a spare but never seen this at 100% even when the light indicates it has fully charged. Same thing happens with the one included with the door bell. Max 98% anytime I charged them up to keep as a spare to swap over.