TL;DR
Ring announced a suite of new security products including Elite 4K camera arrays in multiple viewing configurations and a Mobile Security Trailer that offers portable 360-degree surveillance. The company also showed a Sidewalk-connected car alarm, smart sensors arriving in March, and new camera intelligence features.
What happened
At CES, Ring revealed several new security products aimed primarily at enterprise customers but available to consumers as well. The company introduced Ring Elite 4K camera systems sold in four bundles: two cameras (140°) for $499.99, three cameras (200°) for $599.99, five cameras (290°) for $749.99, and six cameras (360°) for $999.99, with availability slated for spring. For mobile deployments, Ring showed a Mobile Security Trailer that houses the six-camera 4K Elite array, runs on a solar-charged battery or line power, and includes built-in LTE connectivity (which requires an appropriate Ring subscription). Ring also revealed a Car Alarm with GPS that uses Amazon’s Sidewalk network and a line of Sidewalk-based smart sensors due in March. The company said it will add two camera intelligence features called AI Unusual Event Alert and Active Warnings.
Why it matters
- Portable 360-degree surveillance enables temporary or remote monitoring without fixed infrastructure.
- Multiple Elite camera bundles provide tiered options and clear pricing for organizations and homeowners.
- Sidewalk-connected devices extend Ring’s ecosystem beyond Wi‑Fi, potentially aiding coverage in areas with limited local networks.
- New AI-driven alerts aim to surface notable events and provide proactive warnings, which could reduce manual monitoring.
Key facts
- Ring Elite 4K systems come in four configurations: 2-, 3-, 5-, and 6-camera bundles.
- Pricing: $499.99 (2 cams, 140°); $599.99 (3 cams, 200°); $749.99 (5 cams, 290°); $999.99 (6 cams, 360°).
- Elite 4K camera bundles will be available starting this spring.
- The Mobile Security Trailer includes the six-camera 4K Elite setup for full 360-degree coverage.
- Trailer power options include a solar-powered battery or line power.
- The Trailer has built-in LTE connectivity and requires an appropriate Ring subscription for cellular operation.
- Ring Car Alarm features GPS and connects via Amazon’s Sidewalk network; it is available for preorder.
- Ring’s new smart sensors use the Sidewalk network and are scheduled to be available in March.
- Ring plans two intelligence features for its cameras: AI Unusual Event Alert and Active Warnings.
What to watch next
- Pricing and commercial availability details for the Mobile Security Trailer are not confirmed in the source.
- Exact costs and plans required for the Ring subscription that enables LTE in the Trailer are not confirmed in the source.
- Technical details, performance, and privacy implications of the AI Unusual Event Alert and Active Warnings are not confirmed in the source.
Quick glossary
- LTE: A standard for high-speed wireless broadband cellular networks, used for mobile data connections.
- Amazon Sidewalk: A low-bandwidth network operated by Amazon designed to extend device connectivity beyond a single home’s Wi‑Fi.
- 4K: Video resolution roughly equivalent to 3840×2160 pixels, offering higher detail than standard HD.
- Solar-powered battery: A battery system that can be recharged using energy collected from solar panels, enabling off-grid power.
- Motion sensor: A device that detects movement in an area and can trigger alerts or other smart-home actions.
Reader FAQ
When will the new Ring Elite camera systems and Mobile Security Trailer be available?
The Elite camera bundles and the Mobile Security Trailer are expected to be available starting this spring.
Does the Mobile Security Trailer require a subscription?
The Trailer’s built-in LTE connectivity requires an appropriate Ring subscription.
How much does the Mobile Security Trailer cost?
Not confirmed in the source.
When will the new smart sensors and car alarm ship?
The smart sensors are due in March; the Car Alarm is available for preorder.
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Sources
- Ring’s Mobile Security Trailer provides 360-degree coverage anywhere
- Ring unveils first-ever 4K security cameras and AI feature …
- Ring New Product and Features Announcements
- Ring Unveils New 4K Cameras With AI Feature To Help …
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