Ring Alarm Pro (newest model), 8-Piece Kit, built-in eero Wi-Fi 6 router and 30-day free Ring Protect Home subscription
$299.99
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Ring’s best home security system with built-in eero Wi-Fi 6 router to help protect against break-ins, and more. Plus, Alarm Pro ensures your connected home runs on a secure mesh wifi network.
Customizable home protection. This kit includes one Alarm Pro Base Station, one Keypad, four Contact Sensors for windows/doors, one Motion Detector for one hallway/room, and one Alarm Range Extender. Cover more rooms and detect more threats when you add Alarm Sensors, and eero 6 extenders, all sold separately, at any time.
Fast and secure internet. Helps keep your devices connected with reliable wifi with speeds up to 900 mbps and covers up to 1,500 sq. ft. Create a secure network with optional online threat protection.
Easy installation. Everything you need for installation is in the box. Simply plug-in the Pro Base Station, set up via the Ring and eero Apps, and place your sensors in your ideal locations.
More peace of mind. Subscribe to a compatible Ring Protect Plan (sold separately) to Arm your Alarm from anywhere, keep your system online if the Wi-Fi goes down, and more. Plus, get 24/7 Professional Monitoring for emergency police, fire and medical response, and more.
Do even more with Ring Alarm Pro – Connect Alarm Glass Break Sensor, Alarm Smoke & CO Listener, Alarm Flood & Freeze Sensor, Security Cameras, Video Doorbells, Ring Smart Lighting, and more, to secure every corner of your home.
Better with Alexa – Arm and disarm your Ring Alarm using only your voice with a Ring Protect subscription (sold separately).
8 reviews for Ring Alarm Pro (newest model), 8-Piece Kit, built-in eero Wi-Fi 6 router and 30-day free Ring Protect Home subscription
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Mr J M –
Ring Alarm Pro Wifi was fixed, Alarm is good
[Edit March 2023] Ring has now fixed the wifi issue that was causing the issue mentioned below. Ring has been very responsive to the wifi issue, kudos to them for addressing the issue and release a fix. Changing the rating.[Original Post] The integrated WiFi in the Ring Alarm Pro is terrible and completely ineffective. The range is poor and the connectivity is inconsistent. If you have many devices or are doing real time video streaming or gaming, be careful. I have now disconnected the Ring Alarm and am using a 5 year old wifi/router and getting much better performance.I called Ring technical support and they said that the router/wifi is not to be used with many connected devices. That would be fine if could use the Ring device as a second network, or event better yet, disable it. But, you can’t disable the wifi and you need to use it as your primary wifi. So, you are forced to use their terrible wifi. I tried returning/exchanging the Alarm Pro basestation for just the regular one without the integrated wifi. Ring declined and told me to call Amazon. An extremely frustrating hour with Amazon support with three handoffs to other agents (and having to repeat the request) got me nowhere. I am now using the Alarm Pro wifi in Bridge mode with only one computer and the Ring devices connected to it. What a waste.The alarm itself is good. The setup for all the devices is easy and the app is nicely done.
AKULA –
Powerful Home Security with Built-In Wi-Fi
The Ring Alarm Pro has been a game-changer for my home security. Setup was straightforward, and I love that it combines a full security system with a built-in Wi-Fi 6 router. The sensors connect quickly and reliably, and the mobile app makes it easy to arm or disarm the system from anywhere. Notifications are instant, and the integration with Ring cameras gives me a complete picture of what’s happening at home. The backup internet and battery features give me peace of mind during outages. Overall, it’s a well-thought-out, all-in-one solution for keeping my home protected and connected.
A.N.G Pro Mobile DJ & Pro Sound –
Reasonable Price easy DIY install
We ordered our first Gen Ring Alarm when it first came-out. We Love it that it works along side Ring Cameras. DIY install was easy, Customer Support is past for Trouble Shooting. Yearly Professional Monitoring cost along with the Ring camera Cloud storage worth the money VS ADT Or other brand.We have a 2nd house that requires alarm and cameras. We initially Bought ADT Equipment and Professional Monitoring – install was Just shy of $2,000. ADT kept raising monthly Monitoring cost my Sister Just complained of the same recently and now switching to Ring Alarm. Sorry ADT.We replaced ADT with Ring Alarm Pro with Build In Eero 6 wifi. It replaced our outdated neatgear wifi router and much more reliable. We loved the Ring Alarm Pro features that We replaced our 1st Gen Ring Alarm at our primary house with the RING ALARM PRO with this recent purchase – 02/2025.Ring Alarm Pro has many features, Easy DIY install, Price is good, Yearly Monitoring Cost way better than others, call back during alarm activation is quick, easy adding supported electronics like smoke Detectors and many more, Ring Camera also add as a sensor to the Ring alarm and also works with Alexa Echos etc.We are a profession DJ Company of 25 years and deals with electronics and rely on reliable Equipment. Alarm Pro with eero Wifi is great and Highly recommended. We could NOT Find anything negative to say about this product. We will modify this review if We Find any. We hope this review help other buyers that rely on DIY, Cost, reliable, past Customer Support and intigration with many Smart electronics .Both our houses is now equiped with Ring Alarm Pro and Professional Monitoring.
Taylor Pittman –
Saftey and security
Setting it up was irritating because of the built in router but after getting through that it was a nice upgrade to the older gen one I had before
Suezq716 –
Finally decided to try the Ring Alarm Pro system, and so far I’m liking it
I use Hubitat to control my smart home devices and felt I maybe didn’t need the Ring alarm. But I finally decided to try it and am pleasantly surprised that I’m liking it. I initially set it up with my existing Wi-Fi system, which was an older Netgear Orbi mesh router with satellites. I figured it was old enough at this point that it was time to upgrade so because I had already invested in the Ring alarm, I decided to go with an Eero 7 Pro router. The way the two connect up together is simple and quick. I’d like the fact that the Alarm Pro has Internet back up capabilities. Using the unofficial ring connect app in Hubitat makes it simple to integrate the ring devices to work with my existing devices in Hubitat. So far everything is working well together.
Joe –
Boosted my WiFi connection
This tied by Internet Wi-Fi TV sound system and cameras together seemly.
Returned, The device was not level… –
READ BEFORE PURCHASING – IF YOU ALREADY OWN EERO WIFI 6 PRO SYSTEM
WARNING, If you have already invested in eero wifi 6 pro system do not buy the Ring Alarm Pro. Because it will bottleneck your wifi speed… its so frustrating that I can’t disable the wifi and only keep the zwave active and place it in bridge mode, but you will also loose alot of features. This is so frustrating at best… I spent a lot of money on the alarm system and now just want to remove whole alarm system because it bottlenecks my whole network… and there are no real options to correct these issues… they sould come out with a Wifi 7 version and issue a trade up program…
D.N. –
It did work once and it works again.
As a gun smith, an alarm system is mandated by the ATF and the State Police. This worked great nsors would disconnects then installed. Monitoring went well. After a few months sensors would disconnect. It changed it’s own settings regarding the wifi settings and my cellular cattier. I use Verizon but now Ring says I use ATT. It turned of the call alert. I turned it on and later it turned it off. Extremely disappointed. Sadly it is now ready for the trash can as I can no longer rely on it.UPDATE: It seems that Ring monitors their reviews. I spent some time on the phone with tech support and she was great. Handled all of the problems remotely, answered all of my questions and now the system works as it should. there is no numbers to call on their web site so I did some digging. Worth it.