Ring Door View Cam installs directly on the front door, smartening up your peephole. (Ring Photo) LAS VEGAS — Amazon-owned Ring today unveiled a slate of new products, including a front door ...

In this week’s links post we mentioned an over-powered DSLR peephole that purportedly cost $4000. So when we saw this tip regarding a relatively inexpensive digital peephole, we thought some … ...

Frankly, I like this idea a lot and sorta wish my front door had a peephole. You can purchase the Door View Cam for $199 or 5 monthly payments of $39.80 for qualified Amazon customers.

Let’s talk about the setup. The front piece of the Door View Cam features the HD lens, a physical ringer with LED lights around it, many sensors, a microphone, speakers and the original peephole.

The Peeple smart camera, created by Texas-based designers, attaches to the existing peepholes on front doors (pictured) and sends the householder an alert and a live video feed.

The Digital Peephole Viewer can be fitted to two standard door sizes but at this stage, it is only available in Australia for approx. AUD$160 (US$140). Via Apartment Therapy Unplugged via Red Ferret ...

When it sees the ring, a set of servos unlocks the door. The entire device is mounted on the front of the door about where a peephole would normally be, with the mechanical actuators on the inside.

Ring has made a fifth doorbell, the Ring Door View Camera, which keeps the same price point as its predecessors but adds a few more features. The doorbell is part of Ring’s significantly large ...