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Ring's Flying Camera Actually Ships: But Will It Land on Time
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Ring's Flying Camera Actually Ships: But Will It Land on Time

Ring's flying indoor camera is actually shipping. January 27th, 2027. $249.99. That's almost six years after Ring first announced a drone that patrols your home, which is either patient iteration or a very long hover. The Drone Cam reacts to motion, an open door, a water leak, or an alarm, then flies a preprogrammed route to go see what's happening. AI-powered, indoor-only, and fully real if the shipping date holds. I want to believe it lands on time, but this is Ring's second try at a flying camera, and the first one never touched down. If you're curious about other ways to watch your home without leaving the house, our piece on Anker's new window cam is a grounded alternative worth circling back to.