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Published 10:05 25 Feb 2025 GMT
Updated 10:05 25 Feb 2025 GMT

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Ring Doorbell is everywhere. The home security device has become a staple of social media with TikTok videos showing hilarious delivery fails and doorstep interactions.
It has some practical uses too. They allow you to see who is at the door and notifies you on your mobile when somebody presses the doorbell.
The only problem is they can be quite expensive. A device can cost around £150 and there is a monthly subscription of around £4.99. Luckily there is now a way to cut the price of a Ring Doorbell in half.
There is a hidden section of the Amazon website that sells ‘refurbished’ electronics. The refurbished devices come with a warranty and have been brought up to standard so you do not need to worry about them breaking down.
Amazon’s half price device sale includes the third generation of the wireless Ring Doorbell and it cuts the price from £150 to just £70.
Ring Doorbells can be viewed from your mobile phone and will alert you when somebody is at the door. It allows users to speak through the device and record anything you see through the doorbell.
The wireless version is easier to install because it will not need to be connected to the mains. It is instead powered by battery and comes with a 30-day Ring Home subscription.
You do not have to go for Ring. Big doorbell rivals Blink is even cheaper. The camera is usually £139 but is now just £48 on the refurbished section.
The refurbished section on Amazon is not just doorbells. You can also get Amazon Echo smart home devices and Fire HD tablets.
You can shop all of the refurbished items via the full section on Amazon here.
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