Wendy S.
Poor installation work. Poor customer service
Ring sells very good products, but sends third party companies (On Tech) to install them, with poor safety skills. Unknown of course to me, the customer, until after the 60 day installation warrant expired. No accountability by either company. Disappointing. The tech plugged 2 outdoor cameras at my house into outdoor outlets that are not meant for permanent installations, open to humidity, moisture, water, dust etc. Of course I trusted their judgement, even after I asked if using a low level visible outlet was appropriate. Their answer? "Well if someone is going to tamper with it they would already be seen by the cameras before reaching it" How about if they cover their head or wear a costume? Then what? They were clearly too lazy to drill holes in the wall to run the cord to a safe indoor connection as they did for another camera. And to justify their action with a cheap excuse that puts my family in potential danger for vandalism, theft, not to mention fire! This problem has been brought to my attention by workmen I hired for other purposes, who just see that set-up and ask "Who installed these cameras? It was not done right" which caused me over time to believe this must really be a problem. So I now swallow the cost of getting both cameras properly re-installed. Ring deferred to OnTech, and On Tech was happy to say "you're outside of warranty" Lesson learned? You have to fact check everything down to the very installation of your product, within 60 days. Maybe I needed to take a course in proper camer installation. Don't trust anyone, as there is no accountability. They are probably still creating installation hazzards in peoples' homes, unknown to the unsuspecting owners.

