The Ring Stick Up Cam, now in its third generation, can be deployed indoors or out. It operates on battery power, which means you can deploy it just about anywhere your Wi-Fi network can reach, and it can be connected to an optional but inexpensive solar panel. It's virtually identical to the Ring Indoor Cam I reviewed a little more than a week ago, both in form factor and specs, but the Stick Up Cam's battery and weatherized enclosure adds $40 to the price. There are higher-quality indoor/outdoor, battery-powered, Wi-Fi security cameras on the market, but the Ring Stick Up Cam costs half as much as the Arlo Pro 3 that tops our list, and you'll need to buy that camera in a $500 two-pack that includes a smart hub (add-on Arlo cameras cost $200 each). There are major upsides to Arlo's product for sure, but they don't matter if you can't afford the product in the first place.

Do you want extra peace of mind that your home is secure? If so, you needn't spend a fortune, and it's all thanks to Amazon owned company, Ring, who has just released a new budget-friendly way to protect your home. Introducing the Ring Indoor Cam, a compact plug-In HD security camera that lets you watch over the inside of your home whilst away from your property. While Ring is best known for its video doorbells, but the home security and smart home company also has a range of Stick Up Cams with prices ranging from £89 to a more premium security camera for £215. The Ring Indoor Cam- a compact plug-In HD security camera, is Amazon's hottest new release The new Indoor Cam, which is retailed at £49.99, is Ring's cheapest home security cam to date, meaning you can install budget-friendly security inside your home.