Ring Security Yard Sign

I love this sign. I do with the sign was metal, but it’s come type of plastic. I’m hoping this deters bad people.

Installed a few months ago in front of our mailbox. Looks nice (professional) and is very sturdy with an aluminum mounting pole. The sign itself is very reflective and feels like it will last. I didn't realize there was a solar model. I'll bet it's nice but feel like it might be more "attractive" to thieves. I'd rather be out $20 than $50.

Perfect heights, quality product and good visibility in my front yard. Hopefully will block the bad guys.

Great sign I love the fact that people stopped knocking on my door at all times of the day. Durable

We own two of these.Pros:1. Easy to assemble.2. Easy to turn on.3. You can purchase spare batteries - LiFePO4 14430 3.2V 400mAhCons:1. Too expensive, should be app $20.2. Sign fades and becomes unusable in bright sunlight. I’ve had two signs like this. Takes app a year to fade in FL sunlight.

This sign really helps ppl stay off my property with dogs and my home is secured

Design informs passersby that your home is being monitored. Whether the Ring system inside is attached to a security account with Ring, or not, the sign stands warning people that Ring products are within. You can't ask for more than that. All alarm companies do that same thing. The only question is, what is the difference in the quality of monitoring by the company? Ring does pretty well, in my experience. Ring has been responsive to all problems that I have had, and all alarms that have been triggered. These folks are easy to work with, intelligent, knowledgeable, and responsive to your needs.I have used ADT, SimpliSafe and Ring systems. Ring's sensors and software are superior to SimpliSafe's hands down. Ring’s customer service is great! My homes’ experience with ADT is that the sensors lose battery power and you receive notices from ADT alarm monitoring that one of your sensors are down. You receive notice that one of your motion detectors (one of five) has a dead battery. Which one, you ask? ADT tells you the one in the corner. OK. That is probably your fault for naming a sensor ‘corner.’ Again, which corner? Because ADT did the install, it is difficult for the homeowner to find the right unit to replace the appropriate battery. (BTW each sensor has a different type of battery.) A trip to the correct store (grocery, hardware, electronics or do-it-yourself) reflects the effort required to restore the sensor to operation.The real question becomes, should you have been notified when the battery was weak? Early notice provides you time. ADT controls your time, because you don’t get to monitor the system, you have to react to ADT’s notification. At least for the ADT system installed in my home. That may have changed over the years since the 1980’s, but I speak from my experience, not guessing what present services are.As for SimpliSafe, I never had my system work as designed — there was always something wrong with AT LEAST ONE sensor! At least I fought for an entire year trying to get the system equipment

Great product