Ring revealed a smart smoke alarm and combination alarm at CES 2025, designed in collaboration with Kidde.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Unlike traditional Kidde alarms, you’ll set these up using the Ring app, which is also where you’ll get alerts about smoke and CO alarms. And instead of the Kidde alarms chirping when they need new batteries, you’ll get that alert in the Ring app, too. If, however, you ignore the alerts for a week, you will get the annoying chirp.

Ring makes doorbells, cameras, floodlights, alarms and intercoms, a list best summed up as “stuff to keep your home safe.” The obvious omission in the lineup is smoke detectors, which is why the company has rocked up to CES 2025 arm-in-arm with experts Kidde.

Ring is teaming up with a leading fire safety product maker to launch a new line of smart smoke and combination alarms.

But you’ll need hardwired power infrastructure and a subscription to get the maximum benefit from these new home safety devices.

Ring, the Amazon-owned video doorbell and home security company, is branching out into smoke and carbon monoxide detection through a partnership with fire-safety company Kidde.

Ring is branching out beyond the best video doorbells and home security cameras into another area of home safety: Fire prevention. The company announced that it's partnering with Kidde to launch a new smart smoke detector that will alert Ring customers in the event of a fire or smoke event in their home.

Amazon's Ring unveiled new smart smoke and carbon monoxide alarms at CES 2025, enhancing its home security ecosystem with real-time alerts.

The new offering will be showcased at CES 2025—providing attendees with an exclusive first look at the alarms before it hits U.S. shelves this spring.

Ring, known for pioneering the video doorbell, is expanding its smart home security offerings through a collaboration with Kidde, a leading fire safety brand.

Kidde fire and smoke detectors (some of our favorites) now work with the Ring security app at CES 2025, and Ring's got a new monitoring plan to match.