OLAIKE 8m/26ft Charge Cable with DC Power Adapter Compatible with Ring Stick Up Cam Battery 3rd Gen/2nd Gen/Plug-in, Weatherproof Cable to Continuously Charge Your Camera, Black

This cord came very quickly and undamaged. Initially I thought that the base adapter did not have enough voltage to power the camera when I inserted it to the camera. I later realized that you must first, switch the power settings from "Battery" to "Wired" in order for the cord to work.When you do...1. Make sure the battery is not inside the camera.2. You will go through the setup process again as a wired device.3. After the wired setup is complete, re-insert the battery.Your camera is now setup as wired and will use the battery when the cord is unplugged (which most people like me wanted in the first place)

Excellent

I recently purchased the OLAIKE charge cable for my security camera, and I must say it has exceeded my expectations. As someone who values the security of my home, having a reliable and durable charge cable is crucial, and this product delivers on both fronts.One of the standout features of this charge cable is its length. At 5m/16ft, it provides the flexibility to position my security camera exactly where I need it without any limitations. The cable is also made of high-quality materials, ensuring longevity and resistance to wear and tear.The connectors are sturdy and fit perfectly into my security camera without any issues. I appreciate the snug fit, as it gives me confidence that the power connection is secure and won't be easily disrupted. Additionally, the cable is designed to withstand various weather conditions, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.I have been using this charge cable for several months now, and it has proven to be incredibly reliable. The consistent power supply ensures that my security camera operates seamlessly, providing continuous surveillance without any interruptions. I have also noticed that the cable efficiently charges the camera, maintaining optimal battery levels at all times.In terms of value for money, I believe this charge cable is an excellent investment for anyone looking to enhance the performance and reliability of their security camera setup. It's a small yet crucial accessory that plays a significant role in ensuring the effectiveness of your surveillance system.Overall, I highly recommend the OLAIKE charge cable for security cameras. Its quality construction, durability, and reliability make it a standout choice for anyone seeking a dependable power source for their security camera.

Arrived quickly and did exactly what we needed!

Works so far

I'm updating my review because the company reached out to me and sent a replacement adapter - but there is a surprise ending. Important to note that I didn't ask for the replacement, nor was I asked to amend my review. This was proactive customer service. The irony is that having plugged in the second adapter, the camera still gave a 'no power' code. Bottom line is the camera software is faulty. I did some internet research and found this is a common problem. So thank you to OLAIKE for taking care of a customer.[Original review follows] First to be fair, I'm not positive my issue is from this product. My camera worked great and showed it was running on AC power for about a week after I connected it. Then it said it was no longer getting power. I double checked all connections, confirmed that my outlet was powered,brought my outdoor camera inside and re ran the power adapter from a different circuit- but still no power to the camera. So 3 options, it's either the transformer, the cable or the camera. The camera is new so seems least likely, but without buying a new cable and adapter (or testing with a voltage meter which i don't own) I have no easy way to know where the problem lies.

Perfect for my craft room! I was able to move my printer to the other side of the room without relying on wifi

I used this on a brand new Ring camera that also had a battery. The cable did not work. From several comments that I’ve seen it appears to be a voltage issue related to this power supply. It doesn’t supply enough voltage for the camera to recognize that is plugged up to a power outlet.