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Ring and Kidde’s Newest Smoke Detector Is Here, and It’s Battery Powered (2026)
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Ring and Kidde’s Newest Smoke Detector Is Here, and It’s Battery Powered (2026)

Wired · Feb 18, 2026 · Collected from RSS

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The Alexa-enabled smoke detector is Kidde’s second model in collaboration with Ring—no wires required.


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