Ring Floodlight Cam Wired PRO

I have two floodlight cams installed. The older model is overlooking the front of the garage and the newer model is overlooking the front yard. They both get internet signals from the same wired Access Point Extender, which is 6 feet away. The older model is connected to the 2.4 GHz band and the Pro model is connected to the 5 GHz (I tried both the 2.4 and 5GHz bands on the newer model). I included pictures so you can compare and make your own decision. If you look at the gray car parked on the street and the black garage door from the house across the street, the image from the older model looks better (at least to my eyes). The Floodlight Cam Pro produces images/videos that are more pixelated and not as sharp. Also, the light triggering sensor is not very accurate. The lights turn on anytime cars drive by the street about 60 feet away, but yet in many instances, when I walk or jump in front of the camera 15-20 feet away, the lights won’t trigger (see video). I have installed three stand-alone floodlights 15 years ago and their motion sensors are significantly more accurate than the floodlight cams. I have to give kudos to Ring’s customer service department; they have been communicating with me and working diligently to find ways to address the issues and improve the product. I hope that these problems are not hardware related and maybe a future firmware update may resolve this. Update 5/20/21: After researching and reading other reviews that compared the two models as I did side-by-side, I’m leaning on returning this Floodlight Cam Pro and getting the older model instead. So there is absolutely no doubt about the difference in image quality, I have included two more pictures where I am holding a sign with letters and numbers (similar to a license plate) 4 steps away from each floodlight cam. Clearly, the image quality on the older model is better; the sign is sharper and much easier to read. When I bought the newer version of the floodlight cam, I was hoping to see an improvement, but unfortunately, this model went backward.