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Keep a sharp eye on your home with this wireless security camera sale
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TL;DR: Keep your home protected with the Kami 1080P Wire-Free Indoor/Outdoor Home Camera Kit for $74.99, a 37% savings as of June 15.
If you’re looking to keep a closer eye on your home, something the Kami 1080P Wire-Free Indoor/Outdoor Home Camera Kit can help — plus it’s on sale.
Offering a hassle-free way to protect your home from anywhere, this camera is engineered with a rechargeable Lithium-ion battery, making it completely wireless. It records clear 1080p footage day and night, and features a panoramic 140-degree view, along with two-way audio that allows you to ward off unwanted guests via speaker and mic. It will even send you push alerts to notify you whenever motion or strange sounds are detected.
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While it’s only powered by a battery, it can last and record for a whole month, or up to 2,800 alert triggers, so long as it’s fully charged. You can even place it outdoors in any weather, thanks to its IP65 rated water resistance. Plus, with your purchase, you automatically get a free six-month, seven-day cloud service subscription via Kami or YI Home app to keep all your footage stored and safe.
Get it on sale for only $74.99 — 37% off the usual cost of $119.99.
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