The Cyber ​​Monday security camera deals you shouldn’t miss from our smart home editor: All well under $100

At PCMag, we review a lot of security cameras. As PCMag’s smart home editor and avid bargain hunter, I’m here to help you find some of the best deals on top-of-the-line security cameras this holiday shopping season.

From indoor and outdoor security cameras to video doorbells, full security systems, and even pet cameras, we test all the connected devices we test in our actual homes to help you decide which ones are worth your hard-earned money. As a rule of thumb, when buying a security camera on Cyber ​​Monday, look out for deals offering 30% off or more, and be sure to check out our reviews of the models you’re considering so you don’t end up with a scrap . To make it even easier, read on to find the best Cyber ​​Monday smart home monitoring deals I’ve ever seen.

And don’t forget to check out our live mega post with the best Cyber ​​Monday deals available right now.

An indoor camera with pan and tilt controls for less than $30

The Eufy E220 Indoor Security Camera earned top marks in our test with a 4.5-star Editors’ Choice rating, and you can get it now for 47% off, priced at under $30 . It offers vivid, high-resolution video and is packed with features typically found on more expensive models, including mechanical pan and tilt with automatic motion tracking. It also offers local and cloud storage, supports Apple’s HomeKit platform, and works with Alexa, Google, and Siri voice commands.

Get a PCMag Editors’ Choice wired security camera for less than $25

The TP-Link Tapo C120 is already a great deal at $39.99, but on Cyber ​​Monday you can get it for 38% off, or just $24.99. This wired security camera works indoors and outdoors and delivers crisp 2K video and free intelligent alerts that distinguish between people, pets, vehicles and other motion events. There’s no skimping on features either: integrated headlights, color night vision, local and cloud storage options, and support for Alexa or Google Assistant voice control. If you need an indoor security camera or have an outdoor GFCI outlet, this Editors’ Choice model is a no-brainer.

60% off a premium Alexa-compatible wireless outdoor camera

The Blink Outdoor 4 wireless security camera received high marks in our test for its easy wireless installation, sharp 1080p video, and wide 143-degree field of view. While it doesn’t come with a rechargeable battery, you should only need to replace the two AA batteries it uses for power every two years, depending on usage and video settings. We also appreciate the reliable Alexa voice control support, local video storage, and affordable cloud storage fees (starting at just $3 per month). At just $39.99 on Cyber ​​Monday, it’s a steal and you can use some of that savings to add a pack of AA batteries to your order if the included batteries run out.

Thwart Porch Pirates with the Ring Battery Doorbell, 40% off

Installing this wireless video doorbell couldn’t be easier and delivers crisp HD video with a wide 150 degree field of view. In our review, we praised the instant motion alerts and doorbell notifications, as well as the reliable Alexa integration. The Ring Battery Doorbell didn’t get a great rating in our test due to its relatively high MSRP of $59.99, but you can pick it up for a much cheaper $60 on Cyber ​​Monday. To put that in perspective, it’s currently cheaper than any of the top models we recommend.

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If the models on this list don’t meet your needs or you simply want to consider all the options, be sure to check out our product roundups linked at the top of this article. We have plenty of additional security camera recommendations for every type of buyer.

Finally, be sure to check out our Cyber ​​Monday hub for up-to-date deals on all the tech you need most.

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About Angela Moscaritolo

Editor-in-Chief, Consumer Electronics

I am PCMag’s senior consumer electronics editor and lead an experienced team of analysts covering smart home, home entertainment, wearables, fitness and health technology, and various other product categories. I’ve been with PCMag for more than 10 years, and in that time I’ve written more than 6,000 articles and reviews for the site. Previously, I worked as an analyst focusing on smart home and wearable devices, and before that I was a consumer technology news reporter. I am also a yoga teacher and have been actively teaching group and private classes for almost a decade.

Before joining PCMag, I was a reporter for SC Magazine, focusing on hackers and computer security. I received a bachelor’s degree in journalism from West Virginia University and began my career writing for newspapers in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

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