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9. at $99, it was one of the least expensive doorbells I could find, and it
comes with a Wifi 2. 4GHz repeater. Besides the price, the main reason to get this video doorbell was that you do not need to use a paid service. The dr4awback is that you can only retrieve the current day's
videos. The videos will be deleted the following day, unless you save them to your phone, or computer, tablet, etc.
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TSR STAFF: Tanya P. !@tanyaxpayne Roommates, when I say this delivery man was bold, he was BOLD bold!I’m sure many of you are familiar with all kinds of food delivery services that bring whatever your craving at the
moment right to your doorstep. However, this delivery definitely left a sour taste in these customer’s mouths. According to @fox40news, a doorbell camera captured a delivery man
from DoorDash sipping from the milkshake he was sent to deliver!The Malhotras family were having a regular night when RishabMalhotra, a 14 year old boy, ordered a milkshake from ColdStone through delivery service DoorDash. The delivery came, but what the delivery man didn’t know was he was being recorded thanks to a camera at the front door. Unfortunately, Rishab didn’t see the footage at the moment and ended up drinking the Oreo milkshake.
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9. In addition, you get free rolling two day cloud storage, and a 14 day plan that's a very reasonable $40 per year. Read our full Kasa Cam Outdoor review. 15 View at Walmart Marketplace$349View at
WalmartRecommended Retailer$399View at Google Store?This weatherproof camera has a tamper resistant design, a triple microphone array and HDR support for better quality videos than what other
cameras produce. It can distinguish between people and animals, and can even recognize individual faces. However, a lot of the features are available only with a Nest Aware subscription, which starts at $10/month, or $100/year. Read our full Nest Cam IQ Outdoor review. 98 View at AmazonIt wasn't all that long ago that having a home security system meant signing up with a company that would send a professional installer to your house to drill holes in your walls and run wires throughout your home. In most cases the equipment was free, but you had to commit to a multi year monitoring contract as part of the deal. There are still a handful of security companies such as ADT, Slomin's, and Vivint, that will send a consultant out to your house to configure a system specifically tailored to your home and then send a team of professionals to install everything, but more and more companies are offering do it yourself DIY home security solutions. DIY home security systems come in all shapes and sizes.