Ring’s 1080p indoor security cam with smart motion alerts is 33% off
Having a bit of surveillance inside your home will make you feel so much better when you’re away on vacation or at work, especially when you can check in on that video feed from your phone whenever you want. All of that’s possible with this Ring Indoor Cam that’s on sale for $40 right now with this 33% discount down from its $60 MSRP.
Since this security camera is so small, you can place it anywhere in your home that’s convenient for you, whether that’s on a table, on a shelf, or mounted on a wall. It captures crisp 1080p video so you don’t miss any details, allowing you to tell exactly what your dog is chewing on while you aren’t home. It even has color night vision, too.
The Ring Indoor Cam is smart enough that it can “pre-record” footage before a motion event, allowing you to see what happened in the seconds leading up to the event. It can also notify you upon an event, and you can customize what types of events you get. It also integrated with Alexa, so you can receive notifications on other devices like an Echo Dot or check in on footage with an Echo Show.
With a Ring Protect subscription, you can unlock a few more advanced features, including recording all your videos, reviewing stored videos from up to 180 days ago, and sharing videos with others.
If you’ve always wanted the peace of mind that comes with convenient home surveillance, this is a great time to jump on. Get the Ring Indoor Cam for only $40 before this limited-time deal expires!
Save 33% on Ring's 1080p home security cam with smart motion alertsBuy now at Amazon 
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Every laptop worker needs this 1080p portable monitor, now 30% off
As a remote worker, I love being able to work anywhere I want, whether it’s a coffee shop, an Airbnb, or my backyard. But the thing I hate most? Only having a single display on my laptop!
Fortunately, that hasn’t been a problem for me in a while because I use a travel-friendly portable monitor—and if you want one yourself, now’s a great time to grab this KYY portable monitor that’s only $70 on Amazon (30% off) because that matches the lowest price it’s ever been.
This lovely 15.6-inch 1080p monitor is super slim (0.3 inches) and lightweight (1.7 pounds), so you can take it with you anywhere just by sliding it into your bag next to your laptop. All it needs are video and power connections, which you can provide with a single USB-C video cable or with a combination of Mini HDMI video and USB-C power.
KYY’s portable monitor comes with a scratchproof smart cover that doubles as a stand, and the monitor itself can be oriented in either landscape or portrait mode to your liking. Plus, it’s not only compatible with your laptop, but also with smartphones, tablets, PCs, Nintendo Switches and other gaming consoles, and more.
Snag this portable monitor for just $70 on Amazon before this limited-time deal runs out. It’s one of the best laptop accessories you’ll ever get, especially if you’re a remote worker who’s always on the go.
Save 30% on this ultra-slim travel-friendly 1080p external displayBuy now at Amazon
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