The Eufy 2K Indoor Cam with HomeKit support is currently just $27.99 for Cyber Monday 2020. You save $12 with this deal.
Eufy 2K Indoor Cam Drops to Just $27.99 for Cyber Monday 2020
If I am to recommend just one indoor security camera, it would be the Eufy 2K Indoor Cam. It's small, it's cheap and it just works. It even has support for Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. All for just $39.99.
Now, thanks to Cyber Monday 2020, you can pick up the security camera for an even lower price of $27.99 which is nothing but awesome regardless of how you slice it.
Once set up, connected to Wi-Fi and a microSD card popped in, you can view this camera from anywhere as long as you have a working internet connection. Thanks to its local storage capabilities you don't have to pay for anything in order to save your recordings. However, you may sign up for the optional cloud storage option if you like.
This camera offers 2K resolution video, which is obviously higher (and better) than regular 1080p. This means everything will look sharp when you are reviewing footage. And the built-in speaker and camera means you can have a two-way conversation with anyone in front of the camera.
We can brag about this camera all day long but we won't do that. Head over to the link below and grab this deal before it's too late.
Buy eufy Security 2K Indoor Cam - Was $39.99, now just $27.99
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