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SAVE $130:As of Dec. 12,maddy sinclair eroticism review you can snag a Blink Outdoor 4 wireless smart home security system for $129.99. That's a 50% discount or $130 off.

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You can never be too safe when protecting your home and loved ones, especially during the holiday season when package thieves and burglars are on the prowl. If you haven’t installed a smart security system yet, now’s the time to do it.

As of Dec. 12, the Blink Outdoor 4 (3-camera) wireless security system is available for $129.99 at Amazon. That’s $130 off the list price or a 50% discount.

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The Blink Outdoor 4 is Blink’s fourth-generation wireless smart camera and a powerful yet affordable home security solution. It has two-way audio, motion detection, night vision, and weatherproof housing that can withstand the elements.

You can enable person detection via the optional Blink Subscription Plan (sold separately), which also gives you cloud storage for your video clips, or you can store recordings locally on the included sync module.

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With a two-year battery life and a quick and easy setup, the Blink Outdoor 4 is a hassle-free way to monitor your home. It’s also Alexa compatible, so you can use voice commands to view live footage on your Echo Show or Fire TV device.

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