15 Selling Memorial Day on Smart Home Tech (2021): Robot Vacs, Roku, and More

Are you trying to decorate your home with cameras and lights that you can control with your voice? Or do you just want to save the washing, the cooking, and the laundry? Either way, there’s a Memorial Day sales team this weekend on things that can make your home a little smarter.

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Security Cam and Smart plug

See our leads to better security cameras and very good plugs to hear more and to choose.

• Arlo Q Security Camera for $ 65 ($ 15 discounted): When we first tried this camera, was priced from $ 130 to $ 200. Since then it has dropped to about $ 80 as usual, because Arlo has released new cameras, but we still love Q. It’s small and easy to use, and Arlo has a good track record behind it.
• TP-Link Kasa Spot Camera for $ 30 ($ 5 discounted): I loved the Kasa cameras I tried, and they are expensive. However, it does not provide a guarantee of two things. This is probably a good idea if you do not want to post this anywhere to be able to take private photos and they like to use it for a short time like watching pets when you are not there.
• Monoprice Stitch Smart Power Strip for $ 20 ($ 5 off): Electronic electronic devices are very useful for directing multiple objects simultaneously (or individually). One monoprice is cheaper, too, and is easier to see in the app. It has four terminals plus two USB ports, but the last two are not controlled by good stuff.

Smart Speaker and Demonstrative Actions