SAVE $80: A four-pack of Blink Mini indoor security cameras is Drama Archiveson sale for just $49.98 during Amazon's October Prime Day sale. You'll have to act quick, though, as this Lightning deal is only around for the next hour.
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Blink Mini indoor security cameras (4-pack) As to be expected, Prime Day is pulling out the stops when it comes to deals on its own devices. The latest one to catch our eye is this Lightning deal on a 4-pack of Blink Mini indoor security cameras.
If you're looking to get a little peace of mind via added security in your home, the Blink Mini packs an impressive number of features in its compact design. And with four cameras, you can keep an extra set of eyes around the entire house. Usually $129.98 for all four cameras, this Lightning deal has dropped the cost down to only $49.98 during the Prime Big Deal Days event. That's a savings of $80 or 62% and the biggest discount to date. For reference, a single Blink Mini camera at full price costs $34.99.
As a Lightning deal, you only have about an hour (at the time of writing) to get your hands on this deal. So, don't delay pressing that add-to-cart button.
The Blink Mini features 1080P video resolution, motion detection, two-way audio, and included cloud storage for your captured footage. Plus, it's simple to set up (plug it in; pair it with the app) and easy to stash in small spaces so it doesn't clash with your decor. Whether you're a pet owner looking to see what your dog or cat is up to when you're not around, an anxious parent wanting extra protection for your kiddos, or a new homeowner wanting privacy and security in your space, this Lightning deal is an easy and affordable solution.
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