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Do you know what's going on outside your home when you close the door? With the right smart home tech, you can see everything that's happening by glancing at your phone thanks to wireless security cameras. There's a great deal at Amazon right now that should make keeping a watchful eye a breeze.

As of April 9, get the Blink Outdoor 4 (2-Pack) for $89.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $179.99. That's $90 off and a discount of 50%.

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You get two Blink Outdoor 4 cameras here for less than $100, which is a great deal, especially since these wireless cameras can be placed just about anywhere. They come with their own mounting kit and two AA batteries, which will last about two years per camera.

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You can view up to five camera feeds from your phone, with 1080p HD recordings, infrared night vision, and two-way communication so you can live chat with anyone on the other end of the camera. You can also connect your cameras via Alexa-enabled devices to control and view your feeds from there. Since these cameras are for outside use, they're weather-resistant, meaning you can truly set them up and forget them.

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