Homeowners are raving about Yi home security cameras, and today’s Daily Deal puts them at the lowest prices we’ve ever seen.
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Amazon shoppers are raving about Yi home security cameras, and today’s Daily Deal puts both outdoor and indoor Yi cameras at the lowest prices we’ve ever seen—up to 49 percent off!This two-piece camera system—49 percent off today—boasts some pretty incredible features, but its 24/7 emergency response service might be the one that sets it apart from many of its peers.
“I find myself watching what is going on outside our front gate all the time now,” wrote a shopper who’s relieved they can finally “check what is making the dogs bark. Is there a car outside the gate or not?” Another professed that “the one killer feature is being able to talk and listen through” the wireless camera, which is also Alexa-enabled.
YI Dome Indoor Security CamerasLike its outstanding outdoor system, these wireless indoor Yi home security cameras pull out all the stops when it comes to safety, offering real-time activity alerts, reaching out to first responders in the event of suspicious activity, and displaying footage and audio in 1080p quality to your smartphone via the Yi app.
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