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Get Amazon Echo Show 5 & Blink Mini Camera for More than 1/2 Off

By Laura Tucker
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It’s not even Amazon Prime Day yet, but there are already unbelievable deals such as this one. You can get an Amazon Echo Show 5 with Blink Mini Camera for more than half off. You get both a camera that keeps watch over your home indoors 24/7 and an Echo Show 5, where you can easily display your camera footage.

The 1080P HD plug-in security camera has motion detection and two-way audio that will allow you to monitor your home indoors. It will set up in minutes in front of the baby’s crib or behind the front door. You’ll be able to see, hear, and speak to your family (and pets!), and it will appear in the live view on the Blink app.

Echo Show Blink Mini Combo

Combining the Blink Mini with the Echo Show 5, you can get a live view of what’s going on inside your home on the Echo display. Record all video footage to review in case of an incident or just to see what you may have missed.

The Echo Show 5 features a 5.5″ smart display. When you’re not using it to view your security footage of your children, pets, and home, you can manage your calendar and to-do lists and check on the news and weather. Also, catch up on some of your favorite streamed content on YouTube and listen to music and audiobooks. You can even use it in the kitchen to follow recipes.

Take $59.99 off this smart display and indoor camera combo and pay just $54.99 at checkout.

Amazon Echo Show 5 with Blink MIini Camera

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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