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By Laura Tucker
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There is much appeal to getting a Ring Doorbell, but there are other products that can fulfill the same promises, such as the Wire-Free Arlo Essential Video Doorbell. Just like the Ring, you can use it with Alexa, but you can also use it with Google Assistant or Samsung SmartThings. Plus, you can get it for half off.

The video doorbell is easy to set up and recharge, and the long-lasting rechargeable battery can be installed without wires. It’s built to be weather resistant to continue to provide you with reliable security, regardless of the weather conditions, through heat and cold, rain or shine. See a clear picture in HD with HDR in both bright conditions and low light.

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Install the Arlo Essential Video Doorbell so that you can have full coverage of your front door, giving you the perfect view from safely inside your home – or even a remote location. You’ll be able to see the entirety of a person at your door as well as packages that have been delivered with a 180-degree view.

Arlo Foresight captures video of your doorstep even before motion triggers the doorbell before anyone even hits the button. It allows you to respond quickly and speak to people on your doorstep with two-way audio or a pre-recorded message. An Arlo Secure plan allows you to receive notifications of people, vehicles, and packages. Store your footage to your Arlo base station or Smarthub.

Take $100 off the price of this video doorbell in Black or White and pay just $99.99.

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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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