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Save 38% on a Chamberlain myQ Smart Garage Door Opener

By Laura Tucker
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If you’re doing your holiday shopping on Amazon, you may not want the packages delivered to your front door. You may not be home, or perhaps you’re worried and want a contactless delivery. The Amazon Key service allows Amazon drivers to deliver your purchases in your garage. If this appeals to you, you can get a Chamberlain myQ Smart Garage Door Opener to allow access for your deliveries and can get it now for less than $25.

Amazon Key in-garage delivery is available for free in select areas. You can check your eligibility and get more information at Amazon. It’s an easy process for Prime members. Just link your myQ account in the Key app. Add the code KEY30 at checkout to receive a $30 Amazon credit on future in-garage deliveries.

Deal Myq Garage Door Opener Device

The Chamberlain myQ Smart Garage Door Opener works with all major garage door opener brands with openers that were manufactured after 1993 that have standard safety sensors. The white design blends in with most ceilings, walls, and garage doors. Installation is simplified with a new mounting plate. Download the myQ app to get set up in minutes.

Regardless of whether you choose to use Amazon Key, with this smart opener, you can still control, secure, and monitor your garage door remotely through your smartphone and receive real-time notifications when your door is opening or closing. You can also invite three other people to control your garage door with the myQ Guest feature.

Save 38% on this smart opener and pay just $24.98.

Chamberlain myQ Smart Garage Door Opener

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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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