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Save $40 on Petcube Play 2 Pet Camera with Laser

By Laura Tucker
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After spending time working from home, if you’re heading back to work, you may be worried about your pet and how they will get used to you not being around all day again. If you’re thinking of putting a security camera on your cat or dog, go one step further and get the Petcube Play 2 Pet Camera with Laser and give your pet some play time, too.

The camera allows you to check on your pet anytime from anyplace via your smartphone. 1080p HD video, with 160° ultra-wide-angle view and night vision, will be delivered to your iOS 11 and higher or Android 7.1.2 and higher phone. You can zoom in on the shot with up with a 4x zoom. The camera will also deliver real-time sound and motion alerts.

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It’s a quick two-minute setup for the only pet camera that supports dual-band connections. The two-way audio allows you to not only hear your pet but speak to it as well to give some comfort while alone. It’s been improved recently to have a four-microphone array and improved speaker bar.

The Petcube Play 2 Pet Camera with Laser allows you to play with your pet. The built-in pet-safe laser toy is either controlled by you and your smartphone or through an autoplay mode. With the built-in Alexa voice assistant, you can play music, control other smart home devices, and perform other activities when you’re home, such as hear the news, ask questions, place Amazon orders, etc.

Save $20, plus another 11 percent when you apply the Amazon coupon, and pay just $159.31.

Petcube Play 2 Pet Camera with Laser

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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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