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Save $35 on a TourAlle Outdoor Security Camera

By Laura Tucker
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Whether you’re spending more time than usual at home or are gone for periods of time every day, it’s a good idea to keep an eye on the outside of your home. Keep an eye on intruders, watch for deliveries, see who’s ringing your doorbell, etc. Consider buying a TourAlle Outdoor Security Camera to handle all of this.

The camera is 1920 x 1080P high resolution and has a wide-angle advanced lens and 320º horizontal and 90º vertical rotation range, along with a crystal-clear image quality. It has motion detection and will send an alert to your smartphone within one second. Two-way audio allows you to speak with visitors (or intruders!) on your doorstep.

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Equipped with four white LEDs, the TourAlle Outdoor Security Camera will provide a clear picture even in complete darkness, with your night vision having a reach of 65 feet. The case is built strong and has an IP65 waterproof rating. It’s meant to withstand any weather.

A built-in SD card slot supports your Micro SD cards up to 128G for local storage, thought encrypted security cloud storage is an option as well to ensure your security storage stays private.

This PTZ camera is compatible with 2.4GHz Wi-Fi. It is not battery-powered and requires a wall plug. The TourAlle is also compatible with Amazon Alexa. This allows you to see live video of your doorstep or the area of your yard the camera is focused on via voice command with an Echo Show device.

Use the CODE 2JZZT2ZM0S57 to get $35 off this security camera and pay just $44.99.

TourAlle Outdoor Security 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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