Save more than $80 on this smart home security camera
Let's face it: the world can be a dangerous place. You know at least one person who's had their car or home is broken into, and it's just not practical to constantly worry whether it'll happen to you. You're an especially prime target for theft and burglary when you take a vacation, and who wants to have to worry about their apartment being ransacked while sunbathing on the beaches of Tulum?
The EPEX WiFi Camera is the perfect home security solution for the person who never thought they could afford home security. Whether you're backpacking across Europe for weeks at a time or just sitting at work and wondering if you remembered to lock the door when you left, the EPEX can help you feel more secure.
EPEX is an instant plug-and-play smart camera that allows you to monitor your home, pets, or children from literally anywhere, as long as you have it connected to a wireless internet connection. It includes a handy smartphone app so you don't need to lug around a laptop to use it, either.
The cool thing about the EPEX WiFi Camera is that it offers a built-in microphone and speaker, so people can use it to communicate remotely with one another—or more realistically, talk to their dogs. The camera records in crisp 720p HD and offers both online and 128GB local storage. It even sends you email notifications if it senses something's wrong.
The EPEX has built-in night vision and can detect movement up to 20 meters in the dark, plus it has a 355º pan and 120º tilt. And even if you already have a security camera, the EPEX can send you temperature and humidity alerts so you'll never have to worry about your pets on a hot day.
The EPEX WiFi Camera comes with a base, antenna, charging adapter, and charging cable. Buy one now for $157, which is a solid discount of 30% off $225 for a limited time. Mashable readers can save an additional 15% off with coupon code GIFTSHOP15.
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