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You can’t be too careful when it comes to home security, and if you haven’t already invested in an outdoor security camera (or several of them), you’re leaving your property open to miscreants and other ne'er-do-wells. That’s why you need an ANNKE C800 bullet camera, which five of you will win in this week’s contest.
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If you've been looking for a way to beef up your home security, this week's contest is for you. Our friends at ANNKE are giving away two W300 smart wireless security cameras valued at $49.99 a piece and one grand prize WS200 smart security camera system coming in at $199.99. Here's everything you need to know, including how you can enter.
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If you missed out on the ANNKE C800 security cameras we gave away late last year, we have an awesome opportunity for you. Our friends at ANNKE are back to hand out some newly upgraded C800 4K turret security cameras to four lucky Android Police readers. Here's what you need to know to enter:
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Outdoor security cameras are a great way to keep tabs on your property.... as long as there's ample lighting. Unfortunately, many cameras only perform well during the day, leaving plenty of wiggle room for intruders to infiltrate your home under the cover of darkness, but it doesn't have to be that way. This week, our friends at ANNKE are giving away four of their NC400 NightChroma security cameras, valued at $129.99 a piece.
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While Black Friday is great for snatching up incredible deals on all different kinds of gadgets, our friends at ANNKE are taking this special shopping holiday to give away some of their products. This weekend, three Android Police readers will win an ANNKE C800 turret 4K PoE IP camera, valued at $149 a piece.
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With more people spending time at home, having a reliable home security camera is vital to keeping tabs on your property while you work and relax indoors. To help you stay on top of the things happening beyond your front door, our friends at VACOS are giving away four outdoor/indoor security cameras to our readers. Here's everything you need to know.
Win one of six Annke BR200 PIR security cameras with light strobe and alarm (US, UK, EU) (Update: Winners)
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As imaging technology has evolved to encompass higher resolutions and improved frame rates, home security cameras have graduated from an added convenience to a necessity for many. However, despite the growing prevalence of smart cameras, only a paltry 38% of Americans own a home security product. This week, you can be among these lucky few when you enter to win one of six Annke BR200 PIR security cameras. Here's everything you need to know.
In her review, Rita called the Blink indoor home security camera "an interesting proposition that falters in execution." In spite of its shortcomings, one of the Blink's virtues was its battery life. Both the original Blink and the outdoors-ready Blink XT run on two AA lithium batteries, with two years of battery life under normal use. Now Blink is doubling down on that strength without hampering its cameras by enabling three video recording modes: Saver, Standard, and Best.
Remember the Nest Cam IQ that came out earlier this year? The new Nest Cam IQ Outdoor is pretty much that but, as the name suggests, for outdoor use. You get the same specs, including a 4K sensor with a 130-degree FoV and Night Vision, plus the same facial recognition tech, all in a more rugged outdoor-oriented package. You can preorder it now for $349, and it'll ship this November.
Blink has an interesting proposition as a connected security system: one sync module that plugs into MicroUSB for power but connects to your network over WiFi, and 1 to 10 completely wireless cameras that you can place anywhere without worrying about power or connection cables. They only get triggered by motion and record short clips (max. 60sec) then go back to idling. When I reviewed the system last week, I found the idea promising but complained about the slow app and the missing hardware features: no weatherproofing and no night vision were big deal-breakers for me, and the 720p resolution was limited too.