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Today Only: Keep Your Home or Business Safe With Ring's Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera at Just $50

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Home security is important to all of us, and it should be. Making sure that our loved ones, pets and belongings are safe can help ease our nerves and give us peace of mind. Many of us focus on an outdoor security camera that keeps an eye on our packages, driveway and street, like the Ring doorbell camera. But don't forget about the inside of your home -- an indoor security camera like the recently released Ring Pan-Tilt indoor camera is a great way to keep your eye on everything indoors. And it's now available for just $50, taking $30 off the sticker price. 

The sale is available at Best Buy only for today, so if you want one act fast. The camera is also discounted to the same price on Amazon if you prefer shopping there. We're assume it will only last until the end of the day there, too so grab yours now.  

The Ring Pan-Tilt indoor camera has some pretty solid features you'd expect from an indoor cam. This includes two-way audio, so you can talk to whoever is in front of the camera and they can answer you, as well as 360-degree pan coverage so regardless of what angle you keep the camera at, you'll be able to see the entire room. You can control this camera from your phone through the app, which is convenient. Best of all, it has night vision as well so whatever time of the day it is, you can clearly see what's going on. 

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And unlike a lot of cameras that come in only stark black or white colors, this camera offers a few more neutral options like a blush pink, gray and cream. Since this is a device that's going to be sat in full view inside your home, these gentler hues might at least help it blend in with your decor a little better. 

For more home finds, check out our roundup of the best smart home deals happening right now. 

Source: cnet.com

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