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2-Pack Google Nest Cam Outdoor 1080p Wi-Fi Surveillance Cameras Expired
$238
$299.00
+ Free Shipping
Select Retailers has 2-Pack Google Nest Cam Outdoor 1080p Wi-Fi Surveillance Cameras (White) on sale below. Shipping is free. Thanks Sumfunyname
No longer available:
- Office Depot/Office Max $238
- Crutchfield $238
- Home Depot $238
- Best Buy $238.99
No longer available:
- Dell Home & Office $238
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Keep a careful watch over your property with this Google Nest Cam outdoor security camera. Its weatherproof construction provides durability in wet conditions and its 130-degree wide-angle lens lets you view everything in 1080p high-definition. With 24/7 live streaming, this Google Nest Cam outdoor security camera lets you keep watch in real time using only your smartphone. -slickdewmaster
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2 pack Google Nest Outdoor Camera.
Usually $298, now $238.
Also, Best Buy has it for the same price.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/goog...Id=56578
https://www.homedepot.c
Usually $298, now $238.
Also, Best Buy has it for the same price.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/goog...Id=56578
https://www.homedepot.c
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I like two though, as I have one covering the front door and one over the back. Great quality and can be rotated any way to ensure the coverage you want.
target and lowes offer 5% if you use their cards, but what is the best deals on these in terms of stacking some other discounts/coupons on top?
Not that much better for the price they charge for those IQ ones.
Don't see it in stock for Target.
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The difference is in the mechanics of the camera. Although the IQ doesn't stream at 4k, the user can zoom in and concentrate on an area at HD, without pixelation.
https://www.costco.com/google-nes...33089.htm