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4-Pack Philips Personal Security Window & Door Alarm Expired
$8.20
$19.53
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Walmart has 4-Pack Philips Personal Security Window & Door Alarm (LRM3320W/27) on sale for $8.18. Choose free store pick up where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (90-day free trial here) or on orders of $35+.
- Note: Availability for free store pickup may vary by location.
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- This is priced $4.44 lower than this previous Frontpage Deal from 2022.
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- About this product:
- Hassle-free mounting with the included double-sided tape
- 120-decibel alarm triggered by a high-quality magnetic sensor, or choose for a chime to sound when windows or doors are opened and closed
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- Walmart's Return Policy can be found here.
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Walmart [walmart.com] has 4-Pack Philips Personal Security Window & Door Alarm (LRM3320W/27) for $8.18. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial [walmart.com]) or on orders $35+.
- Note: Availability for free store pickup may vary by location.
- Note: Temporarily out of stock but still orderable.
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- Ward off would-be intruders with a 120-decibel alarm triggered by a high-quality magnetic sensor, or choose for a chime to sound when windows or doors are opened and closed
- Features an easy-to-use OFF/CHIME/ALARM switch on the side of the alarm to let you choose your preference of alert, comes in a set of four to provide extra coverage for your home
- Powered by four long-life LR44 button batteries (included)
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Also the MSRP is exaggerated, yes they are a brand name, but they used to sell a 2 pack of generics at the dollar store, looking online the typical price is now $1.50-$2 per unit., it definitely was never worth "$19"
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It would be highly inconvenient and impractical to have to physically go to each one to turn them off / on.
It would be highly inconvenient and practically inconvenient to have to physically go to each one to turn them off / on.
Yes, but what if someone was breaking in? If you silenced it from your phone, you might not know. Sometimes burglars ignore alarms because they plan on being in and out quickly.
It would be highly inconvenient and practically inconvenient to have to physically go to each one to turn them off / on.
I want to say no, I looked at Amazon and someone asked "can I turn these in when I leave" and someone replied "not really. They're either on or off and will sound until connection is within .5 inches". Someone else did mention there is a 30 second delay. But I didn't see anything official.
Wish I bit on the Simplisafe deal a ways back. Darn
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It would be highly inconvenient and practically inconvenient to have to physically go to each one to turn them off / on.
No, these are not smart devices.
It would be highly inconvenient and practically inconvenient to have to physically go to each one to turn them off / on.
Also the MSRP is exaggerated, yes they are a brand name, but they used to sell a 2 pack of generics at the dollar store, looking online the typical price is now $1.50-$2 per unit., it definitely was never worth "$19"
Also the MSRP is exaggerated, yes they are a brand name, but they used to sell a 2 pack of generics at the dollar store, looking online the typical price is now $1.50-$2 per unit., it definitely was never worth "$19"