Oliver Haslam·

Pay Just $48.29 For A Smart Video Doorbell In This Early Black Friday Deal

Amazon is now selling the Kasa Smart Video Doorbell with chime for just $48.29. You don’t need to enter any discount codes or clip any on-screen coupons to take advantage of that deal, but you definitely need to make sure that you place your order soon.

Amazon hasn’t yet said when this deal is going to come to an end and that means that it could happen at almost any moment. With that in mind, please do make sure that you order your Kasa Smart Video Doorbell with chime now while the price is discounted. Delay, and you could wind up paying more than you need to.

You’d normally pay around $60 for the Kasa Smart Video Doorbell with chime but if you order now you’ll save 20% and almost $12 without being made to work for it.

Buy: Kasa Smart Video Doorbell Camera Hardwired w/ Chime from Amazon: $48.29 | Original price: $60

Get instant push notifications when the doorbell button is pressed or adjust the volume for select times. The modular Chime design allows you to conveniently place your chime where you want, choose from several different tones, and adjust the volume directly on the device. Never miss another delivery or wake your family with an unexpected guest.

At the time of writing, the Kasa Smart Video Doorbell with chime has more than 830 reviews on Amazon with a combined rating of 4.2 stars out of a possible five. That’s an excellent rating, and it’s one that gives you a good idea of how popular this thing is.

The Kasa Smart Video Doorbell with chime features 2K video resolution as well as support for Alexa and Google Assistant. You can also save footage continually via the microSD card slot or subscribe to a cloud storage plan instead.

Again, we don’t know when this deal is going to come to a close so order your new Kasa Smart Video Doorbell with chime today.

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