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Save up to $130 on Anker’s Eufy security systems with promo codes on Amazon

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Eufy may not be a brand that you’re familiar with, but you probably have heard of the company behind it. Eufy is technology manufacturer Anker’s smart home line, and EufyCam is Anker’s wireless security camera offering, which we reviewed earlier this year. Right now Amazon is selling both and three-camera systems for up to 20%, but we have a promo code that makes the sale that much better.

The two-camera system is currently on sale for $320. But entering the code EUFY88AP at checkout brings the price down to $270, 33% off the retail price. For the three-camera system, the code EUFY55AP brings down the price to $370, $130 better than its current sale price of $500.

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Act quickly though: the sale is for a limited time, and the codes above expire on May 27. Amazon adjusts its prices often, and to get the most out of the promo code savings you’ll want to act fast.

Notable features of the EufyCam include the one-year battery life of its cameras. After you charge them, they’ll last indoors or out for an entire year without needing another charge. This makes the camera truly wireless, and the only limitations on where you can place these cams are the reach of your wireless internet.

1080p HD video is supported, along with advanced A.I. features which allow the cameras to detect faces and the ability to separate human movement from object movement (i.e. tree branches, passing cars, etc.). We found this to work well in our tests.

While the lack of smart assistant support is a drawback (the capability is apparently a “work in progress”), there is definitely a lot on the video end that allows us to recommend this as a solid security camera system. The one-year battery life and easy setup are also big positives.

If this particular security camera isn’t what you’re looking for, we do recommend you check our list of the best security systems of 2019. We’ll likely see more sales shortly around Memorial Day, so keep checking back to our deals page for more. If you’re interested in other holiday sales out there, be sure to check our roundup.

Ed Oswald
For fifteen years, Ed has written about the latest and greatest in gadgets and technology trends. At Digital Trends, he's…
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