Walmart Deals of the Day: Grab a Top-Rated Arlo Video Doorbell for Less Than $60
This second-gen HD Arlo video doorbell is one of our favorite affordable models on the market right now, with our reviewer specifically citing its "unusually large horizontal field of view at 180 degrees." It boasts 1080p video resolution as well as night vision capabilities for around-the-clock monitoring. Plus, it supports two-way audio so you can easily chat with visitors, and has a built-in siren to hep scare off any would-be intruders. It's also equipped with a rechargeable battery for an easy instillation anywhere, or you can connect it to your home's existing doorbell wiring.
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Audio is a critical part of a complete entertainment setup, and the Sonos Arc can take all your shows and movies to the next level. Plus, this deal drops it down to a new record-low price, making it a pretty serious value. Our reviewer commended it for its impressive sound, even without a subwoofer, as well as its wide array of smart features like voice assistant compatibility. It supports Dolby Atmos for truly immersive sound, and even has a speech enhancement mode that prioritizes dialogue so you can clearly understand the characters in your shows and movies. It's also equipped with Apple AirPlay 2 connectivity for easy wireless streaming.
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