Amazon Deals of the Day: Light Up Your Home With Four TP-Link Smart Bulbs for Just $5 Each
Today, we spotted a four-pack of Tapo TP-Link smart light bulbs down to just $20, which brings the cost to only $5 each. We also found the Kasa tilt indoor security camera down to its record low price of $20 as well. And finally, there's nothing like golfing in the summer. Enjoy a record low price on the RedTiger golf rangefinder, saving you $67.
Smart lights can greatly impact how your home looks and feels. A great affordable option are the Tapo TP-link A19 smart light bulbs. These bulbs have an added white LED bulb to help produce more exact colors. It has a color rendering index of greater than 90, meaning you'll be able to see more accurate colors and even reduce the strain and fatigue on your eyes with an adjustable brightness down down to just 16 lumens. You can turn the lights on and off from your phone and even set a schedule so they're on when you come home. And with away mode, it'll turn the lights on and off at random intervals to give the illusion that someone is home. You can score a four-pack of these smart bulbs now for just $20. That's a savings of $10 and drops each bulb down to five bucks. Just make sure to use code 2TAPO800LM to get the full discount.
Another great upgrade you can make to your house is an indoor security camera. Most of us have some version of video surveillance outside either though a video doorbell or a security camera, but what about the inside? The Kasa indoor pan/tilt camera is a great simple option. It has a decently clear HD resolution. It also has 360-degree rotation with 113-degree vertical tilt, giving you a full, clear view. Plus, the night vision feature can help you ensure everything is at it should be at night. One of my favorite features is the motion detection that sends alerts right to your phone when it notices activity. Plus, it supports two-way audio so you can easily chat with someone on the other end. Normally $30, you can score one at a record low of just 20 bucks right now.
Summer is in full swing and so are you on the golf course. For those that golf, you know a rangefinder can be a pretty essential tool while you're out on the course. The RedTiger golf rangefinder is equipped with 7X magnification and a range of five to 1,200 yards. It gives you a pretty high accuracy of +/-0.5 yards. This rangefinder also comes with a slope switch. This means the ballistic distance and degree of angle will only be displayed when the Slope switch is on. The rangefinder can be used a whopping 30,000 times per full charge so you don't have to worry about constantly having the charger on you. It normally runs for $160 but right now you can score over 40% off which brings the price down to $93, a record low.
With so many deals on Amazon, deciding which ones are worth your money can be difficult. But CNET's combed through what the world's largest online retailer has to offer and gathered the best deals for you to peruse.
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