HomeKit Camera

Building up a smart home can be an expensive job, so saving money whenever the chance arises is always a good idea. The world of the smart video doorbell is full of all kinds of options and right now one of them is available with a discount that you won’t want to miss.

Ikea launched new sensors this week, including a contact sensor, leak sensor, and motion sensor. These sensors will work with Ikea’s new hub and eventually with Matter. Ecobee also released an update for its smart video doorbell, adding activity alert functionality.

Some of our favorite security cameras with floodlights are the Arlo Floodlight Outdoor Security Camera, the Wyze Cam Floodlight Pro, the Eve Outdoor Cam, and the Google Nest Cam with Floodlight.

Securing your home is extremely important, and HomeKit security cameras are one of the easiest ways to do it. Fit the camera to the side of your house, connect the cameras to the hub, and then add them all to the Home app so that you can see a live feed from your iPhone or iPad.

Our top HomeKit video doorbells are heavily discounted for Cyber Monday. Cyber Monday is a great time to add products to your smart home or build one for the first time.

The eufyCam 2C Pro, one of the best HomeKit cameras, is currently on sale for its lowest-ever price of just $159. This is a great opportunity to enhance the security of your home at an affordable price.

The fourth generation Nuki lock has been launched, featuring Matter over Thread compatibility. This lock is available for users in the EU and the UK, and can work with Apple Home and other smart home platforms.

Here’s another Black Friday deal on a security camera: the Eufy SoloCam E40 is now available on Amazon for £65, down from its usual price of £92. This camera has received a five-star rating and a Best Buy award in our review.

As part of its Black Friday sale, Amazon is offering a wide range of TP-Link smart home gear. This includes options from both the Kasa and Tapo lineups, with savings of up to 44%.

Signify, the company responsible for Philips Hue, has released a firmware update for its contact sensor that enables Apple HomeKit support. This update allows the sensor to be used as a standard sensor for doors, windows, cupboards, and even refrigerators.