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Ring Video Doorbell 2, Instant Pot Duo60, and more deals for July 10
We know it’s probably hard to justify paying more than a hundred bucks for a doorbell, but the ring doorbell is more than just an ordinary doorbell, which we feel is worth the splash. We have found a certified refurbished version of the Ring Video Doorbell 2 for $89.99 on Amazon. It is tested and certified to look and work like new, so you will be making a massive $80 saving than buying brand new. You can see for yourself if it’s worth it without having to pay the full price. It works well with the Alexa devices like the 2nd Gen Echo, Echo Dot, and more so you are one step closer to building the perfect smart home. Read more…
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