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This Blink video doorbell has dropped to an astonishing AU$27.99 in this early Prime Day deal

Amazon has offered a sneak peek into its upcoming Prime Big Deal Days next week by discounting some of its own devices, and the Blink Video Doorbell for 72% off is very hard to pass up ahead of the sale.

This Blink video doorbell has dropped to an astonishing AU$27.99 in this early Prime Day deal

The Blink Video Doorbell System is currently being offered at an astonishing AU$27.99 as part of Amazon's Prime Day sale. This discount brings the price down to just AU$27.99, making it a highly affordable option for those looking to enhance their home security. Although many features are locked behind subscription plans such as the AU$4.95/m Blink Basic or AU$15/m Blink Plus, the device is still considered an easy-to-install security system by Amazon.

With a high-quality 1440p resolution, 30 frames per second video, a wide 150º field of view, and battery life lasting up to two years, the Blink Video Doorbell System is a solid investment. The Blink Basic Plan is available for AU$4.95 per month or AU$49.95 per year, offering video recording, cloud storage, person and vehicle detection, and photo capture.

The Blink Plus Plan, priced at AU$15 per month or AU$150 per year, allows for unlimited device addition. The device can be purchased alone or in a bundle with two Blink Mini 2K+ cameras for AU$48, representing a 74% discount.

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