Amazon’s cheapest video doorbell drops to £12.99 in limited-time deal


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A budget-friendly wireless video doorbell with HD footage and a plug-in chime has dropped to just £12.99 in a limited-time Amazon deal
Amazon's cheapest video doorbell has just dropped in price again - and it's probably one of the cheapest on offer anywhere now.
For just £12.99 you can currently buy an HD wireless video doorbell, with a wireless chime included, which Amazon's reviewers have rated highly with a score of 4.2 out of five stars.
The Fineluck WiFi Video Doorbell has all the features of a £100 doorbell, including 1080p HD footage, AI detection, night-vision, two-way audio, and the plug-in chime, but it costs a fraction of the price.


A 50% discount brings that price down even further, if you can catch the deal, which lasts until February 13.
Wireless video doorbells are easy to install, you just stick one to your front door or screw it to the wall, plug in the chime, connect it all up to your WiFi, and away you go.
This one doesn't make any promises about smart home compatibility, so it looks like you won't be able to link it up to Alexa, and there's no native storage - the only way to keep your clips is to sign up to a $29.99 cloud storage. That's currently about £23 in our money.


But you don't need to do that. Out of the box this will alert you to people approaching your door, let you know if they press the button, and talk to any visitors who arrive while you're not in.
Amazon Prime members get free delivery on eligible items. Non-Prime customers may pay delivery charges depending on the order.


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