Security Camera Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals 2024 

2024 Black Friday Security Camera Deals Verified

If you’re looking to add a few cameras to your portfolio of protections, there’s no better time to shop than Black Friday and Cyber Monday. And now that Black Friday deals have started dropping, it’s about time we take a look at what the top security camera brands are offering.

Side-by-side view of Arlo and Lorex cameras
Side-by-side view of Arlo and Lorex cameras

We put together pages and guides about each brand’s Black Friday sales. See the links below. But if you’re looking to compare discounts and savings, keep reading. We’ll give you an overview of the best deals we found.

Black Friday 2024: Save Big With These Top Security Camera Names

Now that Black Friday 2024 is shaping up, we’re seeing discounts in the hundreds of dollars and over 50-percent. Here are the brands we recommend checking out.

FYI: Traditionally, Black Friday is for in-store sales, while Cyber Monday is for online deals. However, that line has been blurred to the point that companies now offer online deals on Black Friday.

Lorex

Two Lorex Cameras
Lorex Cameras

Lorex’s Black Friday sales are normally multi-pronged, and this year is no different. For starters, it offers Site Crasher deals that offer up to $100 savings on individual cameras and up to $400 on security camera bundles that include a DVR or NVR. You should check out the Dual Lens 4K camera – it’s an outdoor camera with two lenses to offer the widest possible field of view, plus it has smart spotlights next to each lens. It normally costs $249, but is now only $150.

On top of the Site Crasher deals, you can save on any Lorex purchase by meeting a minimum spend requirement. This is particularly great for those looking to buy multi-camera systems and businesses that need to cover a wide area – especially because Lorex is one of the best security cameras for businesses.

  • $50 off on orders over $1,000
  • $100 off on orders over $1,500
  • $200 off on orders over $2,000

The icing on the cake? All Lorex shoppers get free standard shipping and an extended return period. Instead of 30 days from your date of purchase, you can return Lorex cameras up until January 31 next year (2025).

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Lorex Camera

Ring

Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen)
Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen)

Ring, the doorbell camera brand that is now part of Amazon, doesn’t miss a year when it comes to offering Black Friday and Cyber Monday discounts.

Last year we saw up to 50 percent off on individual cameras and bundles. The already affordable Ring Indoor Cam — $59.99 retail — was going for just $29.99. There were also some heavily discounted camera multi-packs for sale, especially on Amazon. The Stick Up Cam and Video Doorbell two pack was going for just $99.99, 44 percent less than its regular retail price. They aren’t offering any pre-Black Friday sales so you’ll have to wait and see what they have up their sleeve for this year.

If you’re looking for ideas on which Ring security cameras to buy, check out our review of Ring security cameras as well as our assessment of Ring camera pricing.

Pro Tip: If you’re a Prime member, buy from Amazon. You’ll get priority shipping so you can set up your cameras and use them to watch over your porch before your other Black Friday orders arrive. That’s a great way to protect your home against package theft.

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Ring-Stick-Up-Cam-Battery

Blink

Blink Indoor Cam
Blink Indoor Cam

Much like Ring, Blink is a part of the Amazon brand. Unlike Ring, Blink has a smaller product lineup but cheaper equipment.

Blink sells products almost exclusively through Amazon, and those products are up to 62-percent off. The Blink Mini and Blink Mini 2 are the most affordable choices right now. They cost $17.99 and $19.99, respectively, both reflecting a 50-percent discount.

Rather than buying individual cameras, we recommend Blink’s bundles. For example, three Blink Outdoor 4 cameras cost $99.99 if you bundle them together. Individually, they cost $39.99 even with the Black Friday discount. If you want to save more, the key is to bundle.

Visit our page on Blink’s pricing for additional pricing information, or our Blink Mini review for an overview of what you can expect from Blink’s most affordable security camera.

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Blink Camera XT2

Arlo

Arlo Pro 5S 2k mounted outside
Arlo Pro 5S 2k mounted outside

If wireless, battery-powered cameras are your thing, then you’re going to want to look at Arlo. It’s currently offering as much as 50-percent off. The Essential line of battery-powered cameras start at $49.99, while, Essential Indoor camera currently costs $39.99. Those are Arlo’s most affordable options.

However, we recommend checking out their more premium cameras as well. The Arlo Pro 5S, a 2K camera with HDR and special features like color night vision and person detection, is selling for $99.99. If you want something even better, the 4K-resolution Arlo Ultra 2 is $100 off right now. It’s Arlo’s most expensive camera, but you can get it for as low as $199.99.

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Arlo Pro 2

Wyze

Wyze Indoor Camera
Wyze Security Camera

You can’t normally buy a security camera for under $10, unless it’s a dummy camera. But with Wyze’s Black Friday sale, you can get a real security camera for $9.98. It’s not just a simple security camera either. It has person detection, it can record locally to an SD card, and it has a built-in spotlight for night vision. That’s the Wyze Cam OG, which is normally $30.

Additionally, you can get discounts ranging from 22- to 44-percent on other Wyze cameras and products. That may not sound as good as the other deals you saw above, but considering how affordable Wyze Cams are, we’re surprised they are still able to offer discounts.

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Wyze Cam

Google Nest Cam

Google Nest Cam on house
Google Nest Cam on house

Google’s Black Friday sale started early this year, and it’s offering discounts up to $100 on Nest Cams, including the wired and battery-powered Nest Doorbells:

  • Nest Cam (indoor, wired): $79.99 ($20 off)
  • Nest Cam (battery): $119.99 ($60 off)
  • Nest Cam with floodlight: $189.99 ($90 off)
  • Nest Doorbell (battery): $99.99 ($80 off)
  • Nest Doorbell (wired): $99.99 ($80 off)

Multi-camera bundles are also available, with savings ranging up to $100. For example, the two-pack Nest Cam (battery) costs $229.99. Take note that even outside Black Friday, bundles offer steep discounts. That two-camera pack costs $329.99 normally, while a single camera costs $179. With the extra $100 off this Black Friday, you’ll save an extra $10 compared to buying two Nest Cam (battery) cameras individually.

You can learn more about what Nest has to offer in our Nest review or our Nest Cam Battery review.

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Nest Cam

Eufy

eufy 2K Camera on Shelf
eufy 2K Camera on Shelf

Eufy is a lot like Lorex because it offers tons of security cameras to choose from. And just like Lorex, is having a site-wide sale right now. Discounts can be as much as 50-percent, with savings up to $370 on the more expensive and larger packages.

For example, the S330 package with four cameras and a HomeBase (hub) now costs only $429.99 from its $799.99 original price. If you’re not planning to buy multiple cameras though, you can still save big on single-camera units. For example, the E340 floodlight camera is $81off. Its Black Friday price is down to $138.98, compared to its $220 original retail price.

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eufy 2K Camera

Recap

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are two of the biggest shopping events,1 and what better thing to invest in this year than home security? With all the Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals we’re seeing this year, start planning your security camera shopping list with the help of our home security camera shopping guide.

Citations
  1. CNBC. (2020). Black Friday 2020 online shopping surges 22% to record $9 billion, Adobe says.
    cnbc.com/2020/11/28/black-friday-2020-online-shopping-surges-22percent-to-record-9-billion-adobe-says.html