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These outdoor security cams are among a million products on sale for Black Friday this year. If you're interested in the best tech on sale today, see our best Black Friday tech deals page for a broader view of all the best discounts you can get right now. Prices are accurate as of the time of writing, but you can expect them to fluctuate and inventory to sell out, so you may not want to hesitate if you see a sale that grabs you.
Outdoor cameras are useful for far more than security: They can show if your dog is in the backyard, alert you when friends show up, or tell you when a package arrives. These cameras are there for more than just catching intruders—they capture life as it is happening outside your door. I've tested many outdoor cameras, and seven of my favorites are on sale for Black Friday.
Eufy Solocams are the cameras I rely on when I'm not testing other cameras. I love the dual lenses and 360-degree field of view. Also, you can store clips locally if you have a Eufy backup hub, called a Homebase.
Eufy Security Floodlight Cam S330: regularly $299.99, now $169.98
Eufy Security Floodlight Camera E340: regularly $219.99, now $149.98
I was a little slow to Reolink—I tried and didn't love their Argus line, either the physical appearance or the app. But their PoE (power over ethernet) PTZ (point, tilt, zoom) cameras are a different story, and now they'd be my pick if I was buying cameras for the first time. You want PTZ to give you the best 360-degree view of your space, and PoE provides better security from wifi hackers.
Reolink 4K PoE Security Outdoor IP Camera now $62.99, was $89.99
Reolink 4K UHD PoE PTZ Camera for Outdoor Security, now $174.99, was $249.99
Reolink 4K Wired Wifi Outdoor Camera, 8MP w/Auto Tracking now $118.99, was $169.99
Blink cameras are a little rudimentary compared to other high-end security cams, but for $39.99, they’re a great deal. I find them easy to put up, and they keep a decent battery charge and offer a pretty good field of vision. The resolution is great, and the system is extendable, which I really like. Pro tip: Get a Sync module so you can store clips locally, skipping the subscription.
Blink Outdoor 4 Camera, was $99.99, now $39.99
As discounts go, 40% off is nothing to sneeze at, and as someone with a lot of Ring products at home, I like the level of notifications I can achieve after a few adjustments to the cameras settings. This 1080p camera has two-way talk in addition to the security siren.
Ring Wired Floodlight Cam, was $199.99, now $119.99
