Secure your home with this crowdfunded camera system for just $199

TL;DR: Scenes One Camera Kit is only $199 as of Oct. 27.

It’s not every day a product raises over half a million dollars through crowdfunding. So, when it happens, it’s definitely worth a second look. The Scenes One Camera Kit — a wireless home security system — successfully pulled in $500k and then some via Kickstarter and Indiegogo. And for a limited time, it’s on sale for 20% off.

So, what makes this security camera kit so special compared to others? Well, it can essentially penetrate walls to give you a massive range of up to 5,400 square feet, all while using very little power. The cameras use SkyLine technology with Wifi HaLow, which is much more powerful than the WiFi you’re used to. They can keep a strong connection through three concrete walls, so you can easily monitor your entire property without the need for extra wires, WiFi repeaters, or extenders. Plus, they’ll last for an entire year on a single charge.

Of course, your connection doesn’t matter if your camera quality is shoddy. But the Scenes One camera doesn’t disappoint in that realm, either. They capture images and video in crystal-clear 1080p HD resolution. You’ll be able to live-stream footage in real-time, record motion, and even capture snapshots in between motion events. You can even talk to visitors via two-way audio on your Scenes Cam app. These cameras are also equipped with advanced IR night vision; the larger image sensor offers detailed recordings and streaming, even at night.

The built-in cloud storage keeps your clips for seven days, while the included cube gateway creates a private and secure network between your cameras only. Nobody else can peep your footage unless you show them.

Get the Scenes One Camera Kit, which includes two cameras, the cube gateway, a power source, an ethernet cable, and two security stickers, which can be set up in just five minutes without professional help. And for a limited time, pay just $199 (regularly $249) for the full kit.

Black and white security cameras on a white background.