Home and business security systems company Lorex Technology announced its sitewide discounts for Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Lorex offers up to 50% off wired and wireless camera systems, including ...

While you can’t put a price on the peace of mind offered by a great home security system, you can certainly be dissuaded by how much these bundles cost. Fortunately, we’re always on the lookout for ...

The product is designed to work as a stand-alone video surveillance system or be integrated into a home theatre environment. Consumers can easily connect the system to any HD TV using an HDMI cable to ...

When it comes to smart home security, a floodlight camera like the Lorex 2K Wired Floodlight Security Camera is an excellent option for monitoring the exterior of your home. A good floodlight camera ...

The Lorex 4K Spotlight Wi-Fi 6 Security Camera with Smart Security Lighting takes on the home security product line. I’ve spent the last few years looking for the best security solutions. With its ...

There’s no cloud storage subscription required with this outdoor camera, but it didn’t play nicely with my wireless network. With its massive bunny-ears antennae and decidedly industrial appearance, ...

Save 15% sitewide at Lorex w/ promo code HOME15, plus up to 20% off promo items Lorex specializes in security systems for businesses and homes. Its product lineup includes dozens of 1080p, 2K, and 4K ...

Lorex makes high quality security cameras and security camera systems — that’s it. So if you aren’t looking to outfit a smart ...

The Lorex 2K Dual Lens Indoor Pan-Tilt Wi-Fi Security Camera is a feature-rich, versatile option that provides excellent coverage and privacy features. It’s an deal choice for those who want a local ...

Home security is a top concern for modern homeowners, but so is balancing pet-life for many. At some point, you’re bound to wonder… “what are my pets up to when I’m gone?” That’s where the Lorex 2K ...

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