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Amazon is running a sale on its Blink home security devices. Among the items that have seen a price drop is the Blink Video Doorbell, which is available for a record low of 30. That's half what you might otherwise pay for it. The doorbell allows you to answer your door using your phone. You can see who rang your doorbell via a 1080p video stream (there's an infrared night vision mode) and chat to them using the two-way audio feature.

The Blink Mini 2 home security camera was only announced a month ago, and it's already on sale. The camera is 25 percent off in both colors -- black and white -- in a deal on Amazon, bringing the already budget-friendly system down to just 30. The Blink Mini 2 can be used indoors or outdoors, offers HD footage in the daytime or at night and has an LED spotlight. It can be paired with one of Amazon's smart displays for Alexa voice controls. The camera is a plug-in device, though, so you'll need to place it somewhere with an outlet.

If drone photography is something you've always wanted to try, one of Amazon's Prime Day deals may be your ticket into the hobby. The retailer has discounted the DJI Mini 2 Fly More Combo to $479, down from $599. The bundle comes with almost everything you need to get the most out of DJI's entry-level drone, including two spare batteries, a charging hub and a carrying case for the aircraft. At $479, you're effectively paying $60 more than it would cost to buy the standard $419 Mini 2 kit on its own. While Engadget hasn't had a chance to review the Mini 2, it's widely considered one of the best beginner drones you can buy. It can also capture smooth 4K video at 30 frames per second, thanks to a 12-megapixel sensor.

With every release, DJI seems to pack more features into smaller and smaller drones. The Mavic 3 that launched last year was a relatively small drone with a mirrorless camera sensor, pro video quality and more. Now, it has brought a lot of that technology to an even tinier drone, the Mini 3 Pro. At 249 grams (8.8 ounces), the Mini 3 Pro is light enough to avoid most drone regulations. But DJI has managed to fit in a sensor larger than most smartphones, and it can detect obstacles all around.

DJI's Mini 2, as the name suggests, is the second generation of the company's least-expensive, and in many ways most-compelling, drone. What's notable is the new camera, which can now shoot 4K video at up to 30 frames per second and capture RAW still images. Its new motors are more powerful, which gives the Mini 2 more speed and, more important, better performance in the wind. Despite all the new features though, the best thing about the Mini 2 is the same thing I said about its predecessor--it's just plain fun to fly. The Mini 2 looks identical to Mavic Mini it replaces.

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