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SAVE $120:The Watch Taboo Family OnlineEcobee Total Security and Savings Bundle is on sale for just $369.97 at Amazon, down from the typical price of $489.97. That's a 24% discount.

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Peace of mind about your home's security is something none of us take for granted. Having a video doorbell or a camera on your driveway offers a sigh of relief when you're not at home or away on vacation. If your home could use an upgraded security system in 2025, check out this bundle deal at Amazon.

As of Dec. 27, the Ecobee Total Security and Savings Bundle is on sale at Amazon for just $369.97, down from the list price of $489.97. That's a 24% discount that'll save you $120 on the bundle. This sale price also matches the lowest we've seen at Amazon.

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The Ecobee bundle has it all — a smart doorbell camera, a smart thermostat, and two smart sensors for doors and windows. Together, the bundle works together to give your home great protection with a bonus of including a multi-functional smart thermostat.

For starters, the Ecobee Smart Doorbell Camera gives you a 1080p HDR view of what's happening on your doorstep. The doorbell uses advanced radar detection to alert you when someone's at your door or a package arrives. There's also a two-way talk function so you can thank the delivery person or give them instructions about where to leave today's package.

The bundle also includes a two-pack of the Ecobee smart sensor for doors and windows. This gives you real-time notifications in the Ecobee app when a door or window is opened or closed. They're simple to install, and the battery should last about three years. The brand mentions they're also great for using on drawers, safes, and medicine cabinets.

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Lastly, the bundle comes with the Ecobee Smart Thermostat Premium. By using a smart thermostat, Ecobee says homeowners can save up to 26% on yearly heating and cooling bills. Not only does the Ecobee thermostat help with keeping your home a comfortable temperature, it includes a built-in air quality sensor which gives you recommendations when it's time to change the filter on your home's furnace. Plus, it works with the Ecobee smart sensors for doors and windows to pause heating or cooling if a window or door is left open for more than five minutes.

If you've been considering an upgrade to home security in 2025, this bundle deal on Ecobee tech is a great sale price. A new video doorbell, smart thermostat, and window and door alarms means you'll have better peace of mind in 2025. Shopping today's sale price at Amazon means the bundle is just $369.97 instead of the typical $489.97. Not only will you be grabbing better smart home devices, you'll be paying a smart price.

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