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The Xiaomi BW300 outdoor security camera is now available globally. The new gadget is designed for outdoor use and comes with a rechargeable battery. It also offers two-way audio communication. The ...

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Protecting your home or outdoor space is important, and a good outdoor camera can be an essential piece of your security strategy. There are a lot of options on the market to choose from, but I have ...

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