Best Cyber Monday Smart Home Deals - Consumer Reports

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If there are smart home devices on your gift list this year, you'll find that Cyber Monday is a great time to shop for deals. You'll see reduced prices on all kinds of products tested by Consumer Reports, including smart home security systems, video doorbell cameras, smart lightbulbs, and more. Below, you'll find the best holiday sales on highly rated smart home gear.

We're also keeping track of tons more holiday deals on all kinds of products, from TVs to washing machines, so check back often for the latest and best offers.

For more information on smart home products, see CR's roundups and ratings for Amazon Alexa devices, DIY home security systems, home security cameras, robot vacuums, smart lightbulbs, smart locks, smart speakers, smart thermostats, smart TVs, streaming devices, video doorbells, and smart garage door openers.

Viewing on a mobile device? You can click on the links below to skip to each section.

• DIY Home Security Systems
• Home Security Cameras
• Smart Lightbulbs
• Smart Plugs
• Smart Locks
• Smart Thermostats
• Video Doorbell Cameras
• Floodlight Cameras
• Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors
• Smart Garage Door Openers
• Smart Sprinklers and Hose Timers
• Water Leak Detectors

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