Keystone Alarm DIY Kit
The pick for renters.
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DK's answer
The pick for renters: everything sticks on, comes off cleanly and moves with you.
DK’s take
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What stood out
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Who should skip it
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Pros and cons
What DK liked
- Adhesive mounts
- Free self-monitoring
- Easy to move
Watch out for
- Smaller sensor lineup
- App can be slow to load
The specs
| Monitoring | Self |
|---|---|
| Contract | None |
| Installation | DIY |
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Is Keystone Alarm DIY Kit worth it?
DK's answer: The pick for renters: everything sticks on, comes off cleanly and moves with you.
How much does Keystone Alarm DIY Kit cost?
About $199 one-time at the time of writing. Prices change, so check the current price before you buy.
Can I cancel Keystone Alarm DIY Kit?
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Where to get it
~$199 one-time at the time of writing. Prices change, so check the current offer.
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