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TL;DR:As of Oct. 26K you can save £100 if you purchase two Facebook Portal devices.

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Staying in touch with your friends and family has always been important, but it's not so easy nowadays. You might need to get a little creative if you want to connect with everyone this holiday season, and we're not talking about squeezing the whole family on your smartphone screen.

Instead, you should consider investing in a Facebook Portal smart video calling device. These devices come equipped with smart cameras that automatically pan and zoom to keep everyone in the frame and involved in every moment. And not everyone needs a Portal to connect. You can call any smartphone or tablet, and use WhatsApp, Messenger, Zoom, and more to make sure everyone is involved.

As of Oct. 25, you can save £100 if you purchase two Portal devices. This deal includes free two-day delivery and free returns. The entire range of Portal devices are available with this deal, including the all-new Portal+ and Portal Go:

Portal — £169 (buy two and save £100)

Smart video calling on a 10-inch display, with a smart camera that pans and zooms to keep up with the action, and automatically adjusts to keep everyone in view. The Smart Sound enhances the voice of whoever is talking, while minimising background noise.

Portal TV — £149 (buy two and save £100)

Everything that's great about the Portal, just on your TV. You can listen to music, check your front door, display your favourite photos, share a story with AR effects, and much more.

Portal+ — £349 (buy two and save £100)

The largest available integrated HD display (14-inch) with adjustable tilt, Hi-Fidelity audio, and Smart Sound makes the Portal+ a powerful way to stay focused on the people and tasks that matter most to you.

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Portal Go— £199 (buy two and save £100)

The rechargeable battery and smart camera of the Portal Go lets you take the conversation with you around your home. You can also transform any call with AR masks and backgrounds from Disney, Marvel, and more.

There will be a Portal smart video calling device for you. It's just a matter of picking a favourite. We know this sort of decision can be tough, but the good news is that the £100 off deal will work across the entire range.

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