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Blink has released a second-generation budget video doorbell featuring improved video resolution, a wider 150-degree field of view, person detection, and a new Sync Module Core, all at an affordable price of around $60-$70, maintaining its industry-leading two-year battery life despite some hardware limitations.
Blink, owned by Amazon, has launched the Blink Mini 2, a $40 security camera with improved image quality, color night vision with a built-in LED spotlight, and person detection. The camera requires a Blink subscription for smart notifications and cloud recording, and an additional weatherproof power adapter for outdoor use. The Mini 2 is now available in the US and Canada.
Blink has released the Mini 2, a compact security camera for indoor and outdoor use, featuring a sleek design, LED spotlight for full-color nighttime viewing, and a weather-resistant power adapter. Priced at $39.99 in the U.S., the Mini 2 includes person detection through a subscription, improved image quality, wider field of view, and privacy controls. It also offers integration with Amazon's Alexa and requires a subscription for advanced features, starting at $3 a month.
Blink, Amazon's budget smart camera company, has launched the Blink Outdoor 4 smart security camera with person detection, upgraded image quality, and improved motion detection. Priced at $119.99, the camera offers a sleek design, two-year battery life, and on-device computer vision for faster response. It requires a Blink subscription plan and offers the option to record motion-activated video locally. While the camera lacks improved resolution compared to competitors, its longer battery life and flexibility in installation make it an attractive option. Blink plans to continue developing its computer vision abilities and expanding features.