See and hear more — better than ever. Battery-powered Outdoor 2K+ delivers sharp 2K video resolution, detailed 4x digital zoom, and crystal-clear two-way audio with advanced noise cancellation. Mount in minutes with no wires, no worries, no compromises.
Q: Does Blink outdoor camera 6646050 require a sync module?
A: Hi there! All Blink Outdoor 4 devices require a Sync Module. If you're looking for a WiFi based outdoor camera, consider checking out the Blink Wired Floodlight Camera or using a Mini 2/2K+ along with the weather resistant power adapter. If you stick with using a Sync Module, you might want to check out the Sync Module XR which features extra range and a Micro SD card slot that you can use for local storage! I hope that helps, have a great rest of your day!

See and hear more — better than ever. Battery-powered Outdoor 2K+ delivers sharp 2K video resolution, detailed 4x digital zoom, and crystal-clear two-way audio with advanced noise cancellation. Mount in minutes with no wires, no worries, no compromises.

Wireless security camera with extended range, go up to 400 feet from your home. Sync Module XR included — 6 camera system

Wireless security camera with extended range, go up to 400 feet from your home. Sync Module XR included — 4 camera system

See and hear more — better than ever. Battery-powered Outdoor 2K+ delivers sharp 2K video resolution, detailed 4x digital zoom, and crystal-clear two-way audio with advanced noise cancellation. Mount in minutes with no wires, no worries, no compromises.
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The Blink Outdoor 2K+ with Sync Module Core is a sensible wireless security system for someone looking for an entry level camera system that is easy to set up and use, and doesn’t mind having a subscription plan. Setting up the Blink Outdoor 2K+ is simple and quick. Download the Blink Home Monitor app, create an account, and then follow the instructions to add the Sync Module Core and the Outdoor 2K+ camera. Within the app, features such as video quality, video recording length, motion detection zones, arm/disarm scheduling, and cloud video viewing can be performed. I own the previous Blink outdoor 4 1080p camera, and the latest Blink 2K+ camera is definitely much sharper, crisper, and shows greater detail than the Blink 4. I notice that the two way audio communication is also improved as background noises are effectively screened out with the noise cancellation technology. The Blink 2K+ is advertised with “Color Night Vision” that allows the camera to continue to provide color video even in low light. In my testing, I did not notice any difference when compared with the Blink Outdoor 4. The Blink Outdoor 2+ seems to change to black and white video as soon as the light levels dim just like my Outdoor 4. The Blink Outdoor 2K+ is powered with two AA lithium batteries with a claim that the batteries will last up to 2 years. Of course this will depend on a number of factors such as the video settings and how often the camera is running. I like that AA lithium batteries are used in the camera since they are easy to replace. The Blink Outdoor 2K+ is shipped with the Sync Module Core which does not have a local storage option. It comes with a 30 day trial of Plus Plan which is the full featured subscription plan that allows for person and vehicle detection, live recording, and cloud recording. With no subscription plan, the system only has motion activated notifications and allows viewing of a live video feed with no ability to record. It is evident that the camera system is only effective if one purchases the subscription plan. Although the Sync Module Core is shipped with the Blink 2K+ camera, the camera will work fine with the Sync Module 2 and the Sync Module XR, both of which allow local storage, which is a better option for those who want this additional basic feature. Do I recommend the Blink Outdoor 2K+ with Sync Module Core? The video quality of the camera is a noticeable improvement over the previous generations, and because of this single improvement, I think the 2K+ camera is a worthy purchase. For those that want a no hassle plug and play system, and are okay paying for a monthly subscription plan, this is a good entry level security system. This is a solid 4 out of 5 star system. I am taking off one star only because the security system packaged with the Sync Module Core is almost useless without the subscription plan.
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Posted by lambda100
Blink 2k outdoor - No memory card option - Smaller sync module - 2 AA lithium batteries work great - Better detection than blink 4 Coming from a user of the Blink 4 Outdoor cameras, I was looking forward to see what this newer model would bring and I honestly was not that impressed with the 4. The motion detection settings worked poorly, minimal stream time before you get bombarded with “Continue” prompts, and okay video quality. One of the main reasons I invested in the cameras was to monitor critters in my attic, since the past couple of months they’ve been making a home in there. The older Blink cameras would not catch anything in the dark in my attic, I could randomly jump on the video feed and the night vision was good and I could see mice running around as I’m looking, but no detection! This 2k model though, only been up there for a couple of days and I have received an alert, so its already an improvement over the last generation. The picture quality has improved, which is obvious by the “2k” resolution of the camera. Unfortunately my attic is pitch black which does not support the nighttime color vision. I also do like how these cameras use replaceable AA batteries, this means the camera isn’t worthless when the rechargeable battery life drops too low. Simply buy some new AA lithium batteries and your camera works like new! I haven’t noticed a big difference in available settings between the different generations, so it seems like any improvements are mostly hardware related. My one disappointment seems like it does not take a memory card. If you have a prior sync module that supports it, I believe you can use it, but if you don’t you are stuck with a subscription-only option for recordings with the provided sync module, which I’m not a fan of. I’m still on the 30 day free trial of the subscription service, and I hope I still get motion alerts with clips of footage without a subscriptoin, but if I don’t this will be a deal breaker for me. In general the camera is a decent value camera, backed by a big company, and I’m sure will be supported for some time. If you don’t mind subscriptions, this could be a good product for you, but if you prefer advanced video/recording features and your own personal storage, this may not be as big of a draw for you. I have attached a motion detection short video clip of my attic in pitch dark (too dark for the night time color) for you to see the quality of the camera in the dark…and to see this pesky mouse if you’re interested, the quality is good for complete darkness.
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Posted by Jp223
I’ve been using Blink camera system for many years, and it has been a reliable and effective solution for home camera security system. It includes the Sync Module that integrates my existing Blink camera as well as the newer models. The camera is designed for outdoor placement wirelessly and is able to perform for long period of time without needing to change the batteries. Blink rated the battery life at up to two years for 1080P resolution with typical use. In my past experiences, battery life is great and can last up to one year. With the 2K performance of the new camera system, I would expect the battery to last more than 6 months if not the whole year. Installation: Easy to install and perform initial setup. I used my iPhone to do it and already had the Blink app ready to add the new device. All that it took was scanning some QR codes on the devices. The kit includes an outdoor camera mount, and it was easy to install. I just needed to drill two holes to secure the mount on the wall. Camera System Performance Car and human detection work great and every time there’s an event, it will push notification to user’s phone. Users can customize the length of the clip. Video and audio quality are great. Both videos and audio are clear. There’s a 4x zoom capabilities, which work well. Although there's no built-in light, I use a motion sensor light, so it's not a problem for me. Subscription and Alexa Integration Subscription services are standard for home camera systems these days. Blink subscription model offers good value with options for one camera or more. Without subscription the camera can still push notification and provide live view to user’s phone and Amazon devices, but it will not record the video and audio feed. Of course, Alexa integration works great. I can tell Alexa to show live feed from my camera and zooming in on the live feed. App performance The iPhone app works great. However, while it works great with my iPhone and Alexa device, it does not work well with Galaxy Fold 7. There’s a glitch in which the newly added camera did not appear on the device list. So, I re-added the camera to the app and the app says device added but the new camera still does not show up on the device list. It’s not major issue for me since the iPhone app works fine but if I only use an Android phone, that may be a big problem. This issue is unlikely for most Android users but may affect those with existing Blink camera system using the same phone model as mine. I can still access the clips from my Android phone, but I can’t access live feed. Final Thoughts This is a solid camera system, which integrates well with the Alexa/ Amazon ecosystem. The subscription system offers good value. Battery life and camera performance are great, however, it may not work that well with a specific Android phone model. Pros: Easy to setup and install Battery life Video and audio quality Alexa/ Amazon integration Cons: Does not work well with Samsung Galaxy Fold 7
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Posted by Fudgear