Customer Ratings & Reviews

These have been on for a couple of months, the more traffic you have, the quicker they die, but if they are off, and you only look at them when you want to, they last over a year! They are very convenient for locations that do not have power, and obviously, as you do not have to plug them in, they look neat! I ended up getting a few extra hard-wired ones in high-traffic areas. The only gripe is the subscription, which I am not paying for - as I don't like subscription-based things.

Excellent Tech! We used it and like ease of setup. Good motion detection, range, and picture quality.

I love them great camera's easy set up. Night vision, speakers, person detection

No "cons" on this camera at all. I have 5 of them and after being in the video security for over 35 years, I can personally attest these are the best! Don't waste your time on "RING"..they are basically the same as the "Blink" brand at a higher price. These cameras and the Blink system overall is very user friendly..very easy to set up, no maintenance required, and just a "win win" system.

For households wanting minimal setup, long battery life, and easy voice commands, Blink delivers. It lacks some bells & whistles—like local recording or pan/tilt/zoom—that more advanced systems might offer.

The Blink Outdoor 4 is a solid security camera. It comes with a Sync Module to manage the camera (and it can manage several0 and it can store video with a USB Drive. The Sync module needs a solid internet connection as does the camera and the camera needs to be able to connect to the Sync Module. Placement needs to be thought out. So far, it works as expected. Good video and audio on the camera. It does not have rechargeable batteries with up to 2-year battery life. To me, that's a plus - even a year of battery life is better than dealing with recharging batteries or connecting solar panels. to cameras.

Excellent Home Security Camera, clear picture, easy to setup and use.

The installation process was easy, getting me up and running quickly without any complications. So far, the camera has performed reliably, delivering good quality video and maintaining a stable connection. I haven't encountered any problems as of yet.

I purchased the Blink Outdoor 4 cameras with the intention of using them within my home. I know that they are outdoor cameras, but the wireless feature and small form factor was what sold me on these. _The Good_ Video Quality: The video quality depends on several factors. These include the settings within the app, and the speed of your home network and internet connection. If you are looking for great video quality, make sure that you have good internet service for download AND upload. Both are important here. Night Vision: The night vision infrared is capable of seeing people in very low light conditions. However, if it is pitch black at night, the video quality is poor. These are not high end cameras for infrared night vision use. Will get the job done, but if you are looking out for details for that random person in your backyard, then try another product. Sounds Quality: This goes back to what quality settings you choose in the app, and the network performance in your home. Much like the video quality mentioned above. Phone App: The app is very simplistic to use for anyone who are familiar with smart home applications on their mobile devices. Keep in mind, THERE IS NO COMPUTER PROGRAM OR WEBSITE that you can use to work with your system in any way. This is exclusively through an app from the Apple Store or Google Play Store. The trade off is that the app does include several detailed features on how to customize you camera system. Although, it would be nice to have the option to control the system via program or app on a computer. _The Bad_ Battery Life: If you prefer to have your cameras at a high resolution/quality, this will drastically reduce the battery life from the talked about "2 years" to down to just a month depending on the cameras activity level. This could be as little as a couple of weeks. They do offer an expansion that increases the battery capacity from 2 to 4. However, this does not do anything but double the battery life of what was already short. The camera does have the option to be powered (not charged) via USB C connection that solves this issue. However, this defeats the purpose of being wireless, and removed the water resistance of the device. Essentially, making the device a wired, indoor camera. Subscription vs. Local Storage: Like any home automation/monitoring system, there will be a subscription fee. However, if you choose to opt out of the paid subscription, you will have no ability to record and store your videos in the cloud for ease of access. There is the option to record them locally, but the system is buggy. This includes corrupt video files, and not recording when it needs to. Further, you will lose much of the cameras functionality. Please see the blink website for details on the subscription versus free. _The Ugly_ Poor Connection: ISP Connection Speed: 500mb Download / 30mb Upload Router: High End $300 plus router. Apartment Size: 900 Square Feet The connection to the home network and to the Sync Module is poor to practically non-existent at times. While using these devices in my home, the connection was good for about 2 weeks. Then one of the cameras began to show offline. Trying to access the camera gave me "could not connect" and/or "Camera is busy". Note: I had these connected via my 2.4Ghz network as instructed by Blink and within 25 to 30 feet of my router. I had to power cycle the camera by removing the batteries. This did not work. Removed the camera from the system and performed a reset. This worked for a time. A few days later, both devices went offline and I had to perform the same steps. The system worked a few more days, and then happened again. I am a Computer Hardware and Network Technician. I took it upon myself to look at the network via my router's user interface and ran several tests, as well as testing all other devices both wired/wireless, and stationary/mobile. All other devices worked fine. No errors pulled from the logs for the network connectivity or for an individual device. I checked with my ISP, and they detected nothing wrong with my modem or connection outside of the home. Looking at the logs on my router, I did see that 2 MAC addresses were showing incorrect credentials. Confirmed that these MAC addresses belonged to the cameras. So it seemed that, for some reason, the cameras would "lose the networks credentials". Confirmed that the routers network security was in line with Blink requirements. Customer Service: I then had to call Technical Support after the above. The entire time that spoke with customer service, they had me perform the basic network troubleshoot of rebooting my router, granting them permission to my Blink Account, power cycling the cameras, et cetera. The entire time I explained that it is not my network that is the issue. Everything else on the network is working fine. The rep continued saying that "I see multiple network connectivity errors. It has to be your network." I mentioned that nothing on my network, router, modem, and ISP is testing in the negative. The representative, in my opinion, ignored any information that I provided and kept blaming my home network. I had tested this same system with another router/location with the same results. The result was that they would send me a replacement for ONE of the cameras. I did not request a replacement. I simply wanted to speak with someone about the information that I found out, and see if there was some way to get the cameras that I already owned back online. It seems that this network connectivity issue is also affecting several others. Please see other reviews for this product here, and on Amazon. Luckily for me, I only wanted these cameras to watch my new dog when I was away from home. If you are in need of serious home protection, please look elsewhere for the sake of protection of you and your loved ones. They deserve the best, and this is not it.

These have good pictures and work well at night. Easy to set up

Easy to use and install. Works great with my iPhone and allows instant access via the app. Only down side is having to charge the batteries.

Thes cameras are very good, small, and easy to setup.

easy setup and comprehensive instructions. Needed something quick and this satisfy. Night vision is great depending on the camera location. I have one camera that you can’t see at night but I recently found out that they also have an add on flood light so I will purchase one and see if that’s fix the problem. Otherwise no complaints and user friendly app

I loved these cameras but one stopped working, it doesn't even charge with barriers. I have a plan but I haven't been able to go see if they can change it for me since it's under warranty. I hope the store helps me quickly, just like when they delivered it to me, it was a fast and efficient service. I love this store, I really recommend it.

For a lower-cost camera, this thing does an amazing job at capturing video when we set it. The only thing I’m not 100% pleased with is that even though it’s supposed to have 30-foot motion detection range, it’s proven to be more like 15-foot range. But still, super happy with it!

Great cameras for the price! App is easy to use and cameras install in minutes.

Great produce to have. they have a very colorful and visual picture during day an night time. They are very easy to to install relocate and connect. one feels very secure with these inside the house or outside in the yard, gates, garages, patios or other areas. I highly recommend this produce to anyone how wants to feel safer and or secure and area that is open.

Blink has a nice system. Affordable cameras with good picture resolution both daylight and night vision. Lots of adjustments to dial the system in. Just be aware you have to have an Amazon account which it will prompt you to activate. Next you get Amazon notices, and next thing you know you’re buying stuff off Amazon with your Prime account (which actually is pretty convenient!)

Setup was very easy. Download the Blink Home Monitor app, connect the Sync Module, and add it to your home network. Then scann the QR code on the camera to finish setup. Camera is very sharp and clear during the day and also at night. The app responds to motion in about 4 seconds. My voice was heard clearly over the speaker. Highly recommend. The person detection is only available if you have the monthly subscription(very bad news).

The cameras have come out of very good quality. They are easy to install and the filming is clear.