Lucky for you, Amazon-owned Blink is offering up to 60 percent off a host of models as part of its Halloween sale, which runs through November 5th.
The latest Blink Outdoor security camera also offers a few perks the prior model lacks, including person detection and a wider field of view.
You’ll also have to pay extra for some features (including cloud-based storage), but if all you need is a video doorbell or an outdoor camera that’s easy to set up and will last you a long time, you can’t go wrong with either of these two.
It offers a nice design, lights that can get as bright as 2,600 lumens, and on-device processing of people alerts (if you opt for a Blink subscription plan).
That said, its 1080p video quality isn’t as sharp as Arlo’s premium floodlight cam, nor does it work with any smart home platform other than Alexa.
It’s equipped with a built-in floodlight and a convenient LED display that allows you to monitor device output as well as a 256Wh capacity that ensures you’ll be able to charge your phone, laptop, tablet, and pretty much any other piece of tech you can throw at it (including small appliances).
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Lucky for you, Amazon-owned Blink is offering up to 60 percent off a host of models as part of its Halloween sale, which runs through November 5th.
The latest Blink Outdoor security camera also offers a few perks the prior model lacks, including person detection and a wider field of view.
You’ll also have to pay extra for some features (including cloud-based storage), but if all you need is a video doorbell or an outdoor camera that’s easy to set up and will last you a long time, you can’t go wrong with either of these two.
It offers a nice design, lights that can get as bright as 2,600 lumens, and on-device processing of people alerts (if you opt for a Blink subscription plan).
That said, its 1080p video quality isn’t as sharp as Arlo’s premium floodlight cam, nor does it work with any smart home platform other than Alexa.
It’s equipped with a built-in floodlight and a convenient LED display that allows you to monitor device output as well as a 256Wh capacity that ensures you’ll be able to charge your phone, laptop, tablet, and pretty much any other piece of tech you can throw at it (including small appliances).
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