Blink Mini - Compact indoor plug-in smart security camera, 1080p HD video, night vision, motion detection, two-way audio, easy set up, Works with Alexa – 1 camera (White)

This tiny plug in camera is incredibly easy to set up and works perfectly for keeping an eye on your home. The video quality is very clear and the motion alerts send right to your phone instantly. It is perfect for checking in on your pets while you are away at work. The design is small enough to sit neatly on a shelf or counter without being too noticeable. It is a fantastic and affordable way to add a little extra security to your daily life.

The Blink Mini is a great indoor security camera. The video quality is clear, the motion detection works well, and the setup was quick and easy. I like being able to check my home from anywhere using the app. It’s reliable, compact, and offers great value for the price. Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The Blink Mini 3-camera bundle has been an excellent addition to my home security setup. Having three cameras made it easy to monitor multiple areas of the house at the same time, and the setup process was surprisingly simple. Within minutes, all three cameras were connected to Wi-Fi, added to the Blink app, and ready to use. The 1080p HD video quality is impressive across all three cameras. Daytime footage is sharp and detailed, making it easy to recognize people and monitor activity throughout the home. The infrared night vision also performs very well, providing clear images even in complete darkness. One of my favorite features is the motion detection. Each camera sends timely notifications through the Blink app, allowing me to quickly check live video whenever movement is detected. The two-way audio is another useful feature, making it easy to communicate with family members, check on pets, or respond to someone in another room. The biggest advantage of the three-pack is the flexibility it provides. I was able to place one camera near the front entry, another in the living room, and a third overlooking another part of the house. Having multiple viewing angles provides much better overall coverage than relying on a single camera, giving me greater peace of mind whether I'm home or away. The cameras themselves are compact, well-built, and blend nicely into almost any room. They maintain reliable Wi-Fi connections and have consistently performed without unexpected disconnects. Integration with Alexa is also seamless, allowing me to pull up live feeds on compatible Echo devices using simple voice commands. Considering everything included, this bundle offers outstanding value for the money. Purchasing three cameras together is much more economical than buying them individually, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking to expand their home security system all at once. Overall, the Blink Mini 3-camera bundle delivers excellent video quality, dependable performance, easy installation, and versatile monitoring throughout the home. If you're looking for an affordable indoor security solution that provides complete coverage without a complicated setup, I would definitely recommend this three-camera package.

I live alone in a first-floor apartment, in a non-gated community, in an okay but not perfectly safe part of town. I can't afford even a mid-price camera system and don't have much technical knowledge when it comes to hardware. For the past several years, I've been using Wyze cameras to peek in on my dog while I'm gone, see who's approaching my front door, and even keep an eye on and talk to maintenance workers in my apartment when I'm not there. But recently Wyze had a pretty big failure affecting most of their customers. Cameras went offline for hours on end, no one could log into their accounts, and (worst of all) communication was nonexistant. I hated not being able to check on my dog or see that my home was safe that day, so I started looking for other options, and Blink minis looked like a comparable solution. (To be fair, I've been using Wyze since 2017, and I've only run into whole system issues like this twice in that time.) Rather that replace all my Wyze cams at once, I decided to to get a few Blink minis and set them up for double-coverage in the areas most important to me -- front and back doors, and my dog. I set a price watch on the Blink minis, hoping to get them at a sale price, and sure enough, I was soon alerted to a 3 for $40 deal and grabbed it. I fumbled a little in setting them up, not understanding the networks that were trying to connect, but I eventually guessed my way through it and got the first camera working. Oddly enough, Wyze had another big system failure right in the middle of all this, so getting all 3 Blinks going last night has already paid off. As for how the Wyze and Blink systems compare... The Blink mini and the app are a little lacking, to be honest, at least when compared with Wyze. Both cameras have motion detection, night vision, and 2-way audio, as well as an available $10/mo subscription plan (to save clips from an unlimited # of cameras). But while Wyze cameras allow you to continuously record to micro SD without a subscription or additional expense, Blink mini will only record clips to SD if you spend another $50 on their Sync module. A Blink subscription, however, will record 10-second clips when it detects motion and save them for 60 days on the cloud, no SD card required. (10 seconds is the default. I finally found the setting to change it to 30 seconds, which is the max.) But a Wyze subscription will automatically record longer clips, anywhere from 12 seconds to however long the motion continues (at least a couple of minutes, from what I've seen) and store them on the cloud for 2 weeks. So while Wyze doesn't store them as long, they do record ALL the motion, even if it goes way longer than 30 seconds. Plus, Blink requires a 10-second break between clips, whereas a Wyze subscription just immediately starts recording, even if it's only been a couple of seconds since the previous motion ended. Additionally, Blink just isn't as feature-rich as Wyze. Blink has person detection if you're on a subscription plan. Wyze does, too, but Wyze also has package detection, friendly face recognition, and pet detection. So if you want Wyze to notify you when someone drops a package at your door but not if someone just walks by, it can. Blink can't do that. Wyze also allows you to set rules and schedules. For example, I have my Wyze cams scheduled to turn on notifications Mon-Fri at 7:30am (when I leave for work) and turn them off at 6:30pm (when I get home). The cameras are still on and recording motion clips to save on the cloud 24/7, but they're not sending unnecessary notifications when I'm home. Meanwhile, every moment, still or motion, is recorded to SD card -- and I didn't have to spend $50 on another module. With Blink, I can only schedule times for the cameras to be on and looking for motion, or I can snooze the notifications for up to 24 hours, but I can't actually schedule it not to send notifications at specific times. So what's the verdict? Blink mini is a good, basic camera at an affordable price, especially if you wait for it to go on sale. The $10/mo subscription is worth it to save video clips, and the picture/video quality is good. If you're already deep in the Amazon ecosystem with Ring doorbells, Echos, etc., then the Blink mini is a nice little addition. But if you're not already devoted to Amazon devices for the home, Wyze offers more for essentially the same price. All that said, I'm not disappointed with my purchase. These 3 Blink minis allow me to keep an eye on things even on the rare occasion that Wyze fails me.

I couldn’t be happier with these security cameras! The video quality is crystal clear, both during the day and at night, and the motion detection is accurate and reliable. Setup was quick and easy, and the mobile app makes it simple to check on my home from anywhere. The cameras give me real peace of mind, and the overall build quality is excellent. If you’re looking for dependable, high-quality security cameras at a great value, I highly recommend these. I would definitely purchase them again!

I never thought I would be writing a review for a security camera, but after my unforgettable experience with the Blink Mini, I couldn't resist sharing my story. From the moment I set my eyes on this compact indoor plug-in smart security camera, I knew my home would never be the same again. Unboxing: When the package arrived, I eagerly tore it open like a kid on Christmas morning. Inside, I found the Blink Mini, beautifully wrapped in its pristine white color. I have to admit, the camera itself looked adorable, and I couldn't help but chuckle at its tiny size. It was like a cute little spy on a mission to protect my home. Easy Setup: Setting up the Blink Mini was an absolute breeze. Even for a technologically challenged person like me, it took no more than a few minutes. I plugged it into an outlet, connected it to my Wi-Fi using the Blink app on my smartphone, and voila! I was ready to go. It's worth mentioning that the app was incredibly user-friendly, guiding me through the entire setup process with clear instructions. Crystal Clear HD Video: The Blink Mini boasts an impressive 1080p HD video quality, and boy, does it deliver! The first time I viewed the live feed on my phone, I was blown away by the clarity and sharpness of the image. It felt like I was watching a high-definition movie, except this one was starring my own living room. The camera captured every detail, from the texture of my couch to the fur on my pet's back. Night Vision Magic: Nighttime is when the real fun begins with the Blink Mini. Its advanced night vision feature turned my house into a stage for some comical shenanigans. I caught my mischievous cat, Mr. Whiskers, attempting to conquer the refrigerator at 2 a.m. The night vision mode illuminated the scene in eerie green, giving Mr. Whiskers an otherworldly glow as he tiptoed across the kitchen counter. It was like watching a feline James Bond. Motion Detection Follies: The motion detection feature of the Blink Mini had its fair share of funny moments. Every time a fly buzzed around the camera, it triggered an alert on my phone. It was hilarious watching myself rush to check the feed, only to find out it was just an insect causing all the fuss. I even started a game with my friends, betting on how many false alarms the camera would give me in a day. It was all in good fun, and it never failed to provide a good laugh. Two-Way Audio Pranks: One of my favorite features of the Blink Mini is the two-way audio. Oh, the pranks I pulled on my unsuspecting family members! I would wait until they were in the living room, then remotely activate the camera's audio. Their puzzled expressions as they tried to figure out where the voice was coming from were absolutely priceless. I must admit, I took great pleasure in pretending to be the voice of their conscience. Works with Alexa Magic: Being able to control the Blink Mini with Alexa was a game-changer. I could simply ask Alexa to show me the camera feed on my Echo Show, and in an instant, my house became a live reality show. My friends were in awe when they witnessed this magical interaction. It felt like I had just stepped into the future, where security cameras respond to my every command. Conclusion: In conclusion, the Blink Mini exceeded all my expectations. It provided top-notch security for my home while offering endless entertainment. The easy setup, exceptional video quality, night vision hilarity, motion detection follies, two-way audio pranks, and seamless integration with Alexa made it a true gem. If you're looking for a smart security camera that will keep you safe and entertained, I wholeheartedly recommend the Blink Mini. Trust me, you won't be able to wipe the smile off your face!

We've been loyal to Blink since before we even got our dogs, originally just for basic home security peace of mind. But once the dogs came into the picture, these cameras became just as much a pet monitoring tool as a security one. Blink's whole ecosystem is a big part of why we've stuck with the brand. Between outdoor cameras, doorbell cameras, and plug in indoor options like this one, it's easy to build out full home coverage without mixing and matching brands. Setup has always been simple and quick, no complicated process to get a camera up and running. The real bonus for us as dog owners is being able to check in on them whenever we have to leave them home alone. If we notice either of them getting antsy through the app, we can actually talk through the camera to help calm them down before things escalate. Video quality holds up well both day and night, so we're never squinting trying to figure out what's going on. Great pick if you want reliable home security that doubles as a way to check in on your pets while you're away. The two way talk feature is a genuinely useful bonus for anxious or attention seeking dogs, not just a security gimmick.

I pre-ordered 4 cameras without any reviews having been posted, so I hope that this helps someone. First off, the cameras are pretty nice, very easy to setup and get connected and the price is just about perfect. The app is where things start to fall apart. It clearly was created for the other Blink cameras that are battery dependent, so most of the quirks/problems I found are probably necessary for battery savings on the other Blink cameras. I have had cameras for well over ten years and have gone through several different apps/programs to access and store the video but I have never had an app that did NOT allow me to view all of my cameras at the same time. This one requires you to select a single camera and activate it individually to view real time video. I assume that this was designed for battery savings, but since these cameras are always on, it now serves no purpose. Additionally, not having the ability to view all of my cameras, while activated in a single 4 pane window seems a step in the wrong direction. For years I have been able to see live feeds in a multi-pane format and select the camera I want to zoom in on that one, not with this app. Second, tech support is, at best, not good. I contacted them regarding the IR light that apparently can NOT be turned off (although you can turn it off via the app for the other Blink cameras?!) and the support tech actually stated that he did not know anything about these cameras and had to ask someone else. That was a first for me. The IR light is probably not a big deal for most, but I have for years had an indoor camera pointed out a window since my front yard is pretty well lit at night and the IR light stuck in the ON position make that impossible. I never review anything, but I wanted to get the word out on this. I suspect that these cameras were kind of rushed and the app just re-purposed, so it my sincere hope that they will address the live view concerns in future app updates specific to Blink Mini owners. Soon I hope!!!! Here's to hoping! Update: I was contacted by Blink following regarding my review. They indicated that multiple people had voiced similar concerns about the apps real-time capabilities and they made it sound like they were developing an update to the app to address this. They also offered to send me an additional camera (an older model) that does allow you to turn off the IR at no charge. I asked directly if this would be in exchange for changing my review and they specifically did NOT ask me to amend this review. If nothing else, that is GREAT customer service.

Me gusta la simplicidad de conexión , no me gusta que no se puede expandir a que grabe en Dvr.

En ninguna parte advierte que la compatibilidad con Alexa esté supeditada al país. Por lo que, no cumple con lo que ofrece