Blink is a household name in the smart camera industry with several excellent devices. If you are looking into getting into Amazon’s Blink line of products or are relatively new to them, there are some unclear bits on how the cameras operate. For example, do they offer continuous or 24/7 recording? Blink cameras and doorbells […]
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Blink activity and privacy zones help refine your camera or doorbell motion detection for improved performance. Selecting areas where to focus detection or blocking off unwanted areas helps reduce false alerts, boosting your security system accuracy. These features are tied to the Activity zone working as intended. Either the device doesn’t stick to the stipulated
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Blink Doorbell is a decent choice in the smart doorbell market, especially if you want to keep all your security devices on the Blink ecosystem. Accessing the doorbell live feed lets you in on the front door activity and keeps you in the loop. When your system is armed and motion detection enabled, you receive
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Motion detection is the basis of smart security cameras; without it, you might as well go with conventional CCTV cameras. Despite having an on-paper motion detection range, different factors come into play practically. Primarily, the maximum detection distance for blink cameras is approximately 20 feet. However, this is affected by different factors like the sensitivity
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Primarily, the Blink doorbell falls into event response mode to conserve battery consumption and improve the lifespan. With event response, the doorbell offers reduced functionalities. In this post, I’ll help you understand what works and doesn’t when the doorbell enters events response and offer the available options to get the doorbell out of event response
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The Blink doorbell doesn’t come with a primary chime, thus leaving you with a couple of options. You can connect the doorbell to your existing mechanical or digital chime, enable the Blink Alexa skill on your echo devices, use a Blink Mini, or survive with the alerts on your mobile devices. Hooking the doorbell to
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“Knock Knock,” who is there? “Your visitor responds.” Those days are long gone, with video doorbells coming as standard installations in modern houses. You can check who’s at your door from the comfort of your couch and decide whether to let them in. However, this is pegged on your doorbell working and online on your
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Video doorbells have recently gained popularity and are necessary in a modern home. Peeping at your front door from anywhere and receiving motion and press alerts adds more convenience to your home. By the look of things, you added a Blink video doorbell to your security system. Unlike their other Amazon counterparts, Ring Doorbells, the
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If you’re a Blink security enthusiast, you have definitely heard of or interacted with a Blink sync module. Conversely, if you are looking into the Blink system, you will come across this device several times. All Blink cameras barring the Minis and Video Doorbell, require a module to connect to your home network – usually
As with any security system, there is always the need to store the recorded footage, and that’s where the Blink camera subscription comes into play. Not only does the subscription support cloud storage but also a host of other functionality features come with the package. It has to be said that Blink supports a “pay
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