Blink Video Doorbell (newest model) – Head-to-toe HD view, two-year battery life, and simple setup. Required Sync Module not
Price: $28.99
What Customers Say:
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colloersolid upgrade from the previous generationI recently upgraded to the new Blink Doorbell (2nd Gen), and the improvements are noticeable right away. The video quality is clearer and brighter, especially in low light, and the motion detection feels more accurate than the first generation.Setup was quick — the app recognized the device immediately, and connecting it to Wi-Fi took less than a minute. The notifications come through fast, and two-way audio is much clearer than before. I also like that the doorbell works smoothly whether you use it wired or wireless.The battery life has been good so far, even with frequent motion alerts. The new design also looks a bit more modern on the front door.Overall, this feels like a solid and worthwhile upgrade. If you’re already in the Blink ecosystem or looking for an easy-to-use smart doorbell, this one works really well.
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GeetaExcellent Video Doorbell – Easy Setup, Great Picture Quality, and Long Battery Life!I recently installed the Blink Video Doorbell (newest model), and I couldn’t be more impressed! The HD video quality is crystal clear, and I love the head-to-toe view that lets me see not only who’s at my door but also the area around it.The battery life is amazing – I’ve had it up and running for a couple of months, and it still shows a full charge. I appreciate that it lasts up to two years on a single charge, so I don’t have to worry about constantly recharging.The setup was super easy, thanks to the included Sync Module Core. It synced with my phone and the app quickly, and I had everything up and running within minutes.Additionally, the fact that it’s eligible for return or replacement through January 31, 2026 gives me peace of mind in case anything goes wrong.Overall, this is an excellent product that delivers great value, security, and peace of mind. Highly recommend!
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SamanthaDead batteries, but otherwise great ????Works great. Much better than my old Blink. I’m curious to see if the battery life is really as good as it says though. I had bought a solar panel for my previous one and my kid tripped over the wire (mind you it was not laying on the open lol so we dont know how he managed it) and the doorbell came off the wall and never worked again.I was excited to find this on sale. Made it affordable and worth it to replace my old doorbell especially since it comes with a sync module. I’d wanted one before but never found the extra budget to justify it. It works beautifully. Integrated with my Alexa to turn on my porch Light with motion detection. I like that you can turn off motion detection for animals. My cats are notorious for wanting to be outside at night and they have to go on the porch and set off the doorbell. The 2 way talk is nice when I need to tell my kids to stop fussing or messing around when they’re waiting for the bus and it’s not too bad of a lag time or delay. Easy to install, app is easy enough to figure out. My only problem is that teh batteries it came with were dead lol.
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Kai WolffGood camera, tough time with connectionsWe’ve had issues with someone (we’re assuming kids) leaving trash in front of our door and in the breezeway of our building. My apartment complex thinks it’s from us (because it’s RIGHT in front of our door) and charged us a $25 trash removal fee with a warning that it’s a lease violation. While talking to management we agreed it would be best to get a camera so we can hopefully catch who it is.The camera arrived quickly and I got it set up as soon as I received the door mount (separate company and purchase). Getting it set up and connected to the app and my wifi was easy, but then getting it to actually work was the hard part. Once put onto the door, the live feed would not load and I would get notifications about movement or people but the recorded clips would not show up in the “clips” section. I spent roughly 3 hours trying to troubleshoot, reboot and reset things, and get ahold of customer support, none of which seemed to work. The customer support lady was less than enthusiastic and sounded thoroughly annoyed the second she answered, reviewed my camera and told me it was probably a connection issue, mentioned something about gigahertz but not what to do about it and how it correlates, and then we ended the call. After moving the sync module to be almost exactly between my door and router (which is located in the bedroom closet), the live feed and clips started working properly.The camera itself is very nice quality and I like the video and audio quality a lot better than some other cameras I’ve had/family have had. I like that you can adjust settings in the app such as audio, video quality, chime, and certain recording settings along with notifications. I’m looking forward to the battery life (an estimated 2 years before switching out the battery) rather than having to charge it every so often like cheaper cameras. You can change the sensitivity on the motion detection, but so far I’ve just left it on default and it works really well.Overall, this camera is nice and I’m looking forward to having some peace of mind about shady neighborhood behavior regarding trash and now I have extra peace of mind about packages too. If your router is located in the living room/close to your door, you shouldn’t have an issue with internet connection like I did. If your router is further from your camera, especially if there’s doors or walls in the way, you’re gonna have to fidget with finding a potential sweet spot before you can get it to work. Otherwise you’ll probably have to get a wifi extender to put between your camera and router, and from the research I did, you’ll need something with 2.4ghz and renaming capabilities since it’ll have to use the same name and password as your wifi for the camera to connect with it. I’m a little disappointed that a higher end $70 camera has such trouble connecting to my router through out my less than 1,000 sqft apartment, and that customer service was useless with an attitude, but I’m just glad I could get it to work.
Blink Video Doorbell (newest model) – Head-to-toe HD view, two-year battery life, and simple setup. Required Sync Module not is one of the best-selling products with 11771 reviews and a 4.3/5 star rating on Amazon.
Key Features:
Video Doorbell is our second-generation smart security doorbell with up to two years of battery life, an expanded field of view, and improved security features for more peace of mind, no matter where you are.Last longer with two-year battery life — Experience up to two years of continuous security coverage with three included AA Energizer lithium batteries and a Blink Sync Module (sold separately).See more at your door — Greet guests and watch packages get delivered, day and night, with head-to-toe HD view and infrared night vision. Use two-way talk to hear and speak through the Blink app.Set up in minutes — Easily install wire-free or connect Video Doorbell to existing doorbell wiring. When wired, Video Doorbell will sound through your home. Without wiring, you can use your Blink Mini 2 camera (sold separately) as an indoor plug-in chime. You’ll also get alerts on your Blink app with each doorbell press.Always know who’s there — As part of a Blink Subscription Plan (sold separately), get alerts whenever a person is detected and enjoy features like Blink Moments, which stitches together clips into a single video to save and share.Save and share clips — Securely store your footage in the cloud with a free 30-day trial of a Blink Subscription Plan (sold separately).Works with Alexa — Connect to an Alexa-enabled device to answer the front door, arm and disarm your smart home system, and more using your voice.Includes one Video Doorbell with three AA Energizer lithium batteries and a mounting kit (including screws and anchors). Required Sync Module (sold separately) not included.
Current Price: $28.99
