The camera runs on two AA batteries, which Blink claims is enough for 2 years of light usage. That’s pretty impressive, given that some other products run on rechargeables that need to be ...

Indoor camera $35 for one camera, or $65 for two Requires power adapter Does not require a Blink Sync Module (unlike Blink's other cameras) 1080p HD live streaming Motion zones Two-way talk ...

Blink cameras, including the Video Doorbell, Outdoor 4, third gen Outdoor and Indoor, first gen Indoor, XT, and XT2, are designed to work with the standard 1.5V Lithium AA batteries, specifically ...

But Blink’s latest outdoor home security camera, the Blink Outdoor 4, is changing that perception with improved video quality, a new person-detection feature and a completely new design.

Blink says it shipped over 250,000 cameras in 2016 which ain’t too shabby for a security cam startup. Update January 2nd, 11:19AM : Blink service plans support 10 cameras at no additional costs.

One Blink device would cost me $3 a month, and multiple cameras would cost me $10. This is about a dollar cheaper to comparable Ring plans, as well as offerings from other security cameras.