Whether you opt for a single camera setup (£129.99) or five (£399.99), Blink comes with a “Sync Module” that plugs into any wall socket and acts as a hub for up to ten cameras and Blink’s cloud service.

I’ll get onto the battery life performance further down, but having a wireless security camera setup is brilliant because you can place the cameras anywhere without having to worry about trailing wires. There’s an on-board microphone too, however it only works one-way so while you can hear everything at home, you can’t communicate from your end.Ī big bonus with Blink cameras is that they work entirely on AA batteries, meaning absolutely no cables. The internal camera records at 720p (a small downfall because full HD would have been nice) and it packs an LED illuminator so that the camera can record well in low-light situations. And at 30mm thick and 70.8mm wide, a Blink camera can fit into the palm of your hand, meaning you can squeeze it into the smallest of spaces. Designīlink’s home security camera units are small and inconspicuous little white boxes that can seamlessly blend into your home environment. See, the problem with home security solutions is that they’re usually too complex or technical for the average Joe to figure out.īlink is so simple that your mother could install and use it, and with a 100% wireless design you’ll have a clean, uncluttered home too. My house is packed with home security cameras from older reviews, and while my favourite to date has been the HomeMonitor HD by Y-Cam, Blink’s home security cameras are serious contenders.

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