As with other Blink home security products, the Blink Video Doorbell represents very good value for money with a retail price of only $69.99 / £59 (even cheaper without the sync module but that ...

You can purchase the doorbell without the Sync Module 2 for $59.99, but note that you also need the module to store video locally on a USB drive, as well as to manually record and share live video.

The Sync Module XR also provides a superior means of storing video recordings from up to 10 Blink cameras. Where you’d plug a USB thumb drive into the Sync Module 2, tempting curious toddlers to ...

You get a 30-day trial of the Blink Plus plan. After that, you will need to pay a minimum of £2.50 per month or use the Sync Module with additional USB storage Value for Money The Blink Video Doorbell ...

You can purchase the doorbell without the Sync Module 2 for $59.99, but note that you also need the module to store video locally on a USB drive, as well as to manually record and share live video.

The Sync Module XR costs $59.99 and, at launch, is being sold in a bundle with a free Outdoor 4 camera (regularly $99). A Wi-Fi bridge for Blink cameras, the module can extend coverage for new and ...

The system I received came with two cameras, the new Blink Mini 2 and the Blink Outdoor 4. I was also sent the Blink Sync Module 2, a no-subscription local storage option. The Blink Outdoor 4 is a ...

Blink sells its own USB drive for $15, but it provides only 64GB of storage. Note, however, that local storage is not compatible with the older Blink XT2, XT, and first-generation indoor cameras.

Pros ・Extends the range at which Blink Outdoor 4 cameras can be deployed ・Can store motion-triggered video recordings on up to a 256GB microSD card ・Much faster than the Blink Sync Module 2 ...