Even with the constant power supply, though, the live view is still limited to about 30 seconds. Interestingly enough, you can actually hardwire the Blink Indoor to a power source, since there’s an exposed microUSB port on the back. Sure, you could press it after each 30-second mark, but that’s a pain. Once it nears that 30 second mark, a button pops up on-screen asking if you want to continue. I thought there would be an option to adjust it, but there isn’t one.
When you access the live view, you’re given a smidgen over 30 seconds before the connection cuts. Limitations with live viewĭue to its battery power, the Blink Indoor has a fairly short live view when accessing the camera directly from the app – and that’s a problem. Night vision holds up with its range of about 25 feet, but it tends to be on the softer side. It suffers with its dynamic range, often blowing out the highlights.
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The 1080p video it produces is passable, with enough clarity to make out scenes, but fine details are tough to discern. Given that it shares the same specs at the Blink Outdoor, its performance is no different. The narrow field of view is still limiting compared to the Ring Indoor Cam’s 140-degree range for example, but if you intend on monitoring entryways in the home, it suffices by capturing the important stuff. It features 1080p video capture, up to 30 frames-per-second capture, infrared night vision, and the same 110-degree field of view. On the specs side, it’s exactly like the Blink Outdoor, which in itself is similar to the previous Blink XT2 cam. The best outdoor security cameras for 2023Īre Blink’s floodlight and solar panel add-ons worth it? You could use the Blink Outdoor camera indoors if you wanted, but you can’t use the Indoor outside, since it’s not weather-resistant. And, oh yeah, the Indoor is available in white, while the Outdoor is in black. The only difference, though, is how the rear cover of the Blink Indoor doesn’t have the same weather-resistant covering.
From their squarish plastic design, to how they’re powered by two AA lithium batteries, they share many similarities. Place the Blink Indoor and Blink Outdoor cameras next to one another, and it’s tough to distinguish them apart from one another. Are you willing to pay the premium when the Blink Mini sells for $35? Many similarities Compared to the Mini, the Blink Indoor boasts a higher $80 price tag, and is billed as a wireless solution. Now we’re getting yet another indoor camera, aptly named the Blink Indoor, which looks a lot like its sibling – the Blink Outdoor.
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