Blink Indoor is a wireless, battery-powered security camera that helps you check in on your home day or night with infrared night vision.
With long-lasting battery life, Indoor runs for up to two years on two AA lithium batteries (included).
Store video clips and photos in the cloud with the Blink Subscription Plan and save events locally to the Blink Sync Module 2 via a USB flash drive (sold separately).
Get customizable motion alerts on your phone through the Blink Home Monitor app so you’re only alerted when you need to be.
See, hear, and speak to people and pets in your home with live view in real time and two-way audio features in the Blink app.
Designed so you can set up yourself in minutes. No wiring, no professional installation required.
Works with Alexa – use your voice to monitor your home through supported Alexa-enabled devices.
Includes one Blink Indoor camera and one Sync Module 2.
8 reviews for Blink Indoor – wireless, HD security camera with two-year battery life, motion detection, and two-way audio – 1 camera kit
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Christine B –
I love the compact size and that they’re wireless.the picture quality is very good too.
A big downside is the awful screeching(radio noise) when you try to listen. My Nest cameras don’t do this so I don’t understand why the Blink ones do. It is pretty bad so I hope there’s an update that will fix this. I understand it’s a big issue with others so it’s not my cameras.
The app is great and it’s easy to add cameras. I would like to see live pics when I open the app and not a screenshot that I created. If it uses more batter that’s fine. Give us the option for that at least.
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Joseph –
Does exactly what I expected it to do, this isn’t a typical “always recording” camera, it only starts recording when motion is detected. Battery life has been great so far on 2 AAs. The motion detection and the recording start are almost instant and you get a push notification on your phone when a new recording is available. Allows you to view recorded clips from anywhere. You can hook up a local USB drive for backup.
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LT –
Bought one indoor camera to go with my Blink Outdoor cameras. Not really sure why I bought it. I have no need to spy on myself and I don’t expect anyone will be breaking in with two dogs who are very protective. Good luck to their jewels if they try. Camera has all the same pluses as the outdoor Blinks. Great picture, easy to set up, works with Alexa, highly configurable, and on and on. Save money. Wait until they’re on sale.
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Christine –
Had it for about a month, works as expected. Like the portability- we have it by the entrance door and on days when we expect a delivery, we move it to the window so it can monitor the front porch. Unfortunately the motion sensor does not work through window glass, so no motion is triggered, notified nor recorded. Other than that, the unit seems to perform as expected. The lithium batteries that come with it is Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries which cost about $2 apiece when we need to replace.
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Jull –
camera’s live view feed asking for viewer input every few seconds, of quite random lengths, otherwise ending the feed on its own; same after few extensions in a row – asked technical support of a fix of this unacceptably unpleasant product performance, been told “that is how the Blink system is structured” – plain false product advertisement by omission as this piece of info is rather important to be known prior to product’s purchase and installation.
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Stakman1 –
Easy to install, picture quality day and night are good and the blink app is very intuitive. That is all good I can say about the cameras (although echo show 5 is pretty cool). In order to view clips recorded after motion is sensed, will require $150/year subscription. With a USB drive connected to the sync module, you are suppose to be able to record clips without a subscription but you have to remove the USB flash drive and view on a computer. This means if you get notice of a motion event, all you will be able to do is view the live feed. If the person who triggered motion is already gone, you will have to go home to see you was there. For my purposes remote clip viewing was not required, and the sale price I got was well worth while. However as dedicated security cameras I can’t recommend unless you are okay with the subscription fees especially at their regular price. Note this is an indoor camera only.
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pam –
I purchased five indoor and one outdoor Blink camera. The main reason for me choosing the Blink was that they are battery powered so no wires hanging around in your house. I was using five Wyze cameras before them so I can compare them together. Almost everything in Wyze cameras (I have two YI cameras as well for comparison) and even in YI cameras are better than Blinks. It came as a really strange thing to me that an Amazon product has such a bad quality of picture especially compared to the Wyze. Anyway, there are other shortcomings as well. for example, the app is not user friendly, you can not take a photo while you are using the video. Again the only Pro is not having any wires hanging from them.
Not recommended.
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Barbottawa –
At this point can’t get skins/covers for them. Therefore they are highly visible as white. Also, not as versatile as outdoor ones, therefore, will go back to the blink XT2s. However, they work well.
Also, unhappy about storage now limited to 6 months rather then storage size. Had clips I wanted to save and they are now gone.
Christine B –
I love the compact size and that they’re wireless.the picture quality is very good too.
A big downside is the awful screeching(radio noise) when you try to listen. My Nest cameras don’t do this so I don’t understand why the Blink ones do. It is pretty bad so I hope there’s an update that will fix this. I understand it’s a big issue with others so it’s not my cameras.
The app is great and it’s easy to add cameras. I would like to see live pics when I open the app and not a screenshot that I created. If it uses more batter that’s fine. Give us the option for that at least.
Joseph –
Does exactly what I expected it to do, this isn’t a typical “always recording” camera, it only starts recording when motion is detected. Battery life has been great so far on 2 AAs. The motion detection and the recording start are almost instant and you get a push notification on your phone when a new recording is available. Allows you to view recorded clips from anywhere. You can hook up a local USB drive for backup.
LT –
Bought one indoor camera to go with my Blink Outdoor cameras. Not really sure why I bought it. I have no need to spy on myself and I don’t expect anyone will be breaking in with two dogs who are very protective. Good luck to their jewels if they try.
Camera has all the same pluses as the outdoor Blinks. Great picture, easy to set up, works with Alexa, highly configurable, and on and on.
Save money. Wait until they’re on sale.
Christine –
Had it for about a month, works as expected. Like the portability- we have it by the entrance door and on days when we expect a delivery, we move it to the window so it can monitor the front porch. Unfortunately the motion sensor does not work through window glass, so no motion is triggered, notified nor recorded. Other than that, the unit seems to perform as expected. The lithium batteries that come with it is Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries which cost about $2 apiece when we need to replace.
Jull –
camera’s live view feed asking for viewer input every few seconds, of quite random lengths, otherwise ending the feed on its own; same after few extensions in a row – asked technical support of a fix of this unacceptably unpleasant product performance, been told “that is how the Blink system is structured” – plain false product advertisement by omission as this piece of info is rather important to be known prior to product’s purchase and installation.
Stakman1 –
Easy to install, picture quality day and night are good and the blink app is very intuitive. That is all good I can say about the cameras (although echo show 5 is pretty cool). In order to view clips recorded after motion is sensed, will require $150/year subscription. With a USB drive connected to the sync module, you are suppose to be able to record clips without a subscription but you have to remove the USB flash drive and view on a computer. This means if you get notice of a motion event, all you will be able to do is view the live feed. If the person who triggered motion is already gone, you will have to go home to see you was there. For my purposes remote clip viewing was not required, and the sale price I got was well worth while. However as dedicated security cameras I can’t recommend unless you are okay with the subscription fees especially at their regular price. Note this is an indoor camera only.
pam –
I purchased five indoor and one outdoor Blink camera. The main reason for me choosing the Blink was that they are battery powered so no wires hanging around in your house. I was using five Wyze cameras before them so I can compare them together. Almost everything in Wyze cameras (I have two YI cameras as well for comparison) and even in YI cameras are better than Blinks. It came as a really strange thing to me that an Amazon product has such a bad quality of picture especially compared to the Wyze. Anyway, there are other shortcomings as well. for example, the app is not user friendly, you can not take a photo while you are using the video. Again the only Pro is not having any wires hanging from them.
Not recommended.
Barbottawa –
At this point can’t get skins/covers for them. Therefore they are highly visible as white. Also, not as versatile as outdoor ones, therefore, will go back to the blink XT2s. However, they work well.
Also, unhappy about storage now limited to 6 months rather then storage size. Had clips I wanted to save and they are now gone.