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I'm in IT and I setup a Ring system at work. 5 outdoor cameras with solar panels and 3 indoor wired. Honestly they have been nothing but trouble. They do not stay charged in winter months. The solar panels get snow and ice on them. I have swapped out the batteries with charged ones numerous times to

The Amazon Blink camera is battery operated and can easily be hidden to catch what you want. I have them in my indoor/outdoor garage and they do the job. Sad that we need them. Is it food or other items? If it’s food why doesn’t everyone just pool a few bucks and help out instead of trying to kill o

Blink hasn't made their Indoor cameras in a number of years. If by "indoor" you mean Blink's Mini or Mini 2 that are plugged into an outlet, then they use a different way of detecting motion vs the Outdoor cameras. The Minis use the preferred method of analyzing individual pixel change in the video

The Blink Weather Resistant 13ft Power Adapter isn't a USB cable. It has a regular plug with a small head so it doesn't block nearby outlets. The cable is much thicker with a transformer that ensures the camera gets enough power to function correctly. The USB-C plug also forms a watertight seal when

I have blink cameras and they are great. I believe for one camera the plan is free for more than one I think I pay 11.00 a month. I have eight between inside and outside and they never ever lose connection. And the battery life on the wireless ones is awesome. The actual cameras are cheaper than the

Older modules don’t allow you to store locally so a subscription is needed for new users (we old users get cloud storage included). Newer modules allow you to attach a USB and store locally. More than one module allows for the creation of “zones” or areas. Separate modules for indoor, outdoor, garag