Outdoor 4

You’ve got the wrong camera really. The outdoor 4 is built for long battery life so it’s always asleep until something triggers the passive infrared (PIR) sensor then it wakes up. These don’t have a long range. You need a Blink Mini 2 with outdoor cable (not expensive but extra) which uses pixel mat

Exchange it. It’s most likely defective. I couldn’t add two brand new outdoor 4 cameras to my system a week after I added a brand new doorbell and brand new outdoor 4. The Blink tech team had me do the same troubleshooting steps for each camera with no success. I ended up returning them. I purchased

I purchased 2 outdoor 4s, one synced easily, the other would not, I tried everything. Contacted support but figured I would spend hours with them tells me to do everything I have already done so I sent them back and got the refund, then I saw that the new 2k were on sale and received them and both s

The battery powered cameras, like the outdoor Gen 4, can detect motion up to 20 ft away from the camera, as long as that motion is created by something the size of a vehicle. I suspect your third story is more than 20 ft off the ground, not even including the distance created by the angle it's posit

For non-blink cameras (like Reolink cameras) they use complicated computer vision to work out what a 'person' (or pet, or car) looks like. They often do it in black and white and if you've screened any privacy areas off they're excluded too to save processing power. They may also only do this on a f

Absolutely not true about Blink saying batteries can last up to 2 years. I have new Outdoor4 and have replaced the batteries in one of them 2 times in a month. Support will say they are in a high traffic area, or in extreme weather conditions, but confirm that the settings are good.at this pace, I n