Video Doorbell

Well damn I wish I'd heard about this before I got my blink doorbell. Google says they're a part of Anker, which is a brand I really like too. The blink subscription is $15/month and I'm not really impressed with the camera or sound quality.

We have used Blink for years; doorbell and multiple outdoor cameras. With the sync module and a USB flash drive we have never had to pay a monthly subscription. The video quality is pretty good, but we do have occasional issues with the app. Camera battery health is average. I would wait until Cyber

I’ve had Blink outdoor cameras and a Ring doorbell. I’m grandfathered in to the Blink system. I just ditched my Ring doorbell because the subscription is due next month. When I first started using Ring doorbells (this is my second) the yearly subscription was something like $20. Since Amazon bought

Blink cameras work just fine & will alert you as long as you have it ‘armed’ in the app. Place one in your main rooms & look at a ‘live’ view at different times during the day. If you want the person to see it so they know they are being recorded, just leave it on a table or counter. Blink makes a g

Roku and I’m IMPRESSED. I have a blink system with doorbell and blink mini cams and the store I went to was out of them so I took a gamble and bought some Roku cameras and when I tell you setup is a breeze and video quality is crisp and amazing, I am not exaggerating. Watching my shelter cams brings

I'm happy with the wired stuff but if I had it to do all over again I'd go with Ring. I tried going from a Ring doorbell to Blink and it was horrible in comparison so i swapped it back out. Then I've swapped out all the Blink stuff on the front of the house to Ring camera's, much better video qualit

I have 5 blink cameras and a blink doorbell. I'm pretty impressed with the quality of video. Restrictions from free plan kind of suck, but i find the free plan more than enough.

Moved from Ring and Blink to Eufy a little over a year ago and love it. 3 cameras and a doorbell, quality video, and quick to connect when checking live (had an issue with Blink taking forever/failing). I also saw a lot of negativity on here, chalked it up to Reddit users being Reddit users and glad

I had Blink. I hated it - crappy video quality, could barely hear the audio, and it kept disconnecting from wifi. And only one person can view a camera at a time. I know you said you didn't really want a subscription, but I found the Ring stuff is worth it. I had a Ring doorbell and I took advantage

Wired floodlight cams. The video and sound quality is lacking, connectivity and motion detection issues, live view can be laggy, issues with the app. We have a long range router, so it's not the wifi. They're okay, and have held up to various weather situations, but when some stuff went down in our