📷 Blink Outdoor Camera Wall Mount Bracket - Weather-Proof Protective Housing Cover & Adjustable Mount for Indoor/Outdoor Security Camera System (3Pack) Review

I made the mistake of installing them over the door leading to the house. Despite being aimed at the road at 50 feet, the camera doesn't activate until people are within 10 feet of the door, so it only captures the top of the head and not the face. Also for a backyard camera, the streetlight is so bright that at night the backyard is completely black and the street on the other side of the fence is lit up. Again, the backyard camera only activates when people are within 10 feet of the camera…

Works great! I replaced the previous protective housing that my Blink XT2 cameras had with this one. Now it's much better and easier to replace the camera batteries with it. Before I had to disassemble the whole unit, unscrew the case, then change the batteries. After that I would have to remount the cameras and then adjust them to the desired view and angle. Now all I have to do is push, click, take out the camera, change the batteries, put them back in and maybe adjust the angle a bit more…

2 years battery my leg. Expect a battery change in less than 2 months unless you set the cameras to 'dead' or live in a forest or cul-de-sac. So I bought it knowing the downsides but because I wanted something that was easy to install, quick to install and troubleshoot I made the purchase. Aside from that, I've been installing POE cameras as part of my job for years, lol. Expect constant warnings of a passing car or a killer hornet appearing on the lens. That's good, but since it's battery…

I assumed they were for Blink cameras. The formulation of the product suggests this. When I received them the cameras fitted perfectly, they were easy to install and had a good reach to aim the camera. I found that the opening for the lens, motion sensor and microphone was too small for the IR camera to detect darkness and hence the night vision didn't work. The footage was too dark to see anything because the IR sensor was obscured. It's to the right of the camera lens and you wouldn't have…

ATTENTION! If you're a subscriber and paying a monthly fee you'll probably be fine, but if, like me, you're determined not to subscribe and instead use a flash drive to back up your clips, then you might do it to be in trouble. Today was the day my "free trial period" of their cloud storage expired, which was fine with me as I intended to use the local storage method and avoid the monthly fees. After three months of flawless operation of my system, I only get an error code (HTTP 406) after the…