Blink Home Monitor

Blink Home Monitor

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32.3

June 13, 2024

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32.2

May 31, 2024

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32.1

May 24, 2024

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32.0

May 23, 2024

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31.0

April 25, 2024

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30.0

March 25, 2024

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29.1

February 28, 2024

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29.0

February 22, 2024

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28.1

February 6, 2024

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28.0

January 31, 2024

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Price History of Blink Home Monitor

Description of Blink Home Monitor

*Smart Home Security Made Simple* Blink’s affordable smart home security camera systems help you monitor your home directly from your smartphone. With multi-system support and simple setup, you can easily control multiple Blink cameras within one single app! The Blink Home Monitor app will alert you to what matters, day or night, no matter where you are. Just Blink and you’re home. *Be there from anywhere with Blink smart home security * The new wireless smart home security cameras from Blink and Amazon go where wires can’t. Outdoor and Indoor and run for up to two years on the included single set of AA lithium batteries* to help protect what matters most for less. *Blink Outdoor*: weathers the storm so you don’t have to. Outdoor runs for up to two years* on a single set of AA batteries to help you protect your home inside and out — rain or shine — with features like two-way audio, motion detection, and more. Outdoor works with Alexa. *Blink Indoor*: is a wireless, battery-powered security camera that you can place anywhere inside your home. Features like two-way audio and night vision help you stay connected to what’s happening no matter where you are — day or night. Indoor works with Alexa. *Blink Mini*: is mighty — but tiny — which means you can plug it in anywhere inside your home. Starting at $34.99 Mini is a great first step towards keeping your home more secure. Hear, see, and speak right from the Blink Home Monitor app on your phone and get alerts whenever motion is detected. *Works with Alexa* Connect Blink Outdoor, Indoor, or Mini to select Alexa-enabled devices for voice commands at home. You can use your voice to stream live video, play recorded clips, arm and disarm your camera, be alerted to motion, and more. Go hands-free with Alexa! *Enhance Your Smart Home Security* Use the Blink Home Monitor app to check in on what’s happening at home from anywhere at any time. The app connects your home to your phone in HD video so you can see and protect what matters most. With multi-system support, you can use Blink to watch your home, vacation home, or business all at the same time. By using this app, you agree to Amazon’s Conditions of Use (www.amazon.com/conditionsofuse) and Privacy Notice (blinkforhome.com/privacy-policy).
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Blink Home Monitor: FAQ

Is the Blink Home Monitor app compatible with iPads?

Yes, Blink Home Monitor is compatible with the iPad.
Immedia Semiconductor, Inc released the Blink Home Monitor app.
Blink Home Monitor minimum iOS requirement is iOS 15.0.
Users love Blink Home Monitor, as evidenced by its outstanding rating of 4.3 out of 5.
The App Genre Of Blink Home Monitor Is Utilities.
32.3 is the newest version of Blink Home Monitor.
Blink Home Monitor’s latest update was rolled out on June 29, 2024.
The app was launched on February 6, 2023.
Family-friendly content, no mature themes or violence.
The Blink Home Monitor app is now available in American English, Canadian French, German (Germany) and 2 more.
No, Blink Home Monitor is not part of Apple Arcade.
No, you won't find in-app purchases featured in Blink Home Monitor.
Unfortunately, Blink Home Monitor is not optimized for use with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Blink Home Monitor

  • Worst money I’ve ever spent

    This thing never works when I need it, which defeats the purpose of having security cameras. Sometimes the whole system will bug out and you can’t access the cameras. Right now I’m getting notifications of someone at my door and I can’t connect to the live feed to check, AND it’s also not saving the videos to my storage device so I can at least see who it is on the recording. So I just have to hope nothing crazy happens until I can go through, disconnect everything, and set it up all over from scratch.

    It’s also also programmed to be more difficult to use if you don’t subscribe to their $10/mo. cloud plan. For example with cloud subscription you can mass delete all your saved videos, or select multiple to delete at once. With local storage you’re only options are to delete each video one by one, or delete EVERYTHING at once. There’s many other design choices that seem to be there to punish you for not subscribing.

    I spent $300 on the whole setup. Including $100 for a WiFi extender to make sure I was getting a good connection from the front door to my bedroom. I’ll have to trash this and go to a different company. If anything did ever happen I wouldn’t even have any evidence to show the police.
  • Another Update and Getting Worse

    Edit: Version 32.3. Only update I’ve seen with this app in the last several months is the version number changes, nothing else! STILL we can’t change the notification tone. STILL videos lag. STILL A VERY DANGEROUS SYSTEM! Good bye, Blink! You’re garbage system is going to the landfill! Hello new reliable, safer camera system!
    Edit: Version 32.1. One day after v. 32.0 is released - ONE DAY???? Still no changes made to this garbage system.
    Edit: Version 32.0 - Nothing new in update??? We waited 3-weeks for no improvements? No changes?? Edit: Version 31.0 - Still garbage! WHEN will the notification alert tone be changed back to the original tone you had for years?????? The volume was adjustable and you could hear it! Apple finally allowed users to change to whatever tone they wanted and YOU changed it to this awful tone that we can’t hear! I am not even going into your other “updates”! This has become a terrible, unsafe and DANGEROUS system! When are your software engineers going bring this back to a reliable system? Edit: Version 30.0 and system is getting worse! Click on a video and brings up live view, that’s when it wants to load; alerts come an hour after the cameras are tripped. Really??? Are the developers even reading these reviews??? Not once has a developer responded to anyone’s review in about a year!
  • Great app but a few bugs

    I love the blink app and my blink devices. It took a while to get the right router settings for them but now that it’s configured properly, everything works great. I have the doorbell and the floodlight camera. A few things that still bother me and why I have 4 instead of 5 stars:

    1. Toggling the motion sensor in the app for the floodlight camera on the Home Screen on the device itself doesn’t actually work, even when toggled off (using … > Motion Detection toggle) it still gets activated by motion. I had to go to … > Device Settings > Motion Settings > Motion Detection which just seems like a bug in the app that should be fixed.

    2. The app becomes unresponsive to any other input while it’s trying to resolve a particular request. For example, you tap on a notification and that app opens trying to load whatever notification thingy you tapped on and sometimes this takes a long time. E.g., a doorbell motion notification. If you get impatient and try to do anything else in the app it doesn’t really work, presumably because it is still trying to fulfill the initial request. App should be programmed to either a) load requests faster, or, b) give the user an option to abandon the slow-loading request, or c) just abandon the slow loading request as soon as something else is requested.