All-New Blink Outdoor Camera Housing and Mounting Bracket for Blink 4th Gen & 3rd Gen, 3 Pack Protective Cover and 360° Adjustable Mount with Sync Module 2 Outlet Mount (Black)

Easy, fast setup. Works great!

Quick install in housing and mounting was east with proper screw size. They are durable sun and weather don’t seem to affect them. Easy to adjust camera angles and overall look is sleek.

These fit perfectly and mounted with no problems, well designed. I chose these mounts over the enclosed one piece, all in one type Blink Solar Mount due to placement and sun exposure for my installations. I used Wasserstein Solar Panels which require the cable connection directly to the camera. I Drilled a hole in the back of each case to feed the cable in then sealed with an outdoor caulk type sealant to maintain integrity of protection and it worked great, connected without obstruction or unnecessary bends etc so it was easy and quick to complete. If there is anyway to add a pop-out solution with a way to seal similarly as well as the sealant method I used could be added I believe these would be perfect! I am still considering this a 5 star product and review and the fitting and mounting solution here is excellent!

Decent product for what you spend. The Blink Outdoor cameras are fairly easy to set up. Good WiFi connection and a decent router and the camera range is pretty good. I have several of these set up around a second home for security and they do the job. Nice to monitor from far away and keep an eye on your property. The one down point is the motion trigger range, not very good. I would estimate less then 25' feet. Something has to be really close to trigger the camera. You can keep the camera lower to help with this, but then the camera becomes an easy target for someone to steal. To set off the motion with high sensitivity is good, to the point birds and animals can trigger it, but one can reduce the sensitivity to limit this. The microphone is a nice feature and you can hear sound quite well and you can talk fairly easily through the camera. Again, positioning of the camera is very important. Do not set it up to high where it will limit the range and also spend some time thinking about the best position to mount the camera where you would believe someone might stand or pass by long enough for the camera to see them. If not, the camera will trigger but you might only see a portion of what set it off or nothing at all. Also, I mounted several cameras from different angles to catch the same area. This way I have a much better chance of seeing what's going on. More expensive, but one way to monitor the area better. Also, the live feature is nice. The camera has a large viewing area and if you use the live feature you can record it while watching a much bigger area. So, if the camera is triggered one can go to the live view and watch a larger area especially if you have multiple cameras set up. The clarity is ok, but I've found it hard to read vehicle license plates even at close range even when zooming in.

Work great. Use these for my outdoor blinks because they conceal the camera better that this is white. It can be a little tricky to get the camera back out the case and to screw on to the base but it’s fine.

They work well.

I used this item when I lived in an apartment complex and still have to this day. Just didn't install on my house, but the item works well. Houses the camera perfectly and easy to remove the camera when you need to maintain the camera itself.

Typical interaction with system.Camera goes offline. Go get camera or doorbell off house - ladder, maybe some tools. Disassemble camera - find the manual because it’s not straightforward to figure out where and how to press the housing to get it off, and you’ll need the odd looking tool that came with it to get the back off. Go to the app and add camera - dig through the menus, but then realize there is a plus sign back on the home screen, no scanning the qr code inside the camera wont take you to the app to install it. Go thru the connection process and wait for it to connect, it takes forever, so probably abandon it and come back later. Says can’t connect. Try again? Says it’s already in the system. Is it blinking? No. Take out batteries and put them in again. Try adding again. Says already in the system. Really? Let me check and see if it is working. Go to home screen. Get a message on the app that it has a whole new look and to look around. Can’t get rid of the message to see if the camera is working. Have to do the app look around. Didn’t turn out to be much looking around, so why the message? Find new camera (yes it was added) and hit the play button. Spins for a while (no patience at this point) and nothing shows up. Nothing! Thats been about 30-40 minutes wasted on one of the cameras. I have many that are failing.Every time a camera does this, it is the same routine. Often i will have to delete and reinstall the entire thing. It takes forever. I am so fed up. I have two systems: two module units, 4 cameras and 2 doorbells. Currently only one module works but it doesn’t save clips. Only one camera is working so three offline, and both doorbells wont connect. I’ve had the systems for 1-1.5 yrs. They go offline often enough that I dread having to go through this troubleshooting routine.I’ve put in a request to refund me for both systems. I will update this review when i hear back.