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Amazon’s Blink just dropped three shiny new security cameras that’ll make your current 1080p setup look like it’s from the Stone Age.
The company’s going all-in on 2K resolution, because apparently watching blurry footage of raccoons raiding your trash just isn’t cutting it anymore.
The star of the show is the Blink Arc ($99.99), a dual-camera frankenstein that stitches together 180 degrees of panoramic surveillance.
It’s basically two Blink Mini 2K+ cameras having a very committed relationship, delivering nearly 6-megapixel clarity that’ll catch every detail of your neighbor’s questionable landscaping choices.
Blink Arc
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The Blink Arc is basically two security cameras smooshing two Mini 2K+ cameras together for 180° coverage so you can spy on your entire backyard.
- 180° coverage beats single camera blind spots
- One cable powers both cameras easily
- Works indoors and outdoors perfectly
- No subscription needed for basic features
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For the budget-conscious paranoid, there’s the Blink Mini 2K+ at $49.99 – a compact powerhouse that can venture outdoors with the right adapter.
Meanwhile, the Blink Outdoor 2K+ ($89.99) brings weather-resistant durability, 4X zoom, and noise-cancelling two-way audio for when you need to yell at delivery drivers in crystal-clear quality.
Blink Mini 2K+
The Blink Mini 2K+ finally gives 2K video quality for just $50 that plugs into the wall so you never have to worry about dead batteries.
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But here’s the kicker: just as Blink’s pushing these feature-packed cameras, they’re also jacking up subscription prices for the first time ever.
Starting October 8th, the Basic Plan jumps to $4/month ($40/year) for single-device coverage, while the Plus Plan hits $12/month ($120/year) for unlimited devices.
| Plan | Current Pricing* | New Pricing* (effective October 8, 2025) |
|---|---|---|
| Basic (Monthly) | $3 | $3.99 |
| Basic (Yearly) | $30 | $39.99 |
| Plus (Monthly) | $10 | $11.99 |
| Plus (Yearly) | $100 | $119.99 |
That Plus subscription isn’t optional if you want the Arc’s seamless 180-degree feeds – it’s basically ransom for the camera’s coolest feature.
All three cameras are available for preorder now, so you can start planning your surveillance empire and budgeting for those inevitable subscription fees.
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