Blink Outdoor 4 Two-Pack Drops to $90 in Labor Day Sale

Amazon's Labor Day sale just made Blink's practical outdoor camera an even easier buy: a two-pack of Blink Outdoor 4 cameras is available for $90, a discount of more than 50% off the usual single-camera price.

Why this deal matters

The Blink Outdoor 4 isn't trying to be the most feature-packed camera on the market. Its strengths are affordability, simplicity and exceptionally long battery life using two non-rechargeable lithium AA cells. In testing, those batteries kept a camera running for about a year and a half — far longer than many rechargeable models that need monthly or quarterly attention.

• 1080p HD video with 143° diagonal field of view
• Runs on 2 lithium AA batteries (included); Blink rates up to 2 years
• 2-way audio, motion detection, weather resistant (-4 to 113°F)
• Alexa-only smart assistant support; no native Google or Apple integrations

Practical details matter: replacing the two AA lithium cells costs only a few dollars and takes under a minute. Blink's approach trades rechargeable convenience for longevity and predictability — fewer ladder trips, fewer midwinter recharges, and straightforward inventory of spare AAs with long shelf life.

The Blink app is intentionally simple and keeps camera management direct: live view, two-way talk, battery-status indicators and optional local USB storage via the Sync Module. The trade-off is ecosystem lock-in — Blink officially supports Alexa but not Google Assistant or Apple HomeKit — so larger deployments should weigh integration requirements.

If you want to reduce maintenance even more, Blink offers a battery extension pack and third-party solar panels that can keep the camera topped off. These add-ons are especially useful when a camera is mounted in a hard-to-reach place or in a remote cluster of devices.

Bottom line: For home users, property managers and small businesses that prioritize low total maintenance and low upfront cost, the Blink Outdoor 4 is a pragmatic choice. Right now, the Labor Day two-pack price makes it an even better value. If you need advanced AI features, broader smart-home integrations or more frequent cloud analytics, higher-end systems like Arlo are worth considering despite higher ongoing costs.

QuarkyByte's insight: when evaluating camera purchases, build a simple model that includes purchase price, battery or power logistics, subscription vs. local storage, and integration needs. That quickly separates devices that are temporarily cheap from those that truly reduce operational overhead over years.