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Blink camera deals: up to 60% off during Amazon Prime Big Deal Days

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Looking for the best Blink camera deals? You’re in the right place. Thanks to Amazon Prime Big Deal Days, you can grab a discount on all manner of different Blink cameras and video doorbells, with prices slashed in both Amazon US and the UK.

With massive savings of up to 60% and plenty of money-saving multi-product bundles available, you definitely won’t want to miss out on this opportunity to upgrade your home security system. So with that said, check out all the Blink camera deals here:

Blink camera US deals

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Blink Mini (three-pack)$100$40$60
Blink Outdoor 4 and Blink Mini bundle$235$100$135
Blink Video Doorbell, Outdoor 4 and Mini bundle$130$78$52
Blink Wired Floodlight, Outdoor 4 (x2) and Mini Pan-Tilt$280$180$100
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Blink Mini£30£18£12
Blink Outdoor (four-pack)£275£124£151
Fire TV Stick 4K with Alexa Voice Remote£60£35£25
Blink Video Doorbell and Sync Module 2£90£50£40
Blink Outdoor and Flightlight£125£63£62
Blink Mini Pan-Tilt £50£32.50£17.50

With everything from Blink Mini cameras providing cheap, affordable in-home surveillance, to the fully-fledged Blink Floodlight camera for keeping an eye on the outside while deterring intruders, there’s something here for all levels of security needs. There are even Blink video doorbells to rival those from Ring (which, by the way, are also on offer now), so have a look through all the deals above, and save yourself a bunch of money in the process.

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