--- product_id: 803601318 title: "Outdoor 2K+ (newest model) — Wireless smart security camera, 2K video resolution, enhanced audio, two-year battery. Required Sync Module not included — Add-On (White)" brand: "blink" price: "€ 109.30" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Blink" url: https://www.desertcart.hr/products/803601318-outdoor-2k-newest-model-wireless-smart-security-camera-2k-video store_origin: HR region: Croatia --- # 2K Ultra HD clarity 2-year battery life IP65 weatherproof Outdoor 2K+ (newest model) — Wireless smart security camera, 2K video resolution, enhanced audio, two-year battery. Required Sync Module not included — Add-On (White) **Brand:** blink **Price:** € 109.30 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🔒 Elevate your home security with next-gen 2K clarity and effortless power — don’t get left in the dark! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Outdoor 2K+ (newest model) — Wireless smart security camera, 2K video resolution, enhanced audio, two-year battery. Required Sync Module not included — Add-On (White) by blink - **How much does it cost?** € 109.30 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/803601318-outdoor-2k-newest-model-wireless-smart-security-camera-2k-video) ## Best For - blink enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted blink brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **4x Digital Zoom:** Zoom in up to 4x without losing clarity to verify packages, visitors, or vehicles instantly. - • **Color Night Vision:** See vibrant color footage in low light with ambient lighting—never miss a moment in the dark. - • **Set & Forget Power:** Enjoy up to two years of uninterrupted battery life with included Energizer lithium batteries. - • **Crystal-Clear 2K Video:** Experience razor-sharp visuals with 2K resolution that captures every detail, day or night. - • **Two-Way Noise-Cancelling Audio:** Engage in natural, clear conversations remotely with advanced noise cancellation technology. ## Overview The Blink Outdoor 2K+ is a wireless smart security camera delivering ultra-clear 2K video resolution and color night vision for superior low-light monitoring. Featuring two-way audio with noise cancellation, 4x zoom, and an IP65 weather-resistant design, it offers reliable, year-round protection. Powered by AA Energizer lithium batteries, it boasts up to two years of battery life, making setup quick and maintenance minimal. Ideal for professionals seeking seamless, high-quality home security with smart detection capabilities (subscription required). ## Description Blink Outdoor 2K+ is the next-gen wireless smart security camera featuring 2K, color night vision, noise cancellation, Works with Alexa. Sync Module included. Review: Love the Color Night Vision, Great Upgrade, and I'm Including Some TIPS for NIGHT VISION SETUP. - We ordered three of the 5 packs, along with 3 of the 2K+ doorbell units for a total of 18 cameras, plus one LED floodlight unit. Upgraded from the old 1st gen system we used for 10 years and these seem even more durable. These new 2K+ units are amazing, love the integration with the floodlight and strong WIFI range compared to the older models. The Color Night Vision option is Awesome, but I noticed a lot of people complaining the color doesn't work for them... I suspect many people don't understand how to set up night vision for best results and when you can and can't use color night vision. I've used various generations of night vision scopes in the military over 21+ years along with various night vision rifle scopes here at the ranch since retiring, so I'm very familiar with the use and limitations. First off you can't have Color night vision in Total or Near Total Darkness, it's just not possible with any current technology of a reasonably small size, not even $10k tactical military scopes. So, how do you get the best results? First off you have to understand that Color Night Vision is just an ultra-high sensitivity ultra-low lux camera, it still has to have at least some reasonable level of ambient light. Next, you have Infrared (IR) night vision which by very nature is never color but can work in total darkness with no ambient light at all. The problem is you can't have BOTH on at the same time. So, how you get the best picture depends on how much ambient light (if any) there is near where the camera is looking and each camera is going to be different. Under device settings you have a section called "Video and Photo Settings" where you have the night vision settings; Night Vision which has Auto/On/Off, and IR Intensity which has Low/Med/High. For COLOR night vision you have to select AUTO or OFF, if you choose ON the IR lamp will Always be illuminated and thus no Color, remember you can't have both at the same time! So ignore the ON option (and it would eat batteries faster if you did leave it On all the time anyway). As for the other two options; in Auto mode you get color night vision IF there is enough ambient light but if there isn't it will automatically revert back to the IR light and be B&W, set to OFF you will Always get Color BUT with the caveat that if there is not enough ambient light it may be too dark to see anything. I live on a horse ranch out in the country so not a lot of ambient light like you would have in the city, but I do have some small LED outdoor night lights around the property, and there is often at least some moonlight. So many of my cameras are in places with enough ambient light that I set the Night Vision IR to OFF and so always have color night vision of varying brightness but almost all are bright enough to see good, some that are near some outdoor lights are actually quite bright, then on others the brightness varies with moonlight. Now I do have a couple of cameras in locations where there's almost always near total darkness (under a covered equipment shed where there is no artificial light and even moonlight can't get in) so I have those set to Auto, I get a B&W picture and that's fine, I know there is just not enough ambient light and I don't care to add any in that location. Now if you do have it in Auto mode you have a second choice in this section which is IR Intensity where you have Low/Med/High and i'll tell you from experience this is a situation where more is rarely better. These new generation IR cameras are powerful even on Low and while Med or High will make the scene brighter, it actually tends to wash out details. I have never found and can't even think of a situation where High would be appropriate (and will eat batteries if you get much motion) so just ignore the High setting. Now, for your location, and this is something you will need to take the time to test on each individual camera. I read a review where someone said he bought a 2 pack and 1 camera had color night vision but the other only had B&W so thought it was broke, I'd bet the one camera actually had some light nearby and the other did not. Or he had IR turned On all the time on the one instead of Auto or Off. To find the best setting for each camera... After you have all your cameras mounted and you're sitting in your home that night with the app, go in and set the Night Vision to OFF and then go and do a "live view" to see if you have a good color picture and while your at it, take a screen shot (remember you get a wider screen with more details in horizontal orientation, except for doorbell cameras which should be vertical). If you do get a color view that's bright enough wonderful, but if it's not bright enough then your left with two choices; add some sort of small light in the area or you'll have to switch to Auto mode. If you do have to switch to Auto, then set the IR Intensity to Low, go back and to do a live view and again while it's showing the live view take a screen shot with your camera. Then go back and change the IR Intensity to Medium and go back and again do a live view and take a screen shot. Now go to your photos and compare your three pictures, don't just judge by the live view while your looking but go and look at your pictures where you can swipe back and fourth between them and even zoom in to compare which one gives you the clearest picture. Pick some common fine detail in the pictures to see how clear it is in each. That will tell you which mode combination will give you the best picture for that camera. If your like me, way out in the country on a ranch with no city lights you simply may not have enough ambient light for color night vision on all cameras, even the moon phase or if it's cloudy will affect it. On some of my cameras I have them set to Auto and Low and get B&W images on cloudy nights, color images that are darker but not too dark on average moonlit nights, and desertcartgly bright color images on full moon nights . If your in the city or suburbs where there is often lots of light pollution you should almost always be able to turn the IR to OFF and have color night vision with enough brightness. One additional note is that if you mount a camera where it's too close to a wall, under an eve, or near other reflective or light colored surfaces and you are using the IR mode, if you get a "flair" or "halo" effect in the picture it's probably because the wall, eve, or something else is reflecting the IR light back into the lens. It's not a defect, just an artifact of how IR works, so you have to be aware when mounting cameras to make sure you don't have some bright surface just in front of/beside the camera lens. If it's mounted on a white wall or under an eve and angled so it looks along the wall or the eve overhangs it closely, sometimes tilting it out or down just another couple of degrees away from the wall or eve can eliminate the flair or halo effect. Other than those suggestions I will say to play with the settings, learn what they all do before assuming it's defective or not working correctly. Just to give some people a bit of a head start I will share my settings after using Blink cameras for 10 years to maximize battery life and get reliable clips when people or cars come onto the ranch... Under each camera Under General Settings turn the Status LED to OFF as it saves battery life and keeps the camera more stealthy, Under Motion Settings Motion Detection is ON, Motion Sensitivity I always start with 4 and then adjust as needed after testing, Re-trigger time is 10s, Smart Detection and Motion Zones on this page is a personal choice to each camera/location but I usually leave them set to the default. Under Video and Photo Settings my Motion Clip Length is 60 sections, you'll get a warning about battery life BUT your also going to turn End Clip Early if Motion Stops to ON which will counter that. Video Quality is set to Standard on all my Outdoor cameras which are always active, but set to Best on Indoor Cameras and Cameras inside of Shops which we only turn on when we're away from home. Night Vision I just discussed above, I have Photo Capture and Auto-Update Thumbnail both OFF. Under Audio Settings I have the slider at about 85% which seems to work well with the speakers being loud enough but not sounding like they're being blown out. Under Privacy settings Video Recording and Audio Streaming are both ON, and privacy zones is a personal choice to each camera/location but I usually don't add any. At the bottom bar in the app under under Settings at the right end I go to Device and System Settings and then under Systems I tap on each systems name and turn Save all Live Views to OFF, your already recording motion so saving live views is kind of redundant and just uses more battery power Unless you have a specific reason for needing to save them. These systems may seem complicated to new users but are actually fairly easy to use and once setup properly work great, our old Blink system was still going after 10 years. We had 14 cameras and two doorbells on that system and in 10 years had only 1 camera that failed and that wasn't the cameras fault but rather due to someone who was watching the property for me while I was deployed, he put in standard alkaline batteries instead of the lithium ion batteries they call for and one of those batteries leaked after about a month and ruined the camera, so don't make that mistake. Review: No local storage but the A.I. subscription is totally worth it!!!! - Read the description it clearly states no local storage! With that being said, don’t pay attention to the lazy ppl that don’t read and just click click click and then are mad at blink/desertcart because they’re to poor to pay attention to the description. Descriptions aren’t there for looks it’s to read before purchasing! If you read the low ratings, they’re all because ppl are mad the 2k doesn’t have local storage! Those of us that read and knew what we were buying knew and got exactly what we paid for! With that being said these cameras are great and have exceptional video and sound quality! I talk to my kids, spouse and dog all through out the day! The ups and fed ex drivers interact. I would highly recommend to anyone that does not have the time or patience to set up a wired pain in the a** camera system that you have to constantly monitor. This system with the A.I. subscription is phenomenal. Don’t sleep on it. you’ll regret it I promise. they are simple to set up and simple to use, and it does not get much easier or beneficial that they are a subsidiary of desertcart. ## Features - Battery-powered protection, now in 2K — Blink Outdoor 2K+ is our next-generation wireless smart security camera that delivers an improved visual and audio experience with sharp 2K video resolution and Color Vision in low light. - 2K video clarity — See more of what matters with sharper 2K video resolution. From subtle textures to defined edges, every frame reveals rich detail and enhanced color even in challenging light conditions. - Color Vision in low light — Ambient lighting is all you need to experience around-the-clock peace of mind, allowing Outdoor 2K+ to give color video at low light levels before switching to infrared black and white. - Two-way audio with noise cancellation — Enhanced 2K video resolution and advanced noise cancellation provide sharp, natural conversations anywhere around your home, making every interaction feel like you're there in person. - Smart detection — With an optional Blink Subscription Plan (sold separately), receive smart notifications for person and vehicle detection, ensuring you're only notified about the motion that matters most. - 4x zoom — Get a closer look when you need it. Zoom in up to 4x to verify package delivery details, see visitors clearly, or identify vehicles in your driveway without losing crucial visual information. - Blink Weather Shield — Built to brave the elements, Blink Outdoor 2K+ has a weather-resistant IP-65 design that stands up to rain, dust, and severe weather, keeping your security running strong all year round. - Two-year battery life — Set up in minutes and get up to two years of power with included AA Energizer lithium batteries and a Blink Sync Module (sold separately). - Includes one Blink Outdoor 2K+ camera, two AA 1.5V lithium Energizer batteries, and one mounting kit. ## Images ![Outdoor 2K+ (newest model) — Wireless smart security camera, 2K video resolution, enhanced audio, two-year battery. Required Sync Module not included — Add-On (White) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51zW3WbwTvL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Configuration, Color, Size** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love the Color Night Vision, Great Upgrade, and I'm Including Some TIPS for NIGHT VISION SETUP. *by S***Y on November 5, 2025* We ordered three of the 5 packs, along with 3 of the 2K+ doorbell units for a total of 18 cameras, plus one LED floodlight unit. Upgraded from the old 1st gen system we used for 10 years and these seem even more durable. These new 2K+ units are amazing, love the integration with the floodlight and strong WIFI range compared to the older models. The Color Night Vision option is Awesome, but I noticed a lot of people complaining the color doesn't work for them... I suspect many people don't understand how to set up night vision for best results and when you can and can't use color night vision. I've used various generations of night vision scopes in the military over 21+ years along with various night vision rifle scopes here at the ranch since retiring, so I'm very familiar with the use and limitations. First off you can't have Color night vision in Total or Near Total Darkness, it's just not possible with any current technology of a reasonably small size, not even $10k tactical military scopes. So, how do you get the best results? First off you have to understand that Color Night Vision is just an ultra-high sensitivity ultra-low lux camera, it still has to have at least some reasonable level of ambient light. Next, you have Infrared (IR) night vision which by very nature is never color but can work in total darkness with no ambient light at all. The problem is you can't have BOTH on at the same time. So, how you get the best picture depends on how much ambient light (if any) there is near where the camera is looking and each camera is going to be different. Under device settings you have a section called "Video and Photo Settings" where you have the night vision settings; Night Vision which has Auto/On/Off, and IR Intensity which has Low/Med/High. For COLOR night vision you have to select AUTO or OFF, if you choose ON the IR lamp will Always be illuminated and thus no Color, remember you can't have both at the same time! So ignore the ON option (and it would eat batteries faster if you did leave it On all the time anyway). As for the other two options; in Auto mode you get color night vision IF there is enough ambient light but if there isn't it will automatically revert back to the IR light and be B&W, set to OFF you will Always get Color BUT with the caveat that if there is not enough ambient light it may be too dark to see anything. I live on a horse ranch out in the country so not a lot of ambient light like you would have in the city, but I do have some small LED outdoor night lights around the property, and there is often at least some moonlight. So many of my cameras are in places with enough ambient light that I set the Night Vision IR to OFF and so always have color night vision of varying brightness but almost all are bright enough to see good, some that are near some outdoor lights are actually quite bright, then on others the brightness varies with moonlight. Now I do have a couple of cameras in locations where there's almost always near total darkness (under a covered equipment shed where there is no artificial light and even moonlight can't get in) so I have those set to Auto, I get a B&W picture and that's fine, I know there is just not enough ambient light and I don't care to add any in that location. Now if you do have it in Auto mode you have a second choice in this section which is IR Intensity where you have Low/Med/High and i'll tell you from experience this is a situation where more is rarely better. These new generation IR cameras are powerful even on Low and while Med or High will make the scene brighter, it actually tends to wash out details. I have never found and can't even think of a situation where High would be appropriate (and will eat batteries if you get much motion) so just ignore the High setting. Now, for your location, and this is something you will need to take the time to test on each individual camera. I read a review where someone said he bought a 2 pack and 1 camera had color night vision but the other only had B&W so thought it was broke, I'd bet the one camera actually had some light nearby and the other did not. Or he had IR turned On all the time on the one instead of Auto or Off. To find the best setting for each camera... After you have all your cameras mounted and you're sitting in your home that night with the app, go in and set the Night Vision to OFF and then go and do a "live view" to see if you have a good color picture and while your at it, take a screen shot (remember you get a wider screen with more details in horizontal orientation, except for doorbell cameras which should be vertical). If you do get a color view that's bright enough wonderful, but if it's not bright enough then your left with two choices; add some sort of small light in the area or you'll have to switch to Auto mode. If you do have to switch to Auto, then set the IR Intensity to Low, go back and to do a live view and again while it's showing the live view take a screen shot with your camera. Then go back and change the IR Intensity to Medium and go back and again do a live view and take a screen shot. Now go to your photos and compare your three pictures, don't just judge by the live view while your looking but go and look at your pictures where you can swipe back and fourth between them and even zoom in to compare which one gives you the clearest picture. Pick some common fine detail in the pictures to see how clear it is in each. That will tell you which mode combination will give you the best picture for that camera. If your like me, way out in the country on a ranch with no city lights you simply may not have enough ambient light for color night vision on all cameras, even the moon phase or if it's cloudy will affect it. On some of my cameras I have them set to Auto and Low and get B&W images on cloudy nights, color images that are darker but not too dark on average moonlit nights, and amazongly bright color images on full moon nights . If your in the city or suburbs where there is often lots of light pollution you should almost always be able to turn the IR to OFF and have color night vision with enough brightness. One additional note is that if you mount a camera where it's too close to a wall, under an eve, or near other reflective or light colored surfaces and you are using the IR mode, if you get a "flair" or "halo" effect in the picture it's probably because the wall, eve, or something else is reflecting the IR light back into the lens. It's not a defect, just an artifact of how IR works, so you have to be aware when mounting cameras to make sure you don't have some bright surface just in front of/beside the camera lens. If it's mounted on a white wall or under an eve and angled so it looks along the wall or the eve overhangs it closely, sometimes tilting it out or down just another couple of degrees away from the wall or eve can eliminate the flair or halo effect. Other than those suggestions I will say to play with the settings, learn what they all do before assuming it's defective or not working correctly. Just to give some people a bit of a head start I will share my settings after using Blink cameras for 10 years to maximize battery life and get reliable clips when people or cars come onto the ranch... Under each camera Under General Settings turn the Status LED to OFF as it saves battery life and keeps the camera more stealthy, Under Motion Settings Motion Detection is ON, Motion Sensitivity I always start with 4 and then adjust as needed after testing, Re-trigger time is 10s, Smart Detection and Motion Zones on this page is a personal choice to each camera/location but I usually leave them set to the default. Under Video and Photo Settings my Motion Clip Length is 60 sections, you'll get a warning about battery life BUT your also going to turn End Clip Early if Motion Stops to ON which will counter that. Video Quality is set to Standard on all my Outdoor cameras which are always active, but set to Best on Indoor Cameras and Cameras inside of Shops which we only turn on when we're away from home. Night Vision I just discussed above, I have Photo Capture and Auto-Update Thumbnail both OFF. Under Audio Settings I have the slider at about 85% which seems to work well with the speakers being loud enough but not sounding like they're being blown out. Under Privacy settings Video Recording and Audio Streaming are both ON, and privacy zones is a personal choice to each camera/location but I usually don't add any. At the bottom bar in the app under under Settings at the right end I go to Device and System Settings and then under Systems I tap on each systems name and turn Save all Live Views to OFF, your already recording motion so saving live views is kind of redundant and just uses more battery power Unless you have a specific reason for needing to save them. These systems may seem complicated to new users but are actually fairly easy to use and once setup properly work great, our old Blink system was still going after 10 years. We had 14 cameras and two doorbells on that system and in 10 years had only 1 camera that failed and that wasn't the cameras fault but rather due to someone who was watching the property for me while I was deployed, he put in standard alkaline batteries instead of the lithium ion batteries they call for and one of those batteries leaked after about a month and ruined the camera, so don't make that mistake. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ No local storage but the A.I. subscription is totally worth it!!!! *by J***T on July 12, 2026* Read the description it clearly states no local storage! With that being said, don’t pay attention to the lazy ppl that don’t read and just click click click and then are mad at blink/amazon because they’re to poor to pay attention to the description. Descriptions aren’t there for looks it’s to read before purchasing! If you read the low ratings, they’re all because ppl are mad the 2k doesn’t have local storage! Those of us that read and knew what we were buying knew and got exactly what we paid for! With that being said these cameras are great and have exceptional video and sound quality! I talk to my kids, spouse and dog all through out the day! The ups and fed ex drivers interact. I would highly recommend to anyone that does not have the time or patience to set up a wired pain in the a** camera system that you have to constantly monitor. This system with the A.I. subscription is phenomenal. Don’t sleep on it. you’ll regret it I promise. they are simple to set up and simple to use, and it does not get much easier or beneficial that they are a subsidiary of Amazon. ### ⭐ Hit a rough patch and cant afford a subscription? Then these are useless paperweights. *by J***M on June 24, 2026* Wow, you know it says you can do local vids with these with a sync module which I have. I lost my job recently and cant afford extra expenses and when I didn't enable a subscription these are basically completely useless. To top it off you have to link your amazon account to have a subscription which is weird but like mmm fine I'll do it to see how much it costs but you dont even get the subscription through amazon which I already have an account, Blink wants my credit card information. This is by far one of the shadiest nonsense, the only thibg these do when you dont have a subscription is give you an alert something is happening, cant view video, doesnt give you an option to do it in anyway or maybe pair with a pc to just save videos there and you have to look at the live feed to see whats happening for the alert. But then what even is the use of these if someone broke into your home other than just telling police hey my cams caught someone invading my home, oh so you have video? No, dont have a subscription. You know I was on the fence between these and a cctv system with local storage and was like you know these will just be easier to set up but full on regret, they were maybe 3/4 of the price of a system and utterly useless for me right now and the linking with amazon for no good reason cause like I said you set up the sub with blink not amazon so why do you have to link your blink and amazon? The only thing I can imagine is Amazon is gonna get somekind of data back from your cameras cause why else in the world would they need to be linked if you dont even use amazon to pay for the sub like say Audible or something? Welp...... So to wrap it up all you have is a alert where you have to check the live feed which I have no cams in the house so if they broke in and out of view by the time of checking, useless, the basic plan covers 1 camera thats like $4 a month, useless when you have 3, 4 with the doorbell, ai addition costs more, to use all your cams you have to spend $12 a month at a minimum, $20 with the ai feature. To me this feels like an absolute scam. If your camares dont capture useable footage as evidence they are worth less than garbage. Everything I thought I saw getting em was oh, you need the sub for the ai features, nope, you need a sub for everything more than a live feed. Worse yet, they clearly thought through stuff cause it makes you click a button to sy continue watching over and over. Why is that? Ah, yeah so if a clever boy decided to have recording software monitor the live feed and alerts we added an extra hurdle. Maybe its so battery doesnt get drained? But how useless garbage they made these with out a sub, ha, yeah I would maybe have a different thought on it but with these nah. Just buy our sub for the like $140 or whatever the heck expensive cameras or they are useless. 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