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Blink XT2 review: An outstanding small outdoor security camera system

Posted on October 11, 2019 By Jarvis

Outdoor home security is no longer out of reach for the average consumer. Outdoor home security cameras have gotten smaller, better, cheaper, and easier to use. The Blink XT2 security camera is a small hockey puck-sized camera that will cost you under US$90 and has, possibly, a two-year battery life.

The Blink XT2 is made by Blink, which is owned by Amazon, and it works with Amazon Alexa. This tiny little package delivers 1080p video and can be used indoors and outdoors. Our time with the Blink XT2 security camera has been relatively hassle and problem-free. Read on for our full review of the Blink XT2 security camera.
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