Blink Mini 2K+ (newest model) – Plug-in Home & Pet Indoor Security Camera with 2K video resolution, night vision, enhanced audio, motion detection – 2 cameras (Black)
Original price was: $69.99.$44.99Current price is: $44.99.
Price: $69.99 - $44.99
(as of Mar 22, 2026 04:28:19 UTC – Details)
Mini camera, max performance — Mini 2K+ is our third-generation compact plug-in camera, delivering sharper 2K video resolution and improved audio clarity, so you can see and hear more of what matters.
See everything, miss nothing — With 2K video resolution, expansive coverage, and up to 4x zoom, you’ll capture more detailed footage, even in challenging light conditions.
Two-way talk that feels natural — Enjoy improved audio with noise cancellation for clearer conversations around your home, making it feel like you’re there in person.
Smarter protection — Receive smart detection like person and vehicle detection with an optional Blink Subscription Plan (sold separately).
Plug in anywhere — Place or mount indoors, or take it outside with the Weather Resistant Power Adapter (sold separately). Installation takes just minutes.
Doorbell chime — Use Mini 2K+ as a plug-in chime for Blink Video Doorbell (sold separately). Hear a real-time alert from Mini 2K+ when someone presses your Blink Video Doorbell.
Save and share clips — Securely store your footage in the cloud with a free 30-day trial of a Blink Subscription Plan (sold separately).
Works with Alexa — Connect to an Alexa-enabled device to answer the front door, arm and disarm your smart home system, and more using your voice.
Includes two Blink Mini 2K+ cameras, two mounting kits including stand, two USB cables, and two power adapters.
7 reviews for Blink Mini 2K+ (newest model) – Plug-in Home & Pet Indoor Security Camera with 2K video resolution, night vision, enhanced audio, motion detection – 2 cameras (Black)
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Daisy McKnight –
Top Tier Mini security camera
This is such an amazing security camera, the set up is relatively easy and simple. The imagery is so clear as well as the audio. I love the accuracy of the motion sensor. The notification alert system is top tier (it lets you know literally every detail of what’s being captured by the camera, so amazing). I love this Blink Mini 2K so much and highly recommend it to anyone in need of an affordable security camera in their home. I actually use it to ensure that my daughter leaves to go to school on time, since installing this she hasn’t left home late. Great investment.
Lily –
Worth it!
I love them. Very easy to set up. You can buy a pack of holders for under 8 dollars. Worth the money and good quality since I’ve gotten two about 20 bucks a piece. You have to pay a subscription to have the clips saved and recoded—its under 10 dollars and can have multiple cameras. If I can pay 20 for hulu I ain’t gonna complain for spending a little a month for safety.
Rob F –
Update – the camera’s wifi is fine, for 802.11 b/g/n
When it works, the video is outstanding. However, it’s not ready for prime time yet.The WiFi performance not nearly as good as the Mini 2 (non 2K) model. I have 6 mini 2’s, and 4 mini 2 2K’s, and the 2Ks can’t stay on line for more than a day. The Mini 2’s have been on line for months.Granted, I am a non-typical user, I run a Firewalla Gold netowrk appliance into an AX11000 configured as an access point. I have over 50 IOT devices on the networks. They all work consistantly and stay on line, except for the Mini 2 2K’s. All of the cameras are within a 30 foot sphere of the access point, i’ve measured WiFi signal strength at their locations, and it’s easily sufficient to allow these devices to operate properly. Other devices further away have no problem.So, I’d wait until they get their networking/WiFi issues solved with this new product. The Mini 2’s are awesome, but not the 2Ks yet.UPDATE – the problem was on my side – i have 3 access points connected to a firewalla gold se router. One of the access points was overloaded on 2.4 with devices that only use 802.11 b/g/n, which is what the Mini 2 cameras use, and that standard is from 2009 – it’s virtually impossible to get more than 20 clients on line in a single channel. So, I moved them to a less loaded access point, and everything works great.It would be fantastic if they used 802.11 ax from 2019, it uses OFDMA, MU-MIMO and is capable of managing many many more clients than the old standards.So, they work great, just be careful with how much you load onto a single 2.4 channel.
Michael W. –
A plus, sturdy, attachable, new AI serves as an amazing baby monitor
Another reliable little camera from Blink that does its job to perfection. Although the base is a bit different from my old Minis (3 still in use, some four years plus) which is easier for flush-mounting but not as easy for “creative” mounting (i have one with mini zipties upside down like a bat on the end of a curtain rod slightly hidden for an overhead baby monitor) but still very sturdy and “attachable”. A plus. Also works well in conjunction with an audio baby monitor or in lieu of one.
Carla S Black –
High quality, easy set up.
This tiny camera is amazing. It is very well built and easy to set up. It connected to my wi-fi in a matter of se onds. So easy. It has such clear visuals and great audio. The motion sensor works very very well. Couldn’t ask for a better camera and at the small price it’s a win, win. I highly recommend.
Rudolph G. –
Yes I’d buy again.
I bought 2 of them for my indoor to replace my Blink outdoor 4s. Now don’t get me wrong the outdoor 4s are awesome too. But I wanted something that I could plug in to a wall socket then use batteries. I have my cameras set high so the batteries don’t last long but that’s by my choice. I have my 87 year old mother in law here an when no one is home other then her she needs someone to watch her, an these work great for that. Actually both cameras do. But the Blink mini 2k+ are a game changer. The resolution is perfect an the audio is much better. Some of my Blink outdoor 4s I’m having to keep where they are cus I don’t like to see wires an with the battery operating ones are perfect where they are, again my choice. An I feel more secure with my outdoor 4s outside cus I don’t have to worry about someone unplugging them whereas with the battery operating ones you can’t just unplug them. But with the outdoor 4s you can leave the batteries in as backup with plugging them into a wall socket which i didn’t know that. Now since I know that I’ll think more about buying the plugs for my outdoor 4s. Either product you’ll be happy with either the Blink outdoor 4s or the mini 2k+ in my opinion yes the Blink mini 2k+ are much better in all ways. Oh an much smaller in size. Oh an i did use the module from my outdoor 4 cameras to connect the mini 2k+ cameras. I didn’t get the module offered for the mini 2k+ an they work great. Don’t know if they’d be better using the newer module. I have 3 Blink outdoor 4s outside plus the Blink doorbell, an inside i have 2 outdoor 4s an now 2 mini 2k+ cameras. So for a total of 8 cameras. An I have the yearly subscription which is a no brainer if you want everything the cameras are made to do. An the $100.00 for the yearly subscription isn’t much for peace of mind. Oh an I’d give them both 6 stars if I could.
Debra Davis –
You’ll never go wrong with Blake home security system
I love it I have bought bling cameras before and they are awesome great video footage very clear sound system excellent it looks like the professional piece of equipment who does outstanding performance and protection blank doorbell security camera and blink mini cameras is a excellent choice you’re never go wrong with blank