Blink is adding new unique features to the app that can give the company's devices a competitive edge among the best home security cameras and best video doorbells, and entice more homeowners to invest more deeply in the Blink ecosystem.

Blink Moments is starting to roll out to Blink cameras and companion apps, giving homeowners with multiple cameras a more comprehensive view of people, cars, or anything that moves across their property. This is how it works.

Let's say you have a flashing video doorbell, a flashing outdoor 4 camera directed at your driveway, and a flashing floodlight in your garage. If someone pulls up to your home to deliver the package and the movement is picked up by all the cameras, the Blink app will piece together all the relevant videos in 1 moment."

People pull up, get out of the delivery vehicle, walk to the front door, unload their luggage, get back into the car, get out of the car, all you can see in 1 video." That way, you don't have to look into individual feeds of video doorbells, outdoor cameras and floodlights to get a full sense of the delivery person.

Blink Moments will be available today (6/18) and will be fully available in the coming weeks. It uses any battery operated or plug-in flasher, no matter the generation. 

However, you will need to subscribe to the Blink Subscription Plus plan, which costs無制限10/month orは100/year for an unlimited number of cameras. This also gives you 60 days of video cloud storage and 90 minutes of continuous live view per session. The flashing plan isn't the best of the security camera storage plans, but it's a competitive price one.   If it's useful, it could give the company an advantage over other low-cost security cameras such as Wyze and TP-Link.