Blink’s Outdoor 4 five-camera bundle with Sync Module Core is currently selling for $104.99 on Amazon, down from its regular $299.99 price—its lowest recorded price, according to price trackers. That works out to about $21 per camera, making it one of the cheapest ways to cover multiple areas around a property. This deal arrives as Amazon begins rolling out early Prime Day discounts ahead of its June sales event.

PCMag gave the Blink Outdoor 4 an "excellent" rating—while our own reviewer found it to be a solid option for anyone who wants a simple, affordable security setup without dealing with wires or complicated installation. They record in 1080p and provide a wide 143-degree view, meaning video quality is sharp enough for everyday home monitoring, and a single camera covers a broad area. After sunset, infrared night vision takes over automatically, while its built-in two-way audio lets you communicate with visitors through the Blink app. You'll also receive motion alerts directly on your phone when activity is detected, and Alexa integration makes it easy to check live feeds on supported smart displays and Fire TVs.

The included Sync Module Core serves as the system's hub, connecting cameras to your home network while helping extend battery life through low-power communication. It can manage up to 10 Blink devices at once, making it useful if you plan to expand the system later. Unlike Blink's Sync Module 2 and Sync Module XR, the Core model does not support local storage (via a microSD card)or clip backups. After the included 30-day trial expires, extended video history and other advanced features (including person detection) require a paid plan, which starts at $40 per year for one device or $120 annually for unlimited cameras. The system also lacks support for Google Assistant and Apple HomeKit. Still, for anyone looking to cover multiple parts of a property on a relatively modest budget, this bundle delivers far more coverage than most camera deals in the same price range.