Amazon slashes Blink Mini pan-tilt camera to £16.99 in 51% off deal (aff)
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A budget-friendly way to monitor pets and rooms with remote control and motion alerts
Keeping an eye on pets, loved ones or your home while you’re out, or even just in another room, doesn’t have to cost a fortune, especially with deals like this around.
The Blink Mini Pan-Tilt Camera from Blink is currently reduced by 51% for a limited time, making it a standout budget option.
Usually priced at £34.99, it’s now down to just £16.99, which is about as cheap as it gets for a branded HD camera with full pan and tilt control – as long as you grab it before the offer ends on May 7.
The built-in pan and tilt system effectively gives you 360-degree coverage, because the camera can rotate and pivot electronically, and you control it from the app.
This means you get wide coverage of a room, and you can follow a pet around using the on-screen controls.
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There's no smart tracking at this price, but you will get alerts to your phone if motion is detected, and there's a two-way audio system and HD night view.
To be able to store footage and share clips, you'll need to sign up to a Blink Subscription, and these cost from £2.50 per month - but you don't need one to view footage and control the camera. There is a 30-day trial included to test it out, though.
Amazon Prime members get free delivery on eligible items. Non-Prime customers may pay delivery charges depending on the order.
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