Blink Video Doorbell (2nd Gen) vs Reolink Doorbell WiFi

What owners say

Owners of both doorbells like the head-to-toe view that shows packages on the ground, clear two-way audio and Alexa support. Blink Video Doorbell (2nd Gen) owners single out the low cost next to Ring, easy setup with the Sync Module and batteries with optional wiring to a chime, and responsive support that replaces defective units. Their complaints are that the new Sync Module drops local storage and pushes you to a paid plan, that motion descriptions stay generic without one, that sensitivity cannot be adjusted, some quality-control issues and drop-outs in extreme cold. Reolink Doorbell WiFi owners single out recording to a microSD card or an NVR with no subscription, sharp 2K video and reliable person and package detection. They warn that it needs 12 to 24V power, that setup by QR code and door-side signal can be fiddly and that the tall view is narrow side to side.