Blink cameras are an Amazon business. Blink develops its camera systems and proprietary chips; the reviewed releases do not name the final-assembly contractor. [2][3]
Who makes Blink cameras?
- Owner
- Amazon’s 2018 Ring acquisition announcement already listed Blink among its home-security brands. Its March 2024 Mini 2 release explicitly calls Blink an Amazon company. [1][2]
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Blink cameras supply chain map
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Blink cameras are an Amazon business. Blink develops its camera systems and proprietary chips; the reviewed releases do not name the final-assembly contractor.
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- Blink cameras (Brand): Blink cameras are an Amazon business. Blink develops its camera systems and proprietary chips; the reviewed releases do not name the final-assembly contractor. [2][3]
- Blink cameras → Amazon.com, Inc. (Owner): Amazon’s 2018 Ring acquisition announcement already listed Blink among its home-security brands. Its March 2024 Mini 2 release explicitly calls Blink an Amazon company. [1][2]
- Amazon.com, Inc. → Manufacturing and sourcing (Manufacturer): Blink’s Outdoor 4 uses custom-designed Blink silicon, and Mini 2 is another Blink-developed camera. Chip design identifies the product developer, not necessarily the chip fabricator or camera assembler. [3][2]
Who owns Blink cameras?
Amazon’s 2018 Ring acquisition announcement already listed Blink among its home-security brands. Its March 2024 Mini 2 release explicitly calls Blink an Amazon company. [1][2]
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Who actually makes Blink cameras products?
Blink’s Outdoor 4 uses custom-designed Blink silicon, and Mini 2 is another Blink-developed camera. Chip design identifies the product developer, not necessarily the chip fabricator or camera assembler. [3][2]
Where are Blink cameras products made?
The dated product launches do not name a camera factory or final-assembly country. Boston and Seattle datelines are announcement locations, not manufacturing evidence. [2][3]
Is Blink cameras made in China or the USA?
A blanket claim that all Blink cameras are made in China or the USA is Unconfirmed in these records. Use the origin marking on the particular camera or retail box. [2][3]
Same factory, different label
Ring and Blink are separate brands under Amazon. The company’s acquisition release says they would continue operating under their respective brands; it does not identify a shared factory. [1]
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Frequently asked questions
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Where are blink cameras made?
The dated product launches do not name a camera factory or final-assembly country. Boston and Seattle datelines are announcement locations, not manufacturing evidence.[2][3]
Who makes blink cameras?
Blink’s Outdoor 4 uses custom-designed Blink silicon, and Mini 2 is another Blink-developed camera. Chip design identifies the product developer, not necessarily the chip fabricator or camera assembler.[3][2]
Sources and scope
Year-only source dates denote the report’s coverage year. Dated disclosures establish the facts described at that time. Plant output, contracts and ownership can change; this is a selected map, not a complete supplier census.
- [1] Amazon completes Ring acquisition — 2018-04-12 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.
Completed Ring acquisition; Ring and Blink continue as separate Amazon brands.
- [2] Blink introduces Mini 2 — 2024-03-14 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.
Blink is an Amazon company; Mini 2 uses a custom-designed chip, not evidence of a named assembly plant.
- [3] Amazon introduces Blink Outdoor 4 — 2023-08-24 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.
Dates Outdoor 4 introduction and identifies Amazon/Blink product development.
Unconfirmed
- Unconfirmed: final-assembly contractors, factories, chip fabricators and model-specific manufacturing countries.