Amazon's Blink has introduced five new security cameras, including its first camera with 4K video, The Verge and Digital Trends reported Wednesday.

The Blink Mini 4K+ costs $79.99 and can be used indoors or outdoors, The Verge reported. It has dual-band Wi-Fi 6 and a 115-degree horizontal field of view, Digital Trends said. The camera has an IP65 rating, Digital Trends reported.

The lineup also includes Blink's first battery-powered spotlight camera, the $109.99 Spotlight Cam 2K+, and its first pan-tilt camera, the $49.99 Mini Pan-Tilt 2K+. The pan-tilt model can turn 350 degrees side to side and tilt 115 degrees, The Verge and Digital Trends reported. It is the cheapest camera in the new group.

Two long-range models are aimed at large properties. The $199.99 Blink Frontier XR+ is a trail camera that can reach up to 7,000 feet with a clear line of sight when paired with a hub, Digital Trends reported. The Verge called it Blink's farthest-reaching camera to date.

The $149.99 Outdoor 2K XR+ can reach up to 800 feet with some obstacles in the way, or up to 2,700 feet with a clear line of sight, The Verge reported.

Some features need a paid plan. Video descriptions, motion alerts and 60 days of cloud video storage come with a subscription that starts at $3.99 a month, The Verge reported. Owners can also record video locally on a Blink Sync Module. Digital Trends said Smart Alerts with person and vehicle detection need a subscription.

All five cameras are available for preorder in the US starting Wednesday, The Verge reported. Availability in other countries varies by model. The Verge said Blink has not said when the cameras will start shipping.

What we know: Blink has opened preorders for five cameras, including its first 4K model at $79.99.
What we don't: When the cameras will ship to buyers.