Arlo Pro 3 Wire-Free Security Camera System – Add-On CameraKeep an eye on a home or business day and night with Arlo Pro 3. With no wires, the Pro 3 can be installed within minutes and start viewing footage directly from a phone. Spot unique details with colour night vision, and see more in dark areas with the integrated spotlight. The advanced lens provides superior image quality and a wider 160-degree field of view and can track and zoom in on moving objects with clarity. Receive notifications when the camera spots people, vehicles, animals or packages, and view live video or recorded clips directly from a mobile device or even hear and speak to visitors clearly, with two-way audio.
Arlo Pro 3 Wire-Free Security Camera System – Add-On CameraKeep an eye on a home or business day and night with Arlo Pro 3. With no wires, the Pro 3 can be installed within minutes and start viewing footage directly from a phone. Spot unique details with colour night vision, and see more in dark areas with the integrated spotlight. The advanced lens provides superior image quality and a wider 160-degree field of view and can track and zoom in on moving objects with clarity. Receive notifications when the camera spots people, vehicles, animals or packages, and view live video or recorded clips directly from a mobile device or even hear and speak to visitors clearly, with two-way audio.
Arlo Pro 3 Wire Free Security Camera System Add On Camera
Arlo Pro 3 Wire-Free Security Camera System – Add-On CameraKeep an eye on a home or business day and night with Arlo Pro 3. With no wires, the Pro 3 can be installed within minutes and start viewing footage directly from a phone. Spot unique details with colour night vision, and see more in dark areas with the integrated spotlight. The advanced lens provides superior image quality and a wider 160-degree field of view and can track and zoom in on moving objects with clarity. Receive notifications when the camera spots people, vehicles, animals or packages, and view live video or recorded clips directly from a mobile device or even hear and speak to visitors clearly, with two-way audio.
Arlo Pro 3 Wire-Free Security Camera System – Add-On CameraKeep an eye on a home or business day and night with Arlo Pro 3. With no wires, the Pro 3 can be installed within minutes and start viewing footage directly from a phone. Spot unique details with colour night vision, and see more in dark areas with the integrated spotlight. The advanced lens provides superior image quality and a wider 160-degree field of view and can track and zoom in on moving objects with clarity. Receive notifications when the camera spots people, vehicles, animals or packages, and view live video or recorded clips directly from a mobile device or even hear and speak to visitors clearly, with two-way audio.
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Arlo 3 pro works good when it works. After having it for a few month's, the base light turn yellow and we have to unplug it once or twice a week to reset it and its Becomming more often now days. We have had the system for several years now. Apparently, the cameras sensors are not working all the time. My wife was attacked by pit bulls at the mailbox and arlo didn't record and i checked the base and the light was blue, so it not the base this time. Looking back, the sensors not picking me up going to work for 3 days. We are replacing the cameras with a different system now. We paid an obsorberant amount for the cameras because we wanted a good system but we were wrong getting this one.
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This is the worst purchase I’ve ever made, don’t waste your time and money. We had issues with the device as soon as we took it out of the box. It will not work at all when it gets the least bit cold. It sat inside turned off for 6 months because it won’t work in the winter and during the first rainstorm it shorted out and no longer works. We’ve had it for under a year. Alongside that, it’s useless if you don’t pay a stupid amount of money for a subscription once the free trial ends. Again, find a different camera, this is not worth the money
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Easy to set up and deploy...the kit came with everything required to set up four cameras and record to a central base station/router. It also comes with 3 months free Arlo cloud storage trial which is necessary in order to monitor the system when you are away from your home wi-fi. Since this is something that I absolutely require, I will be paying $10/month for the cloud service. Nothing really prevents someone from walking up and stealing a camera or two; this is another reason to have the cloud because even if the entire system is disabled or stolen, you would at least have images of the thief on the cloud. Each camera delivers sound and is capable of broadcasting your voice via the app. Each camera also has a spot light and can trigger a siren. The app allows ... MoreEasy to set up and deploy...the kit came with everything required to set up four cameras and record to a central base station/router. It also comes with 3 months free Arlo cloud storage trial which is necessary in order to monitor the system when you are away from your home wi-fi. Since this is something that I absolutely require, I will be paying $10/month for the cloud service. Nothing really prevents someone from walking up and stealing a camera or two; this is another reason to have the cloud because even if the entire system is disabled or stolen, you would at least have images of the thief on the cloud. Each camera delivers sound and is capable of broadcasting your voice via the app. Each camera also has a spot light and can trigger a siren. The app allows individual configurations of each camera in each of these aspects. I am not at all convinced that the camera batteries will last 6 months between charges. But there are many power-sucking features that may not be necessary and which can be disabled to extend the battery. I just installed the system last week, so the jury's still out. The entire system can be rigged to be 'armed/disarmed', automatically triggered by the presence or absence of mobile devices within the secured perimeter. Arming the cameras only at night oronly when you are away is probably a good strategy to save the batteries. The other morning the front door camera picked up a stunning 2K video of a blackbird in full flight. We live in an area frequented by deer, bears and other furry neighbors. We hope the camera in the back yard will show us some of that action! Oh, I should also mention that each camera can have up to a 160 degree field of view..it's amazing how much coverage a single camera can provide. The system is expandable to accommodate additional cameras. Arlo was recommended to us by our country sheriff's department.
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Arlo 3 pro works good when it works. After having it for a few month's, the base light turn yellow and we have to unplug it once or twice a week to reset it and its Becomming more often now days. We have had the system for several years now. Apparently, the cameras sensors are not working all the time. My wife was attacked by pit bulls at the mailbox and arlo didn't record and i checked the base and the light was blue, so it not the base this time. Looking back, the sensors not picking me up going to work for 3 days. We are replacing the cameras with a different system now. We paid an obsorberant amount for the cameras because we wanted a good system but we were wrong getting this one.
This is the worst purchase I’ve ever made, don’t waste your time and money. We had issues with the device as soon as we took it out of the box. It will not work at all when it gets the least bit cold. It sat inside turned off for 6 months because it won’t work in the winter and during the first rainstorm it shorted out and no longer works. We’ve had it for under a year. Alongside that, it’s useless if you don’t pay a stupid amount of money for a subscription once the free trial ends. Again, find a different camera, this is not worth the money
Easy to set up and deploy...the kit came with everything required to set up four cameras and record to a central base station/router. It also comes with 3 months free Arlo cloud storage trial which is necessary in order to monitor the system when you are away from your home wi-fi. Since this is something that I absolutely require, I will be paying $10/month for the cloud service. Nothing really prevents someone from walking up and stealing a camera or two; this is another reason to have the cloud because even if the entire system is disabled or stolen, you would at least have images of the thief on the cloud. Each camera delivers sound and is capable of broadcasting your voice via the app. Each camera also has a spot light and can trigger a siren. The app allows ... MoreEasy to set up and deploy...the kit came with everything required to set up four cameras and record to a central base station/router. It also comes with 3 months free Arlo cloud storage trial which is necessary in order to monitor the system when you are away from your home wi-fi. Since this is something that I absolutely require, I will be paying $10/month for the cloud service. Nothing really prevents someone from walking up and stealing a camera or two; this is another reason to have the cloud because even if the entire system is disabled or stolen, you would at least have images of the thief on the cloud. Each camera delivers sound and is capable of broadcasting your voice via the app. Each camera also has a spot light and can trigger a siren. The app allows individual configurations of each camera in each of these aspects. I am not at all convinced that the camera batteries will last 6 months between charges. But there are many power-sucking features that may not be necessary and which can be disabled to extend the battery. I just installed the system last week, so the jury's still out. The entire system can be rigged to be 'armed/disarmed', automatically triggered by the presence or absence of mobile devices within the secured perimeter. Arming the cameras only at night oronly when you are away is probably a good strategy to save the batteries. The other morning the front door camera picked up a stunning 2K video of a blackbird in full flight. We live in an area frequented by deer, bears and other furry neighbors. We hope the camera in the back yard will show us some of that action! Oh, I should also mention that each camera can have up to a 160 degree field of view..it's amazing how much coverage a single camera can provide. The system is expandable to accommodate additional cameras. Arlo was recommended to us by our country sheriff's department.
Where do I start? Probably the battery life, eh? It's bad. Real bad. I received one charger with my three cameras, but whatever, if I only had to charge them every couple of months that wouldn't be an issue. But I have to charge them constantly. That is not hyperbole. When I first got the cameras the factory charge lasted a few weeks. OK, sure, I didn't expect a full charge out of the box. But that initial period was the longest time they ever held a charge. The first time I personally charged them, they lasted another couple weeks (those keeping track may notice this part in the timeline is, conveniently enough, about where return period expired). Every successive charge lasted shorter and shorter. At this point by the time I'm finished charging the third camera, ... MoreWhere do I start? Probably the battery life, eh? It's bad. Real bad. I received one charger with my three cameras, but whatever, if I only had to charge them every couple of months that wouldn't be an issue. But I have to charge them constantly. That is not hyperbole. When I first got the cameras the factory charge lasted a few weeks. OK, sure, I didn't expect a full charge out of the box. But that initial period was the longest time they ever held a charge. The first time I personally charged them, they lasted another couple weeks (those keeping track may notice this part in the timeline is, conveniently enough, about where return period expired). Every successive charge lasted shorter and shorter. At this point by the time I'm finished charging the third camera, the first one has a low battery again. We're talking two days, if that. I have to charge my Xbox controller less than that and I use that thing every day. But let's talk about the other aspects of this camera system, shall we? The base station crashes, a lot. At least once a week the status light will start blinking red, sometimes for a few minutes, sometimes for an hour, sometimes until you manually power cycle it a few times. The app of course tells you nothing because it can't connect. When it does work, you have to deal with the app. I use the Android version, and it is one of the worst apps I've ever seen. If you try to pull up the live feed, it will take usually at least 30 seconds to a minute, and then you might get a video feed, or you might get a black screen with audio only. By the time you get it working (if you get it working) whatever you were trying to see is probably gone. Plus there's a variable lag in the live feed of about 10-30 seconds, so you can forget about using the microphone and speaker for any conversational purposes. If you rely on the alerts, you'll get plenty, but they're largely worthless. Aside from that the fact that the recordings don't start until the algos grind for a while (missing the start, or potentially all, of the action), what they do record is mostly garbage. I've seen Arlo "detect" people when it sees my dog, windchimes, rustling leaves, and occasionally nothing at all. And the "package" detection can only be enabled on one camera of the three because reasons, I guess? By the way, if you click on a notification (which seemingly randomly includes a screenshot or not) it will just try to load the buggy live feed instead of the recorded clip. If you click it right away, it might not even have that clip in the recording library yet. And since all recordings are detection based, any continuous motion (such as hanging out in the backyard like one does in the summer) will result in an endless stream of short clips and dozens of push notifications. If you think you can solve this problem by just recording a continuous feed, turning off the notifications, and scrolling through the timeline to see what happened, then you would be sadly mistaken. While a timeline button is displayed in the app, clicking it will just tell you that A) you need to pay extra for that feature (you can't hide the button if you don't want to pay for it), and even if you do pay for it, B) you can't use that feature unless the camera is permanently plugged in. If I wanted a wired camera system, I wouldn't have bought a wireless one! Oh, and one final tidbit, the "full color night vision" they advertise just means they turn on the light. Actual night-vision is still grayscale. Overall, Arlo has failed to create a viable camera system in virtually every possible way. Maybe if the batteries worked it would qualify as a good-enough, you-get-what-you-pay-for, low-budget security system, but as it stands I would have been better off just mounting a couple of fake cameras for the look of it.
Arlo systems are very good. The had a distinct advantage in the market when they included 7 days of monitoring storage in the cloud. Unfortunately, they've gotten greedy and that isn't included with models like the Arlo 3. However, you can still do local storage, which I set up to a 2TB Western Digital Elements hdd, which seems to be working great. It's not a convenient, but it should work out ok for our needs. The cameras themselves are nice and the video quality is great, particularly if you set up to run them on power adapters instead of batteries. In addition to pushing their subscription service, they seem to also be pushing accessories. I found 3rd party compatible power adapters on Amazon for a reasonable price. Likewise with mounting accessories. I made a ... MoreArlo systems are very good. The had a distinct advantage in the market when they included 7 days of monitoring storage in the cloud. Unfortunately, they've gotten greedy and that isn't included with models like the Arlo 3. However, you can still do local storage, which I set up to a 2TB Western Digital Elements hdd, which seems to be working great. It's not a convenient, but it should work out ok for our needs. The cameras themselves are nice and the video quality is great, particularly if you set up to run them on power adapters instead of batteries. In addition to pushing their subscription service, they seem to also be pushing accessories. I found 3rd party compatible power adapters on Amazon for a reasonable price. Likewise with mounting accessories. I made a couple of simple stands instead of hard mounting or cameras, which gives us a lot more flexibility on location and blending into our decor. Lastly, I was really disappointed to learn that they decided to have the camera to base wifi communication run right on top of your router's 2.4GHz and not make the channel configurable. This definitely leads to poorer signal quality for the cameras and any 2.4GHz devices on your network.
I discovered that Arlo quality and customer service are suboptimal. After installing our first set, one camera was not functioning. Rather than send one camera back, we had to dis install and send it all back. The next set’s charger didn’t work, so, rather than send that set back, we bought one online. One camera took hours to get to operate after lots of varied attempts but eventually did. Today, when the free subscription ran out, we were left with only live streaming. To get much more, you have to pay for a subscription. If I knew what a lousy company this was upfront, I would never have purchased.
Hardware-wise, the units are nice. Batteries come out of the box 50% charged. I'm not impressed that the cameras only come with one charging cable and it's a short one at that. It comes with one each of two different styles of mount. The magnetic mount is great for indoors and locations where you won't worry about it walking off. The screw on mount is okay... but without a long cable for charging, pulling it down would be a hassle. It would have been nice if it came with a couple of plastic stands to just hold them upright but whatever. Minor annoyances aside, it is what it is, hardware is overall nice.As far as software, this is where my disappoint really grew. NO windows desktop app, it's web browser only and requires Flash as well! (Arlo didn't get the memo ... MoreHardware-wise, the units are nice. Batteries come out of the box 50% charged. I'm not impressed that the cameras only come with one charging cable and it's a short one at that. It comes with one each of two different styles of mount. The magnetic mount is great for indoors and locations where you won't worry about it walking off. The screw on mount is okay... but without a long cable for charging, pulling it down would be a hassle. It would have been nice if it came with a couple of plastic stands to just hold them upright but whatever. Minor annoyances aside, it is what it is, hardware is overall nice.As far as software, this is where my disappoint really grew. NO windows desktop app, it's web browser only and requires Flash as well! (Arlo didn't get the memo that Flash is being depreciated by all major web browsers soon?) Also, it doesn't stream across your LAN to desktop so all I get is low res because my lousy ADSL can't handle streaming video streams out to Arlo.com and back.The phone app is somewhat better, letting me do local 2K streaming. However, it crashes and drops the stream constantly. It's only one room away in a "quiet" neighbourhood as far as wifi interference goes. When it works, it's brilliant but I can't watch a live stream for more than 5 minutes before it goes into "connecting".I'll update this review if I get some fixes, but so far, this is a huge disappointment to me.
I bought these cameras because of the convenience of not having to drill any holes and everything being wireless. First off, camera quality is not as great as they say. Secondly, the cameras only work when THEY FEEL LIKE IT! The whole point of having them is for home security and they suck! My vehicle, which was parked right in front of my house was hit-damages are over $10,000, and the camera didn’t record ANYTHING!!! It blanks out in the middle of the night (and day) and while you may think nothing happened over night, truth is, the cameras just don’t record properly! I read reviews that warned of this and thought they were fake, but it’s true. It’ll record you walking to your car and then doesn’t record when you drive off (even though it’s supposed to record ... MoreI bought these cameras because of the convenience of not having to drill any holes and everything being wireless. First off, camera quality is not as great as they say. Secondly, the cameras only work when THEY FEEL LIKE IT! The whole point of having them is for home security and they suck! My vehicle, which was parked right in front of my house was hit-damages are over $10,000, and the camera didn’t record ANYTHING!!! It blanks out in the middle of the night (and day) and while you may think nothing happened over night, truth is, the cameras just don’t record properly! I read reviews that warned of this and thought they were fake, but it’s true. It’ll record you walking to your car and then doesn’t record when you drive off (even though it’s supposed to record vehicle movement). In our house we don’t have a garage, but we have a gate to bring the car in and park it, it doesn’t record when we open the gate or when the vehicle is coming in or even when a person is walking. It starts recording until you’re about 5 ft from the camera. Honestly, so much disappointment in these cameras. Especially because if you don’t have that all day recording subscription there’s nothing that can be done to see footage of what happens in your property when the cameras fail.
When it's working the camera/floodlight works well. The problem is it frequently loses connection despite my router and modem being plugged into a UPS and the router providing a very strong signal to the camera.I understand that a loss of connection can occur for many reasons, but the main issue with this camera is that when it does lose connection your only option is to reset it manually by using the re-synch button on the camera. Think about that for a while if your intended mounting is in a not easily accessible location OR (as in my case) when it is being used to remotely monitor a property a far distance away. To put that into context, I use Logitech LogiCircle cameras on another location of the same property that have been working flawlessly for years. If ... MoreWhen it's working the camera/floodlight works well. The problem is it frequently loses connection despite my router and modem being plugged into a UPS and the router providing a very strong signal to the camera.I understand that a loss of connection can occur for many reasons, but the main issue with this camera is that when it does lose connection your only option is to reset it manually by using the re-synch button on the camera. Think about that for a while if your intended mounting is in a not easily accessible location OR (as in my case) when it is being used to remotely monitor a property a far distance away. To put that into context, I use Logitech LogiCircle cameras on another location of the same property that have been working flawlessly for years. If they lose connection for any reason they automatically reconnect to my internet once the issue that caused the loss of connection (power/internet outage, signal interference, low bandwidth, etc.) is resolved. Moreover, I have used even more of those LogiCircle cameras on the same internet connection, located at a further distance from the router.What is more frustrating is that after reading the support forums (something I wish I had done before buying this) it becomes clear that this issue has been reported by many users to ARLO for some time and they have done nothing to resolve it. As it stands, for my intended use this product is garbage.I realize many users have had a great experience with this unit, but I have not. Do yourself a favor and read the ARLO support forums then consider carefully before buying. My ratings obviously reflect the non-working status.
This Floodlight camera is fantastic! The spot light is very bright and the quality of the video that it produces is clear and easy to see all the small details. Installation was quite simple, a few screws and viola, the housing is attached to the house. The rechargeable flood light snaps in tight, push it in and listen for the click and you are all set. The app allows you to determine what areas you would like to be alerted about, which is great so you aren't getting alerts everytime someone drives by. The spot light only comes on in the dark and only when there is motion detected within the alert parameter. The only con that I have found is that while my husband and I both have the ability to watch the videos at the same time, only one of us can view it live at a ... MoreThis Floodlight camera is fantastic! The spot light is very bright and the quality of the video that it produces is clear and easy to see all the small details. Installation was quite simple, a few screws and viola, the housing is attached to the house. The rechargeable flood light snaps in tight, push it in and listen for the click and you are all set. The app allows you to determine what areas you would like to be alerted about, which is great so you aren't getting alerts everytime someone drives by. The spot light only comes on in the dark and only when there is motion detected within the alert parameter. The only con that I have found is that while my husband and I both have the ability to watch the videos at the same time, only one of us can view it live at a time. Not a deal breaker by any means.There is also a free trial of the company's cloud services, holding your videos in storage. This is convenient but truly not necessary, there is a slot for a micro sd card to hold recordings as well, so if you are not looking for the extra monthly expense, there is a way around.
| Product Use | General |
| Warranty Period | 1 Year Warranty |