Arlo Pro

[dkg1616]

Who has it? Any regrets or better options in that price range out there?

Costco has three camera set for $400 and thinking about getting it to keep an eye on the pup / god for bid anything happens....

Would love the input!

[Houstongator]

Got em - at home and at our ranch, although in Texas fifty acres isn’t really a ranch, more like a big back yard.
Have been very pleased with Arlo Pro. Simple to set up, great resolution, long battery life, pretty much idiot proof.
If you have any questions, let me know.

jb

[dkg1616]

JB appreciate the help! I’ll probably go to my local Costco to pick it up. Best thing about Costco is if we don’t like it we can return it!!

[mjclark32]

I have four, three wireless one wired for baby's room, all work really well. I have it set to a schedule most of the time. Then turn it to active when I'm gone.
My brother in law has the Ring spot lights and they work well too

[maximus1]

The Arlo wireless cameras are very easy to set up and have a good picture. The cameras are activated by motion and will store 7 days of recordings without paying extra for the premium service. You might check out the Arlo Pro 2 cameras with a higher resolution.

[aparker973]

We have Arlo Pro 2s at the house. No real complaints. Having used a few self-install/consumer grade type cameras I would not skimp out on resolution. I'd pony up for good stuff whichever direction you choose. It's the difference between knowing 'generally' what happened and exactly what happened, especially at night.

[roaddog359]

Have the arlo pro 2 and use it to arm and disarm with geofencing. Resolution is good in a house but dont expect to see license plates in the street with them. Night vision is okay, but distance is limited. The are a good quick solution and are customizable.

[ShingaMC]

You should get arlo pro2 for more feature and support. Also, I am counting days for siri support compatibility on arlo pro2.


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