Arlo Ultra Wireless Home Security Camera
*Arlo Ultra Wireless Home Security Camera
CCTV, Wi-Fi, Alarm, Rechargeable, Colour Night Vision, Indoor or Outdoor, 4K UHD, 2-Way Audio, Spotlight, 180° View, 4 Camera Kit, VMS5440 [Energy Class A]. It is the best security system
About this item
- 180 DEGREE DIAGONAL FIELD OF VIEW – See more with a wider-angle lens that has auto image correction reducing the fisheye effect
- ENHANCED NIGHT VISION: Colour night vision on your outdoor home security system lets you see vital details even in the dark
- INTEGRATED SPOTLIGHT – Light up the night using Arlo Ultra’s integrated spotlight
- ARLO SERVICE PLANS: Sign up for an Arlo Secure service plan and unlock advanced features on your camera and customize your security for a small monthly fee. The free 90-day trial included as standard with each camera
- AUTO ZOOM AND TRACKING – Auto-focus on moving objects with clarity and detail
- SMART HOME INTEGRATION – Control your Arlo Ultra home security camera with your Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple HomeKit when connected to an Arlo Smart Hub (VMB5000)
- BASESTATION REQUIRED – The Arlo Ultra Smart Home Cameras require an Arlo Base station to connect
Arlo Ultra 4K wireless CCTV surveillance system delivers utmost peace of mind with enhanced video and audio quality. Easy to install, place the wire-free camera indoors or outside your home and monitor your home or business with a broader panoramic view of 180 degrees.
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While the setting up seems simple, it was not to be. Five hours later, with five cameras synced, the system was up and running. Almost straight away, it wanted to update the cameras. The result is that one will not charge with the magnetic wire attached to the kit.
But that was not the end by any means; the hub then automatically, after three days, downloaded a new version that seemed released on 2-12-19.
Most functionality then stops; yes, you can view life, but all intelligent notifications stoped. Then it starts again and comes and goes often.
At this point, you start to realize not much else works. Now before you race to get support, think on. Check the community support pages at Arlo; you find blogs growing on this issue and many other problems. There is none; you are on your own. A total reluctance to roll back to a working version and even acknowledge a problem exists!
You have no option but to wait for Arlo to roll out a working version, but when or if ever?
The anger then overcomes you when you think about how much you paid.
Just go and look at the blogs on Arlo’s website. I’m now close to the point of launching the whole lot out the window.