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Arlo Ultra 2

Arlo Ultra 2 review

Posted on July 1, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Arlo is one of the stalwarts of the home security market, having been among the first brands to launch a wireless camera aimed at the consumer in 2014, and since then it’s made a name for itself by offering some of the best home security cameras you can buy. With each iteration, the resolution and quality of the footage has improved, while the addition of features such as customizable motion zones, and the use of AI to identify the source of an alert, has helped to reduce the number of unwanted alerts.

The Arlo Ultra 2 is the brand’s latest offering, but rather than being packed with new features it’s more of an incremental upgrade to the Arlo Ultra, which was the first Arlo home security camera to record in 4K resolution.
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Cameras Tags:4K, AI, Arlo, Arlo Ultra, Arlo Ultra 2, camera, home, review, security, Security Camera, wireless

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