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Netgear Arlo Pro review

Posted on January 22, 2017January 10, 2019 By Jarvis

There’s a lot to love about Netgear’s $250/£300 Arlo Pro security camera. Its rechargeable battery is simpler to deal with than the original Netgear Arlo’s expensive and hard-to-find CR123s. The Arlo Pro also adds in two-way audio so you can tell any unwelcome guests to get off your lawn, as well as receive audio alerts.

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Otherwise, this indoor/outdoor DIY home security camera is essentially the same as the first-gen Arlo, which Netgear still sells for $180/£135. That’s mostly a good thing, since Netgear nails the features category with seven days of free cloud storage, a wide-angle lens, a loud siren built-in to the Arlo Pro’s next-gen Wi-Fi hub and compatibility with IFTTT and Samsung SmartThings platforms.

The Arlo Pro is a solid choice, particularly for outdoor, scalable security since Netgear sells multicamera kits and the hub can help extend the camera’s reach beyond that of your WiFi router. I’d also consider the $199/£159 Canary Flex, as it has similar features with a more streamlined hub-free design.
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