Arlo Pro 5S 2K Spotlight Camera - Wireless Home Security Camera with Spotlight, Color Night Vision, Dual-Band Wi-Fi & 2-Way Audio - White, 4 Pack, VMC4460P

I’ve been upgrading from older Pro2s, Pro3s. These were good cameras. Unfortunately, the 2s are 6 years old and while still working they’re no longer supported with updates. The 3s are also still working great, but are getting close to the same point. The inconvenience with these older cameras is that they work with a hub. The 5s I’m installing now connect directly to my WIFI. They work as described. I’ve had two instances where I’ve lost power while on a trip. The power has restored within a couple of hours. The cameras connected directly to my WIFI reconnected and and were on line within minutes of my WiFi reconnecting. The cameras connected to the hub were offline until I returned and manually rebooted the Hub.

I’ve been using the Arlo Pro 5S 2K Spotlight Camera for a few weeks now, and I’m genuinely impressed with its performance. The video quality is super sharp 2K resolution makes a noticeable difference, especially when zooming in. What really stands out is the color night vision and built-in spotlight. I can clearly see what’s happening around my home, even in complete darkness.The wireless setup was quick and easy, and the dual-band Wi-Fi connection has been super reliable. I also love the two-way audio feature—it's great for talking to delivery drivers or even just checking in with family outside.Overall, this camera gives me peace of mind and makes me feel more secure at home. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for smart, dependable home security.

After having this Arlo system (I actually have 5 battery powered cameras, a wired doorbell camera and a wired floodlight camera) for couple weeks now I am comfortable stating that I regret this purchase. I’ll just cover 2 of the complete deal killer issues here, but there are additional problems with the Arlo system.First, a couple of the cameras will not stay connected and will not reconnect. I have zero connection issues with other devices on my wifi network and my connection speed to the Internet tests at just under 1gb per second. My doorbell camera will just randomly be offline and not work as does the wired floodlight camera. At this point the floodlight camera will not reconnect. I spent 2 hours of my time going through all of Arlo’s troubleshooting instructions before calling their customer support, which is apparently all based in India. I then spent nearly an additional 2 hours on the phone with their support doing basically the same thing.With this camera, it is located outside at 14’ high over my garage doors, so it’s not exactly convenient to spend a good hour’s worth hanging at the top of a ladder in below freezing weather. Regardless, I followed their instructions for nearly 2 hours which included sending them several screenshots verifying what errors their app was showing. Now I’m waiting until some other support people up their chain of command can call me back. Clearly there is either a problem with this camera or their software; neither of which I can control. I feel that I have wasted far more of my time than I should because their product has failed. It’s bad enough that this product lasted less than 2 weeks but now I am forced to literally waste hours and hours of my time speaking with people in India. I am done with this camera/floodlight.Now the worst problem with the Arlo product. One of the selling points is that, with their paid subscription, their camera software can detect the difference between a person, a vehicle, an animal and a package. Sadly, this is not true. I’ve now wasted hours on the phone with their customer support in India trying to resolve this problem with zero success.When “arming” their camera security system at night (or any other time for that matter) I do not need to have alerts sent to me because a squirrel ambled by at 3am. I also have outdoor pets that will also walk past the cameras all throughout the night and those too cause the Arlo system to send me a false alert that I have someone walking around home. It didn’t take but a night or two before we had to disable the alarm system all night to stop the constant false alerts.In order to try and prevent these constant false alarms, customer support had me turn the sensitivity down so far that the cameras won’t detect a person walking up to my door. The lady in India seemed to think this was a good solution! Then the other “solution” was to stop the system from contacting me when an alert was triggered. Again, this too renders the system useless.The addition problem with the Arlo system is that all these false alarms really kills the battery life of the cameras. Their solution to this problem is for me to buy a $60 solar panel for each camera. This adds enough to the already higher priced cameras that they are not competitive with the pricing.By the time you take into consideration the hardware problems, the connectivity issues, the software problems and difficult to understand customer support based in India, these factors totally erase any potential attributes to buying this wireless security system. Because of these problems, along with other problems I don’t have time to type out here, I see no value in the Arlo system at this time. I wish Arlo functioned as advertised but, sadly, it does not and I certainly cannot recommend this product and their required service.

I picked up the Arlo Pro 5 2K Spotlight Camera to add to my existing Arlo hub setup and it's great.Setup is super simple. Charge it and connecting it to your network takes less than 30 seconds through their app. With the Arlo Hub it integrates with Apple HomeKit and allows for central management of all my devices.Battery lasts for months and the image quality is great. Motion detection allows a great level of configuration for each setup and the WiFi connectivity supports 5GHz, which many don't.These cameras are an awesome value for the money and I'll happily continue to add them to my home camera system setup.

Spotlight is a little weak and it’s hard to tell when the camera decides to charge off the connected solar panel, but it has a great field of view and the video quality is great. Installation is easy. Very happy with the purchase. Only complaints are that it takes a while to load the live view, sometimes even stalls, and the camera won’t adhere to the activity zones that are set up. For example I set up the activity zones just inside the perimeter of our yard but it keeps picking up cars and people walking on the sidewalk and my phone blips throughout the day because of it, but otherwise a great camera.

I’ve been using the Arlo Pro 5S 2K Spotlight Camera for a week now and I’m really impressed. The video quality is super clear, even at night, which was really important to me. Setup was straightforward — it only took me about 15 minutes to get everything running. I also like how easy it is to recharge the battery and adjust the motion settings. The app notifications come through quickly and the spotlight feature is a nice bonus for extra security at night. Overall, it gives me peace of mind knowing my home is being monitored so well. Definitely recommend!

The Arlo security camera is a solid choice for reliable home monitoring with a few notable pros and cons. Its high-definition video quality delivers clear, detailed footage both day and night, thanks to impressive night vision capabilities. The camera is easy to set up and pairs seamlessly with the Arlo app, making it simple to access live feeds, receive motion alerts, and customize settings from anywhere. The wireless design offers flexibility, while the long battery life and weatherproof build make it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Features like two-way audio and smart notifications add to its convenience.