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Arlo Pro 4 Wire Free Spotlight Camera 2k HDR 4 Camera Pack VMC4450P-100AUS $876 Delivered + $200 Cashback @ Wireless 1

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Jetkuma on 08/11/2021 - 14:32 wireless1.com.au (391 clicks)
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Arlo Pro 4 VMC4450P-100AUS Wire Free Spotlight Camera 2k HDR 4 Camera Pack

2K Video with HDR
Enhanced Night Vision
2-Way Audio
Motion Detection
6-Month Battery Life
VMC4450P-100AUS
1 Year Warranty

Member - 20% Off code = W1CF20 (membership is free)
Non-member - 15% off code - W1CF15

Cashback website: https://www.arlopromotions.com.au/step1

Cashback is via digital Visa Card

Cashback condition: Purchased a participating Arlo Pro 4 between 28th October and 24th December 2021. Have a digital photo or scanned image of your receipt ready for upload.

Don't forget that there is 3% cashback with Cashreward!

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  • PeppaCat on 08/11/2021 - 14:38
    +2

    I have both Arlo and Eufy. I'd like to suggest to choose Arlo if you can.
    Eufy support is terrible, and the product is buggy….And some feature they promised 2 years ago are still not coming….

    • iLikePizza on 08/11/2021 - 15:05

      really?

      Ive done pretty extensive reasearch on these wireless cams and eufy or wyze always seem to come on top.

      eventually went with eufy and pretty happy overall

      • PeppaCat on 08/11/2021 - 15:53

        Eufy is from a China company, so price is good, feature are rich, but like most of China product, too many bugs…And almost no support at all.
        I think the easiest way for you is to go to Arlo/Eufy website, and click support, then you can easily find out the difference…

    • dread22 on 09/11/2021 - 08:00

      You have to pay for a subscription of you purchase Arlo to get a feature set on par with the Eufy offering. No detection zones, no person detection, access to local storage without a VPN or port forwarding. Very simple features are missing on the Arlo without the subscription.

      With this setup, without the hub, all you can do is watch the live stream and have no access to recordings unless you subscribe to Arlo's cloud service, which will come to $14.99 a month or $179.88 a year! If you want local recording, you need for purchase the hub separately for about $250.

      It was actually the cheaper product that makes up it's cost with their subscription service, that would make sense, but you are paying the same price as the Eufy device while getting significantly less capability, unless you pay even more. Their cloud options are also premium price! Arlo seems to be relying in it's name and market penetration to force customers only their subscription model.

      It does seem like Arlo offers a better product when you have their cloud service, but it will come down to if it is worth it for most users.

  • jv on 08/11/2021 - 14:43
    +4

    Plus $14.99/mo for storage.

    • BryceW on 08/11/2021 - 14:50
      +3

      It adds up. 5 years of subscription (which you would hope to get out of it) is $900. That is ON TOP OF the $879 for the cameras themselves.
      When it enters that price range, you might as well go wired.

  • ujwols on 08/11/2021 - 14:44
    +1

    does this supports onvif?

    • BryceW on 08/11/2021 - 14:49
      +1

      Arlos don't support ONVIF or RTSP, they used to but not anymore.
      Eufy's support RTSP, but its not all that useful since wireless battery cameras "sleep" to preserve battery power. So it'll either be black or the RTSP connection will drop.

  • BryceW on 08/11/2021 - 14:46

    While they have their place (especially in rentals), wireless-battery cameras can have a lot of problems compared to wired.
    If you are OK with those issues, that's fine of course, but unfortunately, people don't know about the issues until AFTER they purchased them.
    Here is a writeup on the issues with wireless battery cameras.

  • pzhon on 08/11/2021 - 15:47

    i have been using the 1st Gen since 2017. My Arlo is still going strong and never lose a beat.

  • ozSupergood on 08/11/2021 - 16:47

    Does it support NAS

    • BryceW on 08/11/2021 - 22:56

      You can't connect it to a NAS or store the files on one. It's all proprietary.

  • revmacca on 08/11/2021 - 18:40

    This supports Apple HomeKit with the base?
    Think most of the functionality is behind the cloud storage paywall?

    Anyone comment on HomeKit integration?

  • [Deactivated] on 08/11/2021 - 21:07

    are these cameras good for shop surveilance ?

    • BryceW on 08/11/2021 - 22:58
      +2

      Really depends on the shop layout and size, but you should generally stick to prosumer or professional-grade cameras for a shop setting.
      You especially would want 24/7 recording rather than on-motion like these.
      Wireless battery cams "wake up" when they detect motion, and sleep when there isn't any to preserve battery. With "shop levels of motion" the battery would drain very quickly.

      • lpiccoli on 10/11/2021 - 11:30

        These cameras offers 24/7 recording (a bit expesive, something like $12.99/per camera per month) or local storage in a sd card.
        You have the option to plug in a power source (cable sold separately)

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