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Humm, got this camera last year when it first dropped. Solid overall—easy to set up, and the privacy shield is a nice touch. I mainly use it to keep an eye on my dog when I’m at work. Only downside? The subscription. Without it, you lose most of the recording features
How’s the motion detection? I’m thinking of grabbing one to monitor the front room, but I’ve read mixed reviews. Does it go off for random stuff, like shadows or lights?
Had mine for 6 months. Motion detection’s decent, but yeah, it can be a little sensitive. I had it alerting me to my cat walking by at 2 a.m. You can adjust the sensitivity in the app, but it takes some trial and error
I was gonna get this, but ended up going with the Eufy Indoor Cam 2K instead. Better resolution (2K > 1080p), and it doesn’t force you into a subscription. Plus, local storage options are clutch if you hate paying monthly.
Nway, i dont think it's a good deal, if you want something simple to use and you’re already on Alexa or Google Assistant, Arlo’s integration is smooth. If you’re techier and want more control, though, Eufy or even Blink might be better.
Good call. I think Black Friday’s the best time to test stuff out without breaking the bank, thou