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October 2019
(82%)
59 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(75%)
1130 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
The 4K video is a huge step up from past Arlo cameras. It looks great and file sizes aren't enormous
The battery will last a month or more on a charge
And it's more reliable than other battery-powered cameras
You can save all your recorded videos to a
The Ultra improves on Arlo's last-gen indoor/outdoor security cameras with 4K streaming
Auto-zooming and -tracking and a larger 180-degree field of view. It works with Alexa and Google Assistant -- and has person
Package
Vehicle and animal detection. A
4K video capture
Automatic zoom and tracking
Color night vision
Onboard LED spotlight
4K sensor produces detailed video
Completely wireless
Smart alerts reduce notifications
Excellent daylight video
Optional color night-vision videos
4K resolution
Comprehensive
Easy-to-use software
Good audio
High-quality 4K video camera
With HDR
180-degree panoramic video
With 12x digital zoom
Integrated spotlight and siren
Colour night-vision
The editors didn't like
The $400 price tag for the single-camera kit is a bit outrageous when there are so many cheaper wired cameras
While it's better than other wireless cameras
The Arlo Ultra still takes a few seconds to wake up
For some reason
You can only stream in 4K w
It costs $600 for a two-camera pack. Its 4K resolution takes up a lot of bandwidth and may not mesh well with your current Wi-Fi setup if your connection is spotty. The seven-day free cloud storage Arlo offers on its other cameras is not available with th
Doesn't support 4K in automatic zoom-and-track mode
Doesn't record 4K video out-of-the-box, Positioning is important to save on battery life, Magnetic mount makes the camera easy to steal
Thanks to its 4K image sensor, the Arlo Ultra produces some of the most detailed footage we've seen from a security camera. However, the high price means that there are cheaper alternatives that will suit most people better...
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The 4K video is a huge step up from past Arlo cameras. It looks great and file sizes aren't enormous, The battery will last a month or more on a charge, and it's more reliable than other battery-powered cameras, You can save all your recorded videos to a
The $400 price tag for the single-camera kit is a bit outrageous when there are so many cheaper wired cameras, While it's better than other wireless cameras, the Arlo Ultra still takes a few seconds to wake up, For some reason, you can only stream in 4K w
Maybe. If you need a high-quality camera in a location where wires are impractical, by all means, get the Arlo Ultra. The video quality is great, and the speed is better than other wireless solutions. I also like the inclusion of a spotlight on the camera...
Excellent daylight video, Optional color night-vision videos, 4K resolution, Comprehensive, easy-to-use software, Good audio
Can log in from only one device at a time, Web portal requires Adobe Flash, Expensive
The Arlo Ultra isn't cheap. A single camera plus the required hub and one year of free Smart Premier cloud plan is $399.99. An add-on camera costs $299.99. Other packages include multiple camera systems, with the hub and Smart Premier cloud plan, such as...
Abstract: The Arlo Ultra is a wireless 4K security camera with HDR, night vision and an integrated spotlight. It's on the pricey side, but you get very flexible installation options since you don't need to run power or a video cable, and you can choose between 4K...
The Ultra improves on Arlo's last-gen indoor/outdoor security cameras with 4K streaming, auto-zooming and -tracking and a larger 180-degree field of view. It works with Alexa and Google Assistant -- and has person, package, vehicle and animal detection. A
It costs $600 for a two-camera pack. Its 4K resolution takes up a lot of bandwidth and may not mesh well with your current Wi-Fi setup if your connection is spotty. The seven-day free cloud storage Arlo offers on its other cameras is not available with th
Arlo's Ultra camera impresses with advanced features and solid performance, but the high price won't work for everyone's budget...
Published: 2019-05-08, Author: Jeff , review by: 9to5mac.com
Abstract: Arlo Technologies recently re-launched its Arlo Ultra 4K wireless security camera after experiencing issues during its initial availability. The widely reported issues, which caused the company to pull back on the launch, involved bugs and connectivity is...
4K video capture, Automatic zoom and tracking, Color night vision, Onboard LED spotlight
Doesn't support 4K in automatic zoom-and-track mode, Incompatible with existeing Arlo base stations
Despite its rocky debut, the Arlo Ultra is another win for Arlo and security DIYers. This 4K security cam shares many features with the Nest Cam IQ Outdoor—which will remain our top pick in outdoor security cameras due to such features as facial recogniti...
High-quality 4K video camera, with HDR, 180-degree panoramic video, with 12x digital zoom, Integrated spotlight and siren, Colour night-vision
Expensive
With its teething problems now -- hopefully -- behind it, the Arlo Ultra proves to be an impressive and versatile security device. It's expensive, and might be a case of overkill for homes and small businesses that don't want to pay the premium subscripti...
High quality design, Quality components, Feature full, Person and object detection, Zoom Tracking subjects
Very expensive, Useless recordings outside Activity Zone, Battery life is poor when lots of activity present, Placement optimisation due to battery life
The Arlo Ultra does not have the most complete ecosystem, but it has great features that make it very fun and practical to use. The Auto-Zoom and Subject Tracking is very cool and makes for a nice demo. However they are sadly not available when in 4K, the...
