Arlo Police Dog Going Home For Sale (Feb 2023 Update)

I'm not sure if it really works, but our dog seems to like the taste. The quality seems fine. There seems to be a lot of ingredients in the product. Our dog's stool eating habit seems to improve slightly. So we keep on trying.iHerb Customer

Day1: my 2 dogs ate it but you could tell they were not enthused about the taste Day2; did not think they were going to eat it. Finally did Day3: refused to eat it and had to pry their mouth open and force it down their throat Day4: ran from me when I offered it to them. Day5: I refuse to force it on them any more. Threw it in the garbage. Also it turned one of my dog's urine a bright abnormal yellowHal

My dogs were eating their poop very bad. I gave them this and the problem stopped immediately. At first one dog wouldn't take it so I broke it into quarters and he took it no problem. I would recommend this product to anyone with this problem even tho it is not a chew.bonnie

Love the material of this bag. Has a side poop bag holder and pocket for treats. The front zipper pocket is nice for your pets leash, extra treats or other items. I purchased this as an everyday carry bag for my schnauzer. He's currently 6.6 lbs but will grow up to 15 lbs. His sister also a schnauzer but only 5.5 lbs has a champion backpack that has the same structure but is slightly bigger so they'll probably have to swap bags when he's bigger. Like many, I can't say this bag is made for dogs that are anything more than 15lbs and at that its a more snug fit.Yessi92

My toy poodle loved this back pack! (Which is amazing considering she HATES all other carriers) She even gets in it by herself! We took a trip to Los Angeles and ended up using the backpack on our flight back home bc she was most comfortable in it, no troubles it is 100% airline approved we flew with Delta. It is very comfortable to wear the straps and back have padding. Love that you can clip your dogs collar so they don’t jump out as well. We rode scooters and she was chillin in their the whole ride. The front zipper is perfect for her leash, food, etc. The side pockets r also great for water and extra stuff. This backpack is amazing definitely recommend !!Anela_Nala

I always thought a hard side carrier was the only way to travel with pets until I got this amazing backpack carrier. It solves all my pet carrying needs – it holds one of my cats comfortably, two if they aren’t feeling grouchy, and allows them to see out through the mesh without feeling exposed; it has a plush-covered firm base insert that keeps my kitties comfy and from tumbling around; it has storage for treats, small dishes and other necessities; and it is totally hands-free when needed! The shape and size lets it slide beneath an airplane seat, and it has easy access to my kitties as needed. I can take my kitties out on walks and errands to let them get some fresh air, and the backpack is unobtrusive. Plus it looks really nice and is so sturdy. I really love this and have even gotten compliments from the vet when taking my cats in for their checkups (unfortunately traveling in style does not make them like going to Vet any better…).Benb

Best thing, since sliced bread ! Like many other people I hesitated a long time to make the purchase due to the cost and could have saved myself a lot of sleepless nights if I bought this sooner. My neighbour has a German Shepard and another big dog. Their favourite time (although not the only time) is to bark through the night in close proximity to our bedroom window. Both dogs are untrained and the owners don't care about the nuisance their dogs are causing. The German Shepard's barking improved within a day. The other dog is older and still barks, but less and now goes to the other side of their property where the barking is not causing such a nuisance. We have mounted the device on our TV antenna on top of our roof due to the neighbour's property being higher than ours and will raise it more, which may perhaps help sort out the barking on the other side of the house as well. When the dogs are out of reach of the bark pick-up zone, I simply push the remote, which works great from almost my whole house. The remote and I are now inseparable when I am home. It has become my security blanky. I Love the dog silencer max ! Now if only you can make a device to train inconsiderate dog owners.Heleen J.

So far this thing is a lifesaver. I WILL say, we live on a city block, where about 6 yards converge in one area, with lots of fences between. We mounted ours from a 2nd story-patio pointing down into an adjacent yard where two VERY territorial dogs reside in the backyard. The owners let them randomly run in and out for every little noise they year through the doggy-door to bark for HOURS. The device is quite sensitive, I have to keep it turned down almost as low as possible so it doesn't go off randomly (in audible mode), for every little sound it picks up. But it does go off for the dogs, and it does seem to work on them because they'll immediately whine after 3 barks and then circle the backyard before heading back indoors. No more barking at every single neighbor for simply opening a door, or LOOKING OUT A WINDOW DOWN AT THEM, or even seeing a silhouette behind A CLOSED CURTAIN. YEESH. Very happy with this device, just wish it wasn't SO sensitive considering the dogs are close proximity and we're in a louder-than-usual-living-situation, also wish the AC Adaptor had a sliiiightly longer cord.Kim H.

We have some great neighbors who have several dogs, one or two of which bark far too much. After several years of enduring it I decided to try this Ultimate Bark Controller. I mounted it to our house about 10 feet above the ground and pointed directly into their yard. I turned the sensitivity to max and set it on audible so I could tell when it was being triggered. Almost immediately it began to have an affect. It didn’t stop the barking completely or all at once, but over time it has greatly reduced the amount of barking and especially the needless barking. If people walk down the sidewalk the dogs still bark, but without anything to instigate barking their problem barkers are much quieter dogs now. This has helped out our neighborhood. Almost all of our neighbors have dogs and all of them bark too much, including our own dogs. However this device has helped reduce barking all around just by reducing the barking in this one yard. Don’t expect miracles, but you can expect results. Furthermore it does not appear to hurt any dogs in any way. I have not seen any painful reactions to the device. It seems to annoy them so they quiet down.Jed M.

I have now had this router for about four month and I love it. It is very powerful and at 2.4 GHz, offer excellent coverage; I can even use my wifi across the street. If you prefer, you can reduce the output, to save electricity. I chose this model due to it's energy efficiency; it uses very little electricity compared to other medium-top end models. A router is on 24 hours, 7 days a week. So it is important that you chose one that does not require a lot of power not only for the environment but also to keep your utility bill down. We hardly use the 5 GHz wifi as it offers far less coverage and speeds are slower. My son only uses it on his PlayStation as you need a channel that is interference free for gaming. The web interface is very easy to use but on the simple side as it does not have a lot of advanced features. The operation is extremely reliable. We never ever have to restart it unlike the other routers that I have used. If you are a heavy user of wifi and use streaming, torrents, gaming and other resource intensive applications, you often have to restart your router as they sometimes hang or just slow down. I have had this experience with the likes of TPG supplied Netcom routers as well a iinet's BOB. But not with Dlink. It is highly stable. The router is particularlygood value for money for those with fibre to the house, since you don't have to pay extra for boxes with VDSL functionality (this naturally makes it more expensive). Service providers are not very clear to average people that you don't need VDSL unless you have fibre to the node. The only downside to this router is that it does not have any VOIP functionality, so I have to use a different box for that.venom.skorp

This is the fifth Arlo Pro camera I've bought for my home system. I bought the fifth one because the others have worked so great over the last year or so. Just wanted to cover another part of my home. The cameras are simple to set up and install, and the picture quality is good. The batteries last a fairly long time; it's just a function of how much activity they pick up, since they are motion activated. I bought the Arlo's in the first place because you don't have to pay a monthly fee for cloud storage, and I've never regretted that decision. You get a month's free storage with the Arlo cameras, and I've never needed more than that. Overall, I recommend the Arlo cameras highly. If you need better picture quality, get the ones with 1080p resolution. They are more expensive, of course. Mine are 720p, and I think the quality is good enough for what I need.trakpak91

This is my fifth add on camera I have purchased. I highly recommend this camera to add to your existing arlo system. I bought the original version as a set and have one by one upgraded each camera over several years. Now they are all high definition with sound and rechargeable batteries. I have one extra battery on the charger when one needs to be changed. No more of the cr123 batteries @five bucks each, times 4 per camera, times 5 cameras. All with no monthly fees.dual-e

Pros: Once installed the app is effective at managing the various aspects of the cameras. Detection of animals, people and vehicles is excellent along with the storage of video on Arlo’s cloud storage (free for 3 months with the purchase). Cons: Battery life is variable and even with the ones that do not trigger very often are in no way going to last 6 months on charge. Not even close so far, one is weekly and the rest about a month at best.Installation is not clear. No instructions in the box and not obvious even with the Arlo application is installed. Mapping the zones is finicky but does work one adjusted as changing the viewed area then affects the mapping.Sean

Where do I start? Probably the battery life, eh? It's bad. Real bad. I received one charger with my three cameras, but whatever, if I only had to charge them every couple of months that wouldn't be an issue. But I have to charge them constantly. That is not hyperbole. When I first got the cameras the factory charge lasted a few weeks. OK, sure, I didn't expect a full charge out of the box. But that initial period was the longest time they ever held a charge. The first time I personally charged them, they lasted another couple weeks (those keeping track may notice this part in the timeline is, conveniently enough, about where return period expired). Every successive charge lasted shorter and shorter. At this point by the time I'm finished charging the third camera, the first one has a low battery again. We're talking two days, if that. I have to charge my Xbox controller less than that and I use that thing every day. But let's talk about the other aspects of this camera system, shall we? The base station crashes, a lot. At least once a week the status light will start blinking red, sometimes for a few minutes, sometimes for an hour, sometimes until you manually power cycle it a few times. The app of course tells you nothing because it can't connect. When it does work, you have to deal with the app. I use the Android version, and it is one of the worst apps I've ever seen. If you try to pull up the live feed, it will take usually at least 30 seconds to a minute, and then you might get a video feed, or you might get a black screen with audio only. By the time you get it working (if you get it working) whatever you were trying to see is probably gone. Plus there's a variable lag in the live feed of about 10-30 seconds, so you can forget about using the microphone and speaker for any conversational purposes. If you rely on the alerts, you'll get plenty, but they're largely worthless. Aside from that the fact that the recordings don't start until the algos grind for a while (missing the start, or potentially all, of the action), what they do record is mostly garbage. I've seen Arlo "detect" people when it sees my dog, windchimes, rustling leaves, and occasionally nothing at all. And the "package" detection can only be enabled on one camera of the three because reasons, I guess? By the way, if you click on a notification (which seemingly randomly includes a screenshot or not) it will just try to load the buggy live feed instead of the recorded clip. If you click it right away, it might not even have that clip in the recording library yet. And since all recordings are detection based, any continuous motion (such as hanging out in the backyard like one does in the summer) will result in an endless stream of short clips and dozens of push notifications. If you think you can solve this problem by just recording a continuous feed, turning off the notifications, and scrolling through the timeline to see what happened, then you would be sadly mistaken. While a timeline button is displayed in the app, clicking it will just tell you that A) you need to pay extra for that feature (you can't hide the button if you don't want to pay for it), and even if you do pay for it, B) you can't use that feature unless the camera is permanently plugged in. If I wanted a wired camera system, I wouldn't have bought a wireless one! Oh, and one final tidbit, the "full color night vision" they advertise just means they turn on the light. Actual night-vision is still grayscale. Overall, Arlo has failed to create a viable camera system in virtually every possible way. Maybe if the batteries worked it would qualify as a good-enough, you-get-what-you-pay-for, low-budget security system, but as it stands I would have been better off just mounting a couple of fake cameras for the look of it.Joshua M.

Arlo 3 pro works good when it works. After having it for a few month's, the base light turn yellow and we have to unplug it once or twice a week to reset it and its Becomming more often now days. We have had the system for several years now. Apparently, the cameras sensors are not working all the time. My wife was attacked by pit bulls at the mailbox and arlo didn't record and i checked the base and the light was blue, so it not the base this time. Looking back, the sensors not picking me up going to work for 3 days. We are replacing the cameras with a different system now. We paid an obsorberant amount for the cameras because we wanted a good system but we were wrong getting this one.John James

Pros: Once installed the app is effective at managing the various aspects of the cameras. Detection of animals, people and vehicles is excellent along with the storage of video on Arlo’s cloud storage (free for 3 months with the purchase). Cons: Battery life is variable and even with the ones that do not trigger very often are in no way going to last 6 months on charge. Not even close so far, one is weekly and the rest about a month at best.Installation is not clear. No instructions in the box and not obvious even with the Arlo application is installed. Mapping the zones is finicky but does work one adjusted as changing the viewed area then affects the mapping.Sean

Where do I start? Probably the battery life, eh? It's bad. Real bad. I received one charger with my three cameras, but whatever, if I only had to charge them every couple of months that wouldn't be an issue. But I have to charge them constantly. That is not hyperbole. When I first got the cameras the factory charge lasted a few weeks. OK, sure, I didn't expect a full charge out of the box. But that initial period was the longest time they ever held a charge. The first time I personally charged them, they lasted another couple weeks (those keeping track may notice this part in the timeline is, conveniently enough, about where return period expired). Every successive charge lasted shorter and shorter. At this point by the time I'm finished charging the third camera, the first one has a low battery again. We're talking two days, if that. I have to charge my Xbox controller less than that and I use that thing every day. But let's talk about the other aspects of this camera system, shall we? The base station crashes, a lot. At least once a week the status light will start blinking red, sometimes for a few minutes, sometimes for an hour, sometimes until you manually power cycle it a few times. The app of course tells you nothing because it can't connect. When it does work, you have to deal with the app. I use the Android version, and it is one of the worst apps I've ever seen. If you try to pull up the live feed, it will take usually at least 30 seconds to a minute, and then you might get a video feed, or you might get a black screen with audio only. By the time you get it working (if you get it working) whatever you were trying to see is probably gone. Plus there's a variable lag in the live feed of about 10-30 seconds, so you can forget about using the microphone and speaker for any conversational purposes. If you rely on the alerts, you'll get plenty, but they're largely worthless. Aside from that the fact that the recordings don't start until the algos grind for a while (missing the start, or potentially all, of the action), what they do record is mostly garbage. I've seen Arlo "detect" people when it sees my dog, windchimes, rustling leaves, and occasionally nothing at all. And the "package" detection can only be enabled on one camera of the three because reasons, I guess? By the way, if you click on a notification (which seemingly randomly includes a screenshot or not) it will just try to load the buggy live feed instead of the recorded clip. If you click it right away, it might not even have that clip in the recording library yet. And since all recordings are detection based, any continuous motion (such as hanging out in the backyard like one does in the summer) will result in an endless stream of short clips and dozens of push notifications. If you think you can solve this problem by just recording a continuous feed, turning off the notifications, and scrolling through the timeline to see what happened, then you would be sadly mistaken. While a timeline button is displayed in the app, clicking it will just tell you that A) you need to pay extra for that feature (you can't hide the button if you don't want to pay for it), and even if you do pay for it, B) you can't use that feature unless the camera is permanently plugged in. If I wanted a wired camera system, I wouldn't have bought a wireless one! Oh, and one final tidbit, the "full color night vision" they advertise just means they turn on the light. Actual night-vision is still grayscale. Overall, Arlo has failed to create a viable camera system in virtually every possible way. Maybe if the batteries worked it would qualify as a good-enough, you-get-what-you-pay-for, low-budget security system, but as it stands I would have been better off just mounting a couple of fake cameras for the look of it.Joshua M.

Arlo 3 pro works good when it works. After having it for a few month's, the base light turn yellow and we have to unplug it once or twice a week to reset it and its Becomming more often now days. We have had the system for several years now. Apparently, the cameras sensors are not working all the time. My wife was attacked by pit bulls at the mailbox and arlo didn't record and i checked the base and the light was blue, so it not the base this time. Looking back, the sensors not picking me up going to work for 3 days. We are replacing the cameras with a different system now. We paid an obsorberant amount for the cameras because we wanted a good system but we were wrong getting this one.John James

I was very happy to pick up the Arlo-Q to add to my three other wireless Arlo cameras. While I have been a huge fan of the Arlo system, I immediately noticed a few things about Q that I appreciate a lot more. The first is the picture. Being able to record in 1080p is a pretty big upgrade in my opinion. The camera does have a slight distortion with the picture due to the wide angle, but the picture is very crisp and I definitely like the high quality. The second is the audio. I was overly impressed with the quality of both the recorded sound as well as the sound coming through the device. I was not expecting either to be as crisp as they are but have been pleasantly surprised. The third is actually the power cord, which I did not think I would appreciate. This is where I enjoy the system as a whole. I am able to place my wireless cameras high on walls using the mounting magnets and not have to worry about running the cords down or into the wall. With the Q, I have a place in my house, in a bar area, where the camera is placed on the bar and plugged into a nearby outlet, leaving no issue with the cords. The biggest benefit to plugging in the Q is there is no need to worry about replacing the batteries, which tend to wear a little quick on the wireless cameras. Also, because of the audio and the detection, I imagine the batteries would be running out much more frequently than the cameras. The only downside I have right now with the Q is the sensitivity on the audio while I have it set to record any sounds. Because I have it in my bar area, I have a wine cooler that will run throughout the day which triggers the audio detection and gives me a notification. While I appreciate the high sensitivity, I have not been able to figure out a way to reduce the sensitivity which would help me reduce the number of alerts I get everyday. Seeing that this is my only complaint, it is clear that I am a huge fan of the Arlo-Q. One other potential benefit of the Q is that I could definitely see this becoming a baby monitor once my wife and I start a family. The set up on the camera was extremely easy as it linked to my home base through wifi and took no more than 5 minutes to completely set up and link to my app. All in all, I definitely recommend the Arlo-Q to anyone looking to either start a home monitoring system, or add to their Arlo set up. Like most other Arlo products, the cost is a bit high, but justified in the quality. I received this camera for free as part of the NETGEAR First Look Review Program.bcarey12

This is a fine camera for my application. I'm into technology so setup was a breeze but when a friend got hers she had no problem setting it up without help. As a security camera it's fine, for anything else, not so much. The camera can be triggered by motion or audio. I found the motion detection to be pretty short range and it takes a few seconds for the recording to start. Often subjects magically appear just a few feet from the camera. There's a 2 minute limit on how long the recording goes. I don't use the audio. Pros: – Easy setup. – Good 1080P picture – Live view – Free basic on-line recording service – On-line setup and viewing is very easy. – Good night vision with the built-in LEDs. Cons: – 4-5 second delay between action and view. This is with 30Mb FIOS internet. – No Local camera monitoring. Your internet goes down, you get no recording or picture. No way to monitor camera locally from your own PC. – Short range motion detection even at max sensitivity. – Slow FPS recording. – Wireless refers to the video signal. You still have to have a power source close by. Overall, the product is as described and I can recommend it as a security device.kensvfr

I set this up in my house as the first security camera I have used and it set the bar pretty high. It is a fantastic device and I love playing with it. The setup of this device is incredibly simple. I was able to download the app from the Play store, create an account, and set up the device in about 5 minutes. The app itself is easy to navigate but I did find the options to set up the times for automatic recording to be less than ideal. I would like to have it use different settings based on the day of the week but it seemed to only want to do one blanket setting for every day. While I could create different monitoring settings and just remember to change them as needed it would have been nicer if the single schedule could accommodate multiple options. I have an open concept floor plan and put the Arlo Q on a bookshelf in the far corner so it could see the front door and garage entrances as well as the kitchen and living room. It picks up movement at the very far end (front door) and sound from all over the area. The default motion setting doesn't pick up the movement of my cats but does get the kids and wife while they move about the zone. Speaking of zones, the app allows you to specify zones within the field of view of the Arlo and that is a nice feature. I don't like how the app goes to the top of the video list after watching a clip but I can see how it would be tough for it to know where I was down the list. The video and stills are high quality at 1080p with lesser resolutions available. Netgear has a tiered plan for saving your data to the cloud with the Basic plan being 7 days and 10 GB; after which it will remove the most distant in time video. I found this to be perfect for my needs as I only have 1 camera and if you allow for 720p it will last all week without needing to delete anything. You can locally save videos before they are deleted as well. If there were multiple devices I can easily see how the next 2 tiers of plan would be necessary. 4 or 5 cameras would fill the data space pretty quickly if the kids were running between all of the cameras. The Arlo Q is a plugged in camera so it isn't necessarily great for outdoor use unless you've already got a spot out of the way to plug it in at. For indoor use it isn't an issue as the cord is rather long and allowed me to get the Arlo on the bookcase I mentioned earlier. The voice feature does have a delay between the 2 people (app and camera focus) but it isn't so bad that you'd never use it. I just wouldn't go in expecting Skype style conversations. There are so many features that I keep remembering more to include; such as night vision. I can watch my cats move around at night when I log into the app or see where they are sleeping on the couch and the quality is top notch. I'm able to identify the different cats (3 of them). As for the cost it is comparatively priced with competing brands and the voice communication is a difference maker. I would recommend this to others if they were in the market for a home camera that was not to be used outdoors (front/rear doors, etc.). I received this product as part of a Netgear test and review program.aggiewes03

Pros: Once installed the app is effective at managing the various aspects of the cameras. Detection of animals, people and vehicles is excellent along with the storage of video on Arlo’s cloud storage (free for 3 months with the purchase). Cons: Battery life is variable and even with the ones that do not trigger very often are in no way going to last 6 months on charge. Not even close so far, one is weekly and the rest about a month at best.Installation is not clear. No instructions in the box and not obvious even with the Arlo application is installed. Mapping the zones is finicky but does work one adjusted as changing the viewed area then affects the mapping.Sean

Where do I start? Probably the battery life, eh? It's bad. Real bad. I received one charger with my three cameras, but whatever, if I only had to charge them every couple of months that wouldn't be an issue. But I have to charge them constantly. That is not hyperbole. When I first got the cameras the factory charge lasted a few weeks. OK, sure, I didn't expect a full charge out of the box. But that initial period was the longest time they ever held a charge. The first time I personally charged them, they lasted another couple weeks (those keeping track may notice this part in the timeline is, conveniently enough, about where return period expired). Every successive charge lasted shorter and shorter. At this point by the time I'm finished charging the third camera, the first one has a low battery again. We're talking two days, if that. I have to charge my Xbox controller less than that and I use that thing every day. But let's talk about the other aspects of this camera system, shall we? The base station crashes, a lot. At least once a week the status light will start blinking red, sometimes for a few minutes, sometimes for an hour, sometimes until you manually power cycle it a few times. The app of course tells you nothing because it can't connect. When it does work, you have to deal with the app. I use the Android version, and it is one of the worst apps I've ever seen. If you try to pull up the live feed, it will take usually at least 30 seconds to a minute, and then you might get a video feed, or you might get a black screen with audio only. By the time you get it working (if you get it working) whatever you were trying to see is probably gone. Plus there's a variable lag in the live feed of about 10-30 seconds, so you can forget about using the microphone and speaker for any conversational purposes. If you rely on the alerts, you'll get plenty, but they're largely worthless. Aside from that the fact that the recordings don't start until the algos grind for a while (missing the start, or potentially all, of the action), what they do record is mostly garbage. I've seen Arlo "detect" people when it sees my dog, windchimes, rustling leaves, and occasionally nothing at all. And the "package" detection can only be enabled on one camera of the three because reasons, I guess? By the way, if you click on a notification (which seemingly randomly includes a screenshot or not) it will just try to load the buggy live feed instead of the recorded clip. If you click it right away, it might not even have that clip in the recording library yet. And since all recordings are detection based, any continuous motion (such as hanging out in the backyard like one does in the summer) will result in an endless stream of short clips and dozens of push notifications. If you think you can solve this problem by just recording a continuous feed, turning off the notifications, and scrolling through the timeline to see what happened, then you would be sadly mistaken. While a timeline button is displayed in the app, clicking it will just tell you that A) you need to pay extra for that feature (you can't hide the button if you don't want to pay for it), and even if you do pay for it, B) you can't use that feature unless the camera is permanently plugged in. If I wanted a wired camera system, I wouldn't have bought a wireless one! Oh, and one final tidbit, the "full color night vision" they advertise just means they turn on the light. Actual night-vision is still grayscale. Overall, Arlo has failed to create a viable camera system in virtually every possible way. Maybe if the batteries worked it would qualify as a good-enough, you-get-what-you-pay-for, low-budget security system, but as it stands I would have been better off just mounting a couple of fake cameras for the look of it.Joshua M.

Arlo 3 pro works good when it works. After having it for a few month's, the base light turn yellow and we have to unplug it once or twice a week to reset it and its Becomming more often now days. We have had the system for several years now. Apparently, the cameras sensors are not working all the time. My wife was attacked by pit bulls at the mailbox and arlo didn't record and i checked the base and the light was blue, so it not the base this time. Looking back, the sensors not picking me up going to work for 3 days. We are replacing the cameras with a different system now. We paid an obsorberant amount for the cameras because we wanted a good system but we were wrong getting this one.John James

Cameras worked great for like the first month, after then I realized they would miss things here and there; Such as the mail guy delivering packages, or people watching the place when I'm gone etc… Then after all that, would still capture the damn tree across the street (even after adjusting camera parameters).

The voice speaker system sits and buffers for like 5 min everytime. Even when it does connect, it then loses connection in the middle of what your saying, which then renders it pretty much useless. (I have one of the fastest internet providers in the area with exceptional download and upload speeds.)

About at the 5 month mark after purchasing the system, an internal lense on one of the cameras just cracked. I have always handled each camera with care so I went over the feed to see if something had caused it, but nothing was captured. I then reached out to Arlo to try and get it replaced, but this was a joke. Phone call led to being put on hold for like 30 min, so I then emailed them. A few weeks went by with no response! A few months later the camera completely lost picture.

I have had the system for about 2 years now and the working camera seems to miss everything important. I woke up one morning to footprints through my yard and the camera didn't capture anything but the neighbors cat. Overall experience has just been buggy and unreliable.

I paid almost $700 up front for the system, not to mention the monthly charge for cloud storage and the only practicality I see of having them is they make for a good throwing object. The cameras have a little weight to them, so you might be able to daze the perpetrator a little.. Or hell, finally capture something of use as you catapult the camera towards them… Save your money! Get a system that actually works!Jeremy Walker

Have 2 base stations. 1 for essential cameras and 1 for the HD ultra cameras. I use to be able to see all recorded videos by switching from library to cloud. That option went away on the app and can only see whats in the library. Tried re downloading app, resetting everything and nothing worked. This happened before and they were able to help me fix the problem. This time they just kept wanting me to purchase a subscription and said that's the only way to see the videos with the ultra cameras because they're so much better and complex than NASA blah blah blah. What a joke. I've read so many stories of people with the same problems. They work for a little bit then nothing. For the price its not worth dealing with all the headache that comes with these. Our neighbors car just got broke into which our camera would have picked up if it even worked. Look elsewhere people and read peoples stories in Community chats. They have problems with all kinds of stuff. Google arlo camera not recording and see how many different things pop up.Get Some

I have (2) Arlo Ultra security cameras at two remote sites. I have 120Gb storage in each of the (2) base stations at each site. I get numerous notifications of movement from these cameras but I get (0) zero recordings to my storage devices on the base stations to review! I have (2) Arlo Pro security cameras at these same two remote sites. They have a smaller storage attached to their base station and I can see their recordings of movement. I see numerous others having difficulty with the Arlo Ultra base station recording video. Zero help from Arlo Support. This situation has been going on since 2020 for users. I’m looking at replacements.alan hanson

Really LOVE this security system! Such a huge upgrade from my old alarm. What my husband liked the most is that he didn't have to install so many pieces compared to other security alarms we looked at, and it gave us lot more detection options.Soundy

I purchased this Pet Cam for my mom so she can see her cats when she is away. I set it up in only a few minutes. I plugged in the camera, downloaded the app and followed the instructions. So easy. No fees required to watch your felines. You can talk to your pets, no fees. The picture quality is awesome. I highly recommend this Pet Cam to anyone who wants to check up on your pets while you are away. I love it so much that I'm going to buy one for myself.SweitzGirl

this little camera works so well! I was a little concerned since it was only $40 but wow it's amazing! its so nice to be able to check on my little pumpkin when I'm at work❤️ excellent customer service as well, I had a little issue with audio and it was fixed within minutes of sending an email, thank you petcube☺️Julia

Best Cam for pet parents, no doubt about it !! Offers all we caring maniacs need. Play options, night vision, video recordings, interaction with them via voice, super easy to configure and connect.gabylin11

Love this dog palace with the heater.. and remote control.. easy to assemble. I bought it for my daughters family they live in Spokane, Wa. they have three dogs a medium size and two very little dogs.. they love it keeps them nice and toasty warm .. their ready for the snow to fly!!M.S.

Came super fast was easy to put together and isn’t super heavy! Has a nice drain hole inside for easy cleaning! Spacious. My German Shepherd fits in it with no problem!Buyer12345678

Great dog house. It’s just been difficult to get my dog to use it with bottom portion of the door. Ai used a whole box of tests trying to teach him. Any ideas?Chad963852

Im not tipically a fan of soft carriers due to them collapsing on themselves even with the animal inside but this one is better than most for its other features. I used it a few times to transport my cats to vet appointments, the zipper is thick and strong so theres no easy escape. The carrier is a thick material but lightweight, wipes clean easy and store pretty flat. The strap is really nice for carrying my larger cats and the interlocking handles make for easy work. Working with the humane society ill keep this in my car for quick rescues and transports as well as my own catsToriK13

I bought this today at PetCo and although it says it is for a pet up to 25 lbs, my 15 lb cat looks very snug in it. The pad is not as cushioned as I would have liked, so I bought the smallest crate pad I could find. Unfortunately, that made it even smaller inside. It's sturdy and well-built, good frame and can be stored flat unzipped. It comes with a clip on expandable bowl. Great product. I just wish it had come a bit bigger.Arali

This is a really nice looking pet carrier. Both of my cats love the side opening, they like to take nape in there. The quality is really nice, you can tell that the construction is solid and will home up well. Maple issues I have that really brought the rating down are: 1. None of the zippers have locking features on them, and it’s easy for my cats to sneak out. 2. When using the front and back openings, the carrier isn’t structured enough to stay open unless both the front and back remain zipped closed. This makes it a struggle to coax a cat inside when the opening is smooshed. 3. The mesh for the cats to breathe through and see out of is really dark. They don’t have good visibility when inside, and it’s hard to me to check on them because it’s so dark. Overall, I think it’s not the best carrier because these design flaws are too big in my opinion to justify having this carrier when there are others that don’t have these design issues.Sarah

Love this dog palace with the heater.. and remote control.. easy to assemble. I bought it for my daughters family they live in Spokane, Wa. they have three dogs a medium size and two very little dogs.. they love it keeps them nice and toasty warm .. their ready for the snow to fly!!M.S.

Came super fast was easy to put together and isn’t super heavy! Has a nice drain hole inside for easy cleaning! Spacious. My German Shepherd fits in it with no problem!Buyer12345678

Great dog house. It’s just been difficult to get my dog to use it with bottom portion of the door. Ai used a whole box of tests trying to teach him. Any ideas?Chad963852

The directions were weak and adapter ( for large Igloo Dog house} didn't match properly. Had to go on to YouTube to figure out how to make it work. The Igloo is a constant curve making something that is not built for the curve turns into a little more work. The adapter did not compensate for the curve but I did get it installed and I am happy with it and my dog is also. The heat shield needs to be a little lager and more reflective the outside of the dog house gets hotter than I personally would like. I would still recommend it.cmswin

The bracket is supposed to fit an igloo style dog house. The dog house is curved the bracket is flat which makes it difficult to drill mounting holes for the bracket. The mounting holes on the heater were not in the correct location for the bracket (had to drill bracket for heater mounting). It came with a heat shield that did not mount correctly. Instructions were vague at best. Over priced in my opinion.ldduke1961

Bought this for our older dog who now has to contend with the younger one pulling bedding out to position into sun. Now bedding stays in house, dogs prefer dog house now and they even smell better, not that musty smell. Extremely happy customer here. One of those products I should have bought earlier. Very easy to install. I do not worry about dogs shivering in cold. Snug as a bug in a rug!jlay9740

I love it and so does Stormy! Lightweight, easy to put on, and fits her perfectly. It makes taking her outside so much easier… I take her now instead of her taking me! I have recommended it to everyone. Looks pretty on her too… she has the purple and pink camo.Sue Lemonds

I have had this harness for Nikita, my Siberian Husky for a few months. I ❤️ this harness, it definitely helps with my fur baby when he tries to pull, & it is nice looking too.
I would highly recommend this product to anyone.
Thank You – A Very Satisfied Customer
Vicki 😊Vicki Birchum