Can you have more than four cameras null

Five is the max for the free storage. If you want to go beyond that you need upgrade to a higher storage with netgear.

Yes. I believe up to ten on one base station. But they record to the cloud, not locally. The free online account is only available for up to 5 cameras. After that, to fully use the features, you'll pay. A subscription fee.

Yes you can add more cameras but there will be a charge . You can view up to 4 camera via cloud and free so b's rioting. If you add more than 4 cameras then you need to upgrade from free trial to full subscription in order to view and cover all the video.

I believe you can have five on the free plan and you can pay for a plan that offers up to 15 cameras. You would need a second base station if you want to watch more than 4 cameras at a the same time. I have 9 cameras on a single base station, but I only watch a few at a time when I'm checking them. I can have them all armed and looking for motion at the same time.

I believe you can have 5 on their free plan. You can also pay for a plan that allows up to 15 cameras, but I think you can only have 4 "active" cameras on a single base station, so if you anticipate more than four simultaneous motion events or if you want to watch more that 4 cameras at the same time, you will need to set up more than one base station. If not, I believe you can have up to 15 cameras linked with a single base station (I have 9). Note that the wireless cameras are the only Arlo cameras that use the base station. Arlo-Q and Q-Plus cameras connect directly to your wireless network without a base station.

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Answered by Huguenot 9 years ago
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Five is the max for the free storage. If you want to go beyond that you need upgrade to a higher storage with netgear.
Answered by bears77 9 years ago
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Yes. I believe up to ten on one base station. But they record to the cloud, not locally. The free online account is only available for up to 5 cameras. After that, to fully use the features, you'll pay. A subscription fee.
Answered by Bruce 9 years ago
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Yes you can add more cameras but there will be a charge . You can view up to 4 camera via cloud and free so b's rioting. If you add more than 4 cameras then you need to upgrade from free trial to full subscription in order to view and cover all the video.
Answered by rogerwilco357 9 years ago
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I believe you can have five on the free plan and you can pay for a plan that offers up to 15 cameras. You would need a second base station if you want to watch more than 4 cameras at a the same time. I have 9 cameras on a single base station, but I only watch a few at a time when I'm checking them. I can have them all armed and looking for motion at the same time.
Answered by AncientGeek 9 years ago
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I believe you can have 5 on their free plan. You can also pay for a plan that allows up to 15 cameras, but I think you can only have 4 "active" cameras on a single base station, so if you anticipate more than four simultaneous motion events or if you want to watch more that 4 cameras at the same time, you will need to set up more than one base station. If not, I believe you can have up to 15 cameras linked with a single base station (I have 9). Note that the wireless cameras are the only Arlo cameras that use the base station. Arlo-Q and Q-Plus cameras connect directly to your wireless network without a base station.
Answered by AncientGeek 9 years ago
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Yes up to 5
Answered by Dave 9 years ago
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Yes up to 5 per base station.
Answered by Dave 9 years ago
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