A:AnswerIn a manner of speaking. The Arlo has a magnet in the back, and it comes with a hemispherical metal thing that you mount to the wall, and it sticks, and I mean STICKS to it. But I have purchased the outdoor mounts for all 3 of mine.
A:AnswerIt comes with a cord so you can plug it in yeah. You can either charge the battery that way or take the battery out and just run off the wall outlet. The cord is white and about 6ft long.
A:AnswerYes it has a usb and wall plug adapter but in my opinion it charged faster with usb looking at the device battery app
That you download for free and it only came with one battery
A:AnswerYes I believe it has the magnet mount in the package
But I buy the longer outdoor pole mount cause it screws into the camera and has better security in my opinion in outdoor use cause the magnetic mount you just pull the camera off when removing instead of unscrewing it
A:AnswerDepends on how good your WiFi signal is from base, I have mine about maybe 35 ft away and above the garage and base with router is in my living room. Would suggest if going far distant try to keep cameras plugged in save battery life.
A:AnswerThe best area for motion detection is 5 to 20 feet (1.5 to 6 meters) from the camera position. You can position your camera a maximum of 300 feet (90 meters) from the base station. This applies to both Arlo Pro & Arlo Pro 2 cameras. For more details see: https://kb.arlo.com/1015583. ^KN
A:AnswerYou should have all three lights on "green" on the base unit. I've had the same problem and had to update firmware had do a hard reset on the base unit.
A:AnswerCheck your internet connection. If you already have Arlo cameras for your home, sometimes it takes awhile to connect the additional camera. It’ll connect, it’s an Arlo after all! If it still doesn’t connect, contact Arlo customer service for assistance.
A:AnswerIt will have a glare IF you turn the night mode LED on. This feature creates a red LED ring of light to increase lumens in the area of the camera. If you turn this feature off there will not be a glare, but the brightness of the area being monitored will be slightly lower.
