What kind of batteries are they using and wat is the cost from them , and how easy or difficult are they to replace ? null

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Zhouse1 · Accepted Answer

Batteries are cr123. They are expensive at $9 for 2. I have seen better prices for multi packs and may gonthis route or rechargeable.

OSUBuckNutz · Answer

Each camera requires 4 batteries. They are CR123 batteries and they're very expensive at $1.50 - $2.50 each. NetGear claims batteries last 4-6 months but this is not true. Expect less than 2 months on the battery life.

Answered by OSUBuckNutz 9 years ago

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fatcat · Answer

batteries are lithium, and last 6 mos. they are easy to replace, but you have to readjust the cameras afterwords. the recording on these are sporadic at best. They did not work for me when I was robbed for 10k of product. this was why I bought this thing. then when we went on vacation, the thing wouldn't record at all on one camera. It sent the signal to camera A to record on camera B, even tho the motion was in camera A. they whole thing is micky mouse, a waste of money

Answered by fatcat 9 years ago

DefJeff · Answer

Each Arlo camera uses 4 CR123 Lithium Batteries. You can get a pack of 2 for $14.99 at Best Buy. They are easy to replace

Odumonarch1 · Answer

They are lithium batteries, pretty expensive I think an 8 pack is 30 dollars. Batteries will last one month or thereabouts based upon the way you set your system up. Very easy to replace.

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