Customer Ratings & Reviews

Read the small print. You must get an Arlo Smart subscription if you want your video recordings.

The door bell has a really really bad design and I can't even mount it on the wall of my front door.

I read a lot of reviews about this doorbell, as well as others, and decided that this one seemed acceptable in meeting my needs and wouldn’t break the bank. I can validate this this is a quality doorbell with awesome video quality and clear audio! It really does capture the full length of a person at the door, which is great since I don’t have a significant size porch and walkway area. The zones are pretty accurate as the zone that is set does not respond to big vehicles over top of my gate, only people on my side. There is a slight lag to the doorbell response time, but nothing more than about 3 secs or so. I’m really impressed and satisfied with my Arlo!

It was super easy to install, but the UX of this device, along with the app, is not user-friendly.

Changed internet providers and it will not connect to the new network. And I can’t return it it.

Purchased the Arlo door bell to complement the PRO 2 cameras. At the moment the door bell is connected to the internet and not the bridge. Installation was fairly easy, and only took no more than half of an hour. Set up was straightforward without issues. I’m currently testing the 3 month free trial on the extended video recording. The video quality on live view and recordings is great. The motion detection also works really good and notifications are delivered instantly. The part I liked the most is when someone press the doorbell the notification starts to ring within less than a second! Overall very satisfied with this purchase. I’ll have to see about longevity since I only have it for three weeks.

Constantly losing connection and I have a strong signal

You can check out their support forum. There are ton of issues with this doorbell or another Arlo cameras system.

Don’t buy guys. It is scrap doorbell, also it has a real bad customer services from the Arlo company

Will cost you an expensive monthly subscription. Camera not that great if door faces sunlight.

Picture quality is low and when pushed the bell doesn't ring like it did.

does not connect well with rest of arlo cameras and library I would not recommend getting this Video Doorbell

I tried the Eufy video doorbell first because it doesn't have storage fees. Although it had a nice picture the motion detector did not detect further than 5-6 feet. I returned it promptly and bought the Arlo for much cheaper. I'm in the free trial period of storage for 3 months right now but I believe it is $2.99 per month after that. I'm very happy with this video doorbell. Installing was easy to existing wires and the motion detector is much better. You can see people approaching the door and their behinds as they are leaving. There is a second or two delay between the video picture and the live picture but that is not too bad. I would recommend the Arlo to anyone at this price.

Didn't connect for me so I don't know if it works.if the product work maybe my review would of been better.

I have Arlo cameras already and use the Arlo app every day. We use one camera inside, one outside, and now the new doorbell. I can monitor all from one spot. Note this is a WIRED doorbell. Follow the simple instructions carefully and make sure your wiring is done correctly. It takes about 20 minutes to install. It works just like other high quality smart doorbell brands, but in my experience Arlo has better picture quality and the night vision is spot on. Motion detector, alerts, notifications, and face recognition is easy to configured. This I highly recommend this and the Arlo family of products for high quality smart camera capabilities.

Can’t seem to get it to work. Have called support but still will not work. May have to return it.

Keeps disconnecting and now it has quit responding altogether

Really wish it would sync with my home kit. Not a fan.

Now required to PAY to ship it back to Arlo for replacement. After 2 months! Unacceptable.

After opening the box and looking through the components that were included, it seemed pretty straight forward. The folded booklet instructs you to download the Arlo application from the appropriate app store for detailed instructions. In total, this took me about 30 minutes to install and it was pretty smooth overall. It walks you through creating your account on the app and via their website. Once done, you are able to add your doorbell. I was impressed with the step-by-step instructions. Each page matched exactly the physical steps that I needed to complete which made this installation something I feel anyone could walk through regardless of their knowledge of electrical wiring or the existing doorbell mechanics. Once at the end of the physical steps, you are then prompted to get it set up on your network and communicating to your mobile devices using a QR code on your phone’s screen and an audible chime once the camera acknowledges it. The app has all of what you would expect as far as settings go. Turning off the sounds, configuring a geofence, setting a zone for the camera to focus on in order to avoid false alarms, and setting up additional users by sending invites to their email addresses. I set my wife up within just a couple of minutes and now we both have the ability to manipulate the settings. The video quality is excellent with vibrant colors during the day and clear night time video with the infrared light on the doorbell. There is 2-way communication so you can chat with your visitor whether in the house or out and about. Out of the box, it comes with a 3-month trial of the full offering of video storage, e911, and friend calling. So far so good. I would recommend this doorbell to those interested in upgrading from the old style so many of us grew up with.