Arlo Pro 2 Review: Testing Arlo Pro vs Arlo Pro 2 | Summary and Q&A

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December 8, 2017

Arlo Pro 2 Review: Testing Arlo Pro vs Arlo Pro 2

TL;DR

The Arlo Pro 2 offers 1080p resolution, 3-second look-back, continuous video recording, and zone detection, but requires continuous power supply.

🎮 The Arlo Pro 2 offers significant improvements in video quality and additional features compared to its predecessor.
👻 The 3-second look-back feature allows users to capture any missed action.
🎥 Continuous video recording is available with a subscription, but the camera must be plugged in.
✊ Zone detection helps reduce false motion alerts but requires the camera to be connected to power.
✊ The outdoor power cord for the Arlo Pro 2 is not yet available, posing a hurdle for using all its features.
🫵 The 1080p resolution and wider viewing angle of the Arlo Pro 2 provide better image clarity compared to the Arlo Pro.
🌃 The night vision on the Arlo Pro 2 is brighter than its predecessor.

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The Arlo Pro 2 offers 1080p resolution, 3-second look-back, continuous video recording, and zone detection, while the Arlo Pro lacks these features.

Yes, the original Arlo Pro's base station is compatible with the Arlo Pro 2.

Yes, when connected to a USB, the Arlo Pro 2 has offline video storage.

The Arlo Pro 2 requires continuous power supply, which may be inconvenient for some users.

The Arlo Pro 2 is the second generation of the Arlo Pro, offering improvements such as 1080p resolution, 3-second look-back, continuous video recording, and zone detection.
The base station for the Arlo Pro 2 is the same as its predecessor, but it comes with a louder siren and offline video storage when connected to a USB.
The only drawback is the need for continuous power supply, which may be addressed in the future with an outdoor power cord.