Arlo’s range of wire-free Security cameras has been expanded with the new Arlo Essential XL Spotlight Camera which offers the benefits of the Essential Series devices, with a larger battery for potentially year-long battery life.
Featuring 1080p HD Video, along with the ability to chat via your phone through the phone to anyone in front of the camera using two-way audio.
All of that, without any wires, just a battery in the device, connected directly to your WiFi network, with no Arlo base-station required.
At just $279 the Arlo Essential XL Spotlight Camera becomes one of the most affordable and simple ways to add a camera to the front, back or inside of your home with simple instructions right out of the box – no professional installation required.
Brad Little from Arlo says “Our feature-packed Essential Series offers wire-free cameras that are as easy to install as they are affordable, providing families with a range of features so they can choose the solution that’s right for their home.”
“The Essential XL Spotlight camera highlights the collection, enabling continuous security and peace of mind with extended battery life. Perfect for installing in hard to access or busy locations, the Essential XL Spotlight camera offers homeowners up to 12 months of battery on a single charge for added convenience. Whether it’s serving as a standalone solution or complementing an existing Arlo ecosystem*.”
Features of the Arlo Essential XL Spotlight Camera include:
For users of an existing Arlo system, the Essential XL spotlight can be added to a compatible SmartHub.
More importantly, owners of this Essentially XL spotlight camera can add a more comprehensive smart camera solution from Arlo without much fuss. The Essential Series is a gateway to a larger security system for your home.
The Essential XL Spotlight Camera from Arlo goes on sale in November.
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