No. Arlo cameras can function without a subscription, offering live streaming, notifications, and basic features. A subscription is optional for cloud recording, advanced detection, and other premium security features.

Many Arlo cameras are wire-free and battery-powered. Some models also come in wired versions for continuous power.

Most Arlo cameras require Wi-Fi, but LTE-enabled models (like Arlo Go Series) can operate via 4G LTE in locations without internet access.

Yes. Most Arlo cameras are weather-resistant and designed for both indoor and outdoor use.

Battery life varies by model and usage. On average, Arlo batteries can last from a few weeks to several months depending on settings and activity levels.

Yes. Arlo cameras feature infrared night vision, and some models include color night vision with spotlight support.

Some Arlo models support local storage through a SmartHub or base station using a microSD card.

Yes. Arlo works with popular platforms like Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Apple HomeKit (select models), and IFTTT.

Installation is simple: mount the camera, connect it to power (if wired), sync it with the Arlo app, and customize your settings in minutes.

Most Arlo cameras support two-way audio, allowing you to listen and speak through the camera using the Arlo app.