Netgear VMS3330C-100NAS Arlo Security System/3 HD Wire-Free Cameras

I bought theses to add to existing system they work just as good as the arlo pro we already have. Clear pictures and exceptional audio. We had no problems connecting to the other system, I was a little worried because the box said net gear and I thought they might have trouble. It was cheaper than buying single extra cameras.

I purchased the Arlo security system because I wanted cameras with HD and were wireless. The cameras and system were so easy to install and it was fun programming each camera. The system can handle up to 5 cameras and so in the near future, I will be purchasing another 3 camera system since each camera costs approx. $175.00 each. There was a learning curve on how to schedule when the cameras should detect motion and start recording the video. After some trial and error, I was able to figure out how to accomplish the schedule. I would definitely recommend this security system.

I bought this system after a neighbor's house was broken into in broad daylight. The three wireless cameras offer better clarity than I expected. It could not be any easier to use or customize. It took only two hours from opening the box...activating system & positioning cameras...to monitoring on my iPhone.

It does everything I need it to do. The night vision is awesome and can see clearly. I use it to keep an eye at home when I’m not present and any movement I love that it advises me of it. Worth the buy, the only downfall is the batteries they are quite expensive but I guess that’s a small price to pay for peace of mind.

I have the Arlo pro camera and decided to add Arlo HD to my security system. I like the cameras except for the fact that you can’t put rechargeable batteries in them according to the Arlo paperwork. Other than that I am very satisfied especially for the price

Pros: wireless, small, good picture quality, easy viewing remotely on phone app, server stores clips free for 7 days Cons: no sound, motion activation issues Motion activation generally does not kick in unless something traverses from left to right across the camera's view (if you have it at your front door and someone walks up to the camera and then back away it mostly will not recognize it-if they go in the door it probably will recognize the motion)

We really like the system. It was very easy to setup from start to finish. Good clear video both night and day. The only negative for us was the motion sensitivity. I wish it could identify motion a little further away. Other then that, it is a great system.

Few problems: 1). Motion detection is too weak. It can only detect if you are very close, probably 2 or 3 feet. Over this, it is almost useless. 2). There is no sound. Can not communicate directly. 3). There are special batteries. Could be costly to replace them.

Day time record like a dream....but night time you cant see a thing which surprises me because its suppose to be night vision. Also there is not much space to record freely...If I had to choose whats the worst thing about this product it would be the night vision....Please fix that soon!

Already have this system and its "ok" for the price, plus I like the fact you don't need to run wires or need an AC power source for each camera, and wanted to add 3 more cameras to our current 3 camera system. Since the cameras usually cost $150 each, buying another complete system w/ 3 camera's for $300 only made sense. Once home only two more cameras would pair with our current Arlo system. When trying to pair the 6th I found out only 5 cameras are supported by the Arlo "free" service, more then that and I needed to pay $99 a year. I tried using the 5 cameras for a few days and apparently the modem can't handle the extra cameras as 1 was constantly "offline" and the other intermittent. Would have to climb up, remove and re-install batteries to get them back up (which only last less then 16 hours, then I had to do it all over again) Packing them up and taking them back!!! Still have the original system and since we've had it 6 months we're stuck with it. Again it's an "ok" system but the recording starts 5-6 seconds too late and you catch the back of people coming and going. Not the greatest if someone were to break in and you're trying to ID them. We'll be looking into the Nest and other systems even if it means hardwiring them. That's too bad because I like the concept that Arlo has, just needs to work out the kinks.