Arlo Pro 2 Battery dying in less than 24 hours
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My battery is dying in less than 24 hours on all my arlo pro 2 cameras. I literally charged them last night to full charge and this morning they are at 40% and there was nothing being recorded overnight just 2 false recordings. I have not had any issues in past 2 months when I got the cameras this all started last week. Has anyone had an issue like this I dont want to return these if I can as they are quiet convinient.
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I guess you are viewing "live" for extended periods?
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Hi RChobby no actually I wasnt this was over night so no live viewing
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It's possible that it's the location. Bring the cameras close to the base overnight and see if that makes a significant difference. Also, be sure all firmware is up to date.
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Hi jguerdat actually one of the cameras is right next to the station, support chat is saying that it may be something with the connection so I will reset the station to see.
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