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Just replaced 2 of my 4 Arlo Pro cameras with the Pro 2. Couple of observations
1) Motion sensor set at 100 and it is not as sensitive as the Pro. The Pro was so sensitive that I had to dial it down. With Pro I it was able to trigger the camera each time a car passed my house. With the Pro 2 you have to drive on my drive way before it triggers. This is an isse for my application since I am unable to get it to trigger at my mailbox at the end of my driveway like the original Pro was able to do.
2) Night Vision is not as clear as the original Pro
3) While positioning the camera it went offline. Could not figure out how to get it online other than taking the battery out and putting it back in and re-synced.
Seems 2 out of the 3 ar reported issues. I wonder if anyone is having an issue with the motion detection. I have a 45 day return window... if there is no firmware to resolve by then I will be taking it back.
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The new firmware downloaded when I took it out of the box last week, no farther updates posted. My issue is not dropping but the very poor night vision. Took this one down and put back up the P1. If no fix in the next few days will return to Amazon until the issue is addressed. Not spending 213$ for a lesser product.
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@Tjmcguiretx +1 Netgear is moving like molasses to address all the issues. With so many Im guessing they dont know where to start.....
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How could you release with worse night vision? The day us great, but night is when most crap happens. Caught 2 guys outside my wife’s car with very clear image in the P1, the P2 would not have produced that image.
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For the best experience with the Night Vision feature make sure that no walls, tables, or other objects are too close to your camera. If any objects is within 2.5 inches (6.4 cm) of the sides or front of your camera, it can reflect IR back into the camera lens and cause glare or hazy video, especially at night. Be sure to reference the following article for best positioning tips: How do I position my Arlo Pro 2 camera?
The engineering team is still actively investigating other night vision issues being reported. We will provide updates on these as soon as more information is available.
JamesC
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James,
Good to hear that R&D is still investigating because none of my cameras were within 2.5 inches of walls...
Rick
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I actually have real sympathy for James, he had to deliver that very lame message
Only wish Netgear would grow a pair and give us something real rather than post up your boy to take one for the team company
Sorry James, I know you are only doing what you have been told to do
Another frustrated "former" customer. I returned 5-AP1s to buy 5-AP2s, returned them and can't decide what to do now
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Actually that was most certainly not addressed to JamesC, it’s directed to Netgear and its Arlo crew who makes use of messengers stalling for solutions and completely denying existence of well known product faults.
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Lame message indeed. The ones paying all this money for a security camera system are the loyal customers who have put their faith in Netgear and trusted them with their homes and families and to be toyed with in regards to something like that, at this price point is not ok. Losing a loyal customer normally means you lost them for life....Ring may charge for their services but at least they work and do what they are advertised to do for the most part. So its time to look into alternatives.
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Paul_FCCL wrote:Actually that was most certainly not addressed to JamesC, it’s directed to Netgear and its Arlo crew who makes use of messengers stalling for solutions and completely denying existence of well known product faults.
Glad it's not just me that see's this.
Companies like Netgear beleive they are beyond reproach because they've gotten so big, they arrogance is at such a level that the customer doesn't matter anymore, and it hasn't done for a long time. You would think that the amount of review websites that report a 1/10, 2/10 service rating that are around they would actually try to do something rather than continue to placate customers with nonsense. Sadly I believe the problems and attitude are more ingrained from the top down at CEO level.
I read that response yesterday and I don't actually think it can even be constituted as a response at all, just a bunch of words to distract from the real issues in that nothing is being done or progressed, or that the problem is so inherrent it would involve admitting to an actual fault or potential hardware recall.
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Sad indeed. I agree it starts from top level management. If it involves politics and backward thinking then this is what we all get very dis-organize.. You all think Arlo/Netgear is working a resolution about this night vision.. They're not.. To them, there's nothing wrong with AP2's night vision.. Instead, they're coming out with Security lights to solve that problem and of course you pay for it.. I could be wrong but it looks like it..
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Any fix in sight for the night vision issues?
Have the disconnected issues been fixed yet?
I really want to purchase again
Thanks in advance
Rick
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No and No. Everything remains the same for me. An inferior product to the Arlo Pro 1 in almost every way. Has better day time video but thats it, and doesnt benefit me if I have to climb a ladder every month to change batteries on several cameras, and the night vision still pretty useless.
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I’d encourage folks to not just post here. Instead post/comment/tell the tech world out there CNET, ZDNET, etc. amongst all these people, there must be folks who have contacts in these tech review circles.
Remember. Folks on his board have already paid for Arlo products. netgear has your money. Once the reviewers pick this up and include it as a warning to FUTURE customers, you’ll see Netgear take this seriously.
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@Johnny290 Thats pretty bad, and you even have plenty of light out there. Theres no reason that picture should look so hazy and grainy. Mines is even worse because my backyard does not have any light even though it shouldnt be an excuse because my arlo Pro 1 looked almost as good as the daytime quality with the same exact conditions.
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A shame. I wanted to get my parents an updated system. I'm sure as heck not giving old people buggy tech. I'll keep looking.
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I'm almost 68. Does that qualify as old? Working fine here although there are differences.
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Does turning up the brightness to 100% help with the night vision? I have the AP1 and thats what I do to get better viewability. IMO if that doesnt work and it seems there is no remedy forthcoming (just like the outdoor AC adapter and IFTT issues) then file a complaint with the BBB.
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