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Have seen a deal on Arlo for Pro 3 camera including a VMB hub VMB 4540 . Need expert opinion which hub is best VMB5000 or the VMB 4540 for not real smart user lol. Looking to add Arlo 3 to Arlo pro 2 and plain Arlo camera I have.
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@ShayneS wrote:
The only major difference between these Smart Hubs is the VMB5000 uses a
WiFi frequency of 2.4 GHz/5GHz vs just 2.4GHz & Local storage utilizes a micro SD card vs USB
You can find more info here: What is the difference between each Arlo SmartHub and base station?
In practice the 5 ghz band isn't very useful, unless the cameras are very close to the base. So the only difference that would really matter is using a microSD for local storage (instead of a USB thumb drive or hard drive). The microSD is a bit tidier, the USB slot is a bit more versatile.
I'd suggest going with the one the costs less (generally the VMB4540).
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Hi @Nanlee
The only major difference between these Smart Hubs is the VMB5000 uses a
WiFi frequency of 2.4 GHz/5GHz vs just 2.4GHz & Local storage utilizes a micro SD card vs USB
You can find more info here: What is the difference between each Arlo SmartHub and base station?
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@ShayneS wrote:
The only major difference between these Smart Hubs is the VMB5000 uses a
WiFi frequency of 2.4 GHz/5GHz vs just 2.4GHz & Local storage utilizes a micro SD card vs USB
You can find more info here: What is the difference between each Arlo SmartHub and base station?
In practice the 5 ghz band isn't very useful, unless the cameras are very close to the base. So the only difference that would really matter is using a microSD for local storage (instead of a USB thumb drive or hard drive). The microSD is a bit tidier, the USB slot is a bit more versatile.
I'd suggest going with the one the costs less (generally the VMB4540).
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