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My first arlo cam the battery level was down to 30% and for some reason it went up to 80% now, what happend? it was my first cam that I was testing and messing around with. It's been about 3 months since I set it up.

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A firmware update can cause this as well as a base station reboot. The theory is that the battery level gets reset with what amounts to a reboot of something (a firmware update will reboot the device it was installed in).

I just bought some arlos batteries about 3 weeks ago and it's already dead what should I do? Any suggestions

Tell us more. What cameras? What's the physical setup? How many total minutes of live view and recording per camera? What are the WiFi indicators showing?

A firmware update might help.

tcampbell425800 wrote:
I just bought some arlos batteries about 3 weeks ago and it's already dead what should I do? Any suggestions

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