Save More than 50% on Arlo Pro 5S 2K Spotlight Cameras

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You could be in the middle of dinner, taking a shower, or on an important work call. In any case, you can’t (or don’t want to) get up to see who is at the door or possibly lurking around your home. But you can stay seated (or standing if in the shower) and find out who’s at your door or in the vicinity with the Arlo Pro 5S 2K Spotlight Cameras, currently as much as 56% off.

Available in sets of one to five security cameras, you can place them anywhere you want, outside or inside! You can keep an eye on your front door, your back door, the garage, and the baby’s room. Everyone and everything will be safe under your watch while you continue to sit in your chair.

Arlo Pro 5s Cameras

The Arlo Pro 5S 2K Spotlight Cameras have 2K HDR quality, allowing you to get sharper details with 2K HDR video and zoom. You can zoom up to 12 times on any image, allowing you to see the license plate of the car that drove by. With HDR, you see the brightest whites and the darkest blacks.

Don’t worry about not being able to see anything at night. It has color night vision, a large 160º field of view, an integrated spotlight, and a siren. The Arlo Secure app provides real-time notifications with motion activation and live video streaming. You truly can stay seated and watch everything going on outside. You can even activate the siren remotely if you see something.

This camera system does so much for you that you don’t even need to do much setup. There’s support for Dual-Band Wi-Fi: both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz. In other words, it will work with your system. The Arlo Secure plan (required) allows you to share and store video for up to 60 days. It also provides person and vehicle recognition.

You’ll get everything you need in the box. Along with the cameras, you’ll also get four rechargeable batteries, three short wall mounts, three wall mount screw kits, and one magnetic charging cable.

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Get a 56% discount and pay just $199.99 for three cameras. If you don’t need that many cameras, consider paying $89.99 for one or $169.99 for two. You can also get more, with four cameras costing $229.99 or five going for $449.99.

Arlo Pro 5S 2K Spotlight Cameras

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