Arlo Pro 6 Security Camera - 2 Camera Pack

The Arlo Pro 6 has a detection distance of up to 7.5 meters (25 feet) for various elements like people, vehicles, and animals.

Basic functionality like live viewing and motion alerts are available without a subscription. However, advanced AI features such as fire detection, package detection, and extended cloud recording history require an Arlo Secure subscription (sold separately).

Battery life varies depending on usage, settings, and environmental factors. Fast USB-C charging and improved battery technology offer extended use between charges. An optional removable battery can provide continuous power.

Yes, you can view the live feed and recorded clips remotely through the Arlo mobile app on your smartphone or tablet, provided the camera is connected to your Wi-Fi network and your mobile device has internet access.

Black and white night vision uses infrared to see in the dark, showing a monochromatic image. Colour Night Vision, featured on the Arlo Pro 6, uses ambient light to provide a full-colour image, offering better detail and identification of colours (like clothing) in low-light conditions.

Yes, the Arlo Pro 6 is built for outdoor use with a weatherproof design (IP65 rated). It is designed to withstand various weather conditions.

Yes, the Arlo Pro 6 is compatible with virtual assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, allowing for integration into your smart home setup.

Ensure your Wi-Fi network is operational. Restart your router and the Arlo camera. Check that the camera is within the router's range and that you are using the correct Wi-Fi password. Verify your network is 2.4GHz or 5GHz compatible as per Arlo's requirements.

Check your internet connection speed. Reduce the video quality setting in the Arlo app if your bandwidth is limited. Ensure the camera has a strong Wi-Fi signal. Move the camera closer to your router or consider a Wi-Fi extender.

Verify that motion detection is enabled in the Arlo app settings for the specific camera. Adjust the motion detection sensitivity and zones. Ensure the camera's lens is clean and unobstructed. Check for any active subscriptions required for advanced detection features.

Check if the camera is powered on and has a charged battery. Verify your Wi-Fi network is working. Restart the camera and your router. If the issue persists, try re-adding the camera to your Arlo account.

Ensure the spotlight and siren features are enabled in the Arlo app settings. Check the camera's battery level, as these features consume more power. Test them individually to isolate the issue. Restart the camera.