Arlo Q – A camera competing with Nest Cam by Netgear

Arlo Q is a new health home automation camera from Netgear that intends to gain market share in the now very famous Nest Cam from Google.

Arlo Q isn’t really the first smart health connected camera to compete with Nest Cam. The Logitech Circle or the Samsung SmartCam are also in the running. But the Netgear company has decided to stand out by offering seven days of cloud storage of videos shot at health home. For comparison, Logitech offers 24 hours of cloud-free recording. Nest currently does not offer ehealth recording without a subscription.

Beyond that, Arlo Q records 1080p ehealth and has two-way audio functionality accessible through the smartphone app. Soon available, the camera will be offered at around $ 220. As a reminder, this small smart health connected camera is not the first offered by Netgear. Remember, I introduced you to the Arlo camera a few months ago. Quickly, it captured 20 percent of the market in the United States. While Arlo performed better outdoors, the goal of Arlo Q is to be used indoors. With a large field of view at 130 degrees, a 4 megapixel sensor, night vision and notifications, you will also be able to define activity zones to personalize these notifications.

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If you need more than seven days (1 GB) of recording your ehealth history, you can subscribe up to 30 days (10 GB) for $ 10 a month or $ 100 a year. You can also subscribe up to 60 days (100 GB) for $ 15 a month or $ 150 a year. Small detail that matters, Arlo only records ehealth when there is movement. For a continuous recording, you will also have to subscribe to a subscription of 10 dollars per month for a camera (plus 5 dollars for each additional device).

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