Considering Arlo...reconsider.

Doesn’t require running wires, but does require CONSTANT maintenance. Batteries require frequent replacement or recharging and if they are mounted in a place which requires a ladder to access, this a nuisance, or more importantly, what if you are on vacation? Cameras constantly go offline requiring unplugging the base and restarting...what if you are away from home on vacation or a business trip? Cameras constantly drop offline, but can then be reconnected by opening the battery compartment and rotating batteries. Again, if camera requires a ladder to access, is problematic, or if you are gone, requires hiring someone to maintain system. Overall, sounds good, but not a practical way to go. Thumbs down. I have 8 cameras, 5 of which can only be accessed by ladder. I spend more time on a ladder than I care to admit. I have also had several cameras fail after their warranty. Much to Netgear’s credit, they replaced the cameras.

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