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Save 40% on Arlo Security Cameras in last-minute Cyber Monday deal

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There are still some last-minute Cyber Monday deals out there with big discounts available on Arlo Security Cameras at Amazon right now. Thanks to Amazon Cyber Monday deals, you can still save up to 40% off some of the best known Arlo Security Cameras out there right now. Not sure if Arlo is for you? Check out our look at the best home security cameras out there right now which features Arlo cameras. Plus, we’ve also got plenty of other Cyber Monday home security camera deals rounded up for your delight too.

Arlo Essential Spotlight Camera — $100, was $130

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If you simply need one no-frills security camera to keep an eye on something outside of your home or property, the Arlo Essential Spotlight Camera is a great starting point. Ordinarily priced at $130, it’s down to just $100 at Amazon right now. For your money, you get 1080p video recording that’s able to capture a clear picture whether it’s day or night. That’s thanks to the camera’s integrated spotlight. In addition, you’ll receive notifications any time it spots someone, allowing you to hear and speak to visitors via two-way audio. It doesn’t require wires or even a hub, connecting directly to your Wi-Fi. Functionality with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple HomeKit makes it all the more useful.

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Arlo Pro 3 Floodlight Camera — $200, was $250

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For an even crisper picture, there’s the Arlo Pro 3 Floodlight Camera and it’s $50 off right now. It offers 2K HDR video with a wide viewing angle that offers clear imagery in night or day time situations. Again, there’s no need to hook up any wires and there’s no hub either so you just connect it up directly to your Wi-Fi. Motion-activated, it keeps an eye on what’s going on, sending you notifications if it spots any activity. It’s also possible to zoom in on objects up to 12x digitally to see details more clearly, plus you can illuminate your property with up to 2000 lumens of brightness if you so wish. Ideal if you live in a secluded area and need some extra protection at times.

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Arlo Pro 3 Spotlight Camera — $400, was $650

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With plenty of flexibility for a massive $250 off, you can buy the Arlo Pro 3 Spotlight Camera. The bundle offers three separate cameras so you can easily hook them up around your property, ensuring you can see from all angles. Up to a 160-degree view on each is possible so if you arrange them appropriately, you’re safely covered. Again, it’s all wire-free although you’ll need to use the bundled in hub this time around. With 2K video quality and HDR, you can see exactly what’s going on. The deal also includes three months of Arlo Smart with rolling 30-day cloud recordings so you always have backups.

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Arlo Ultra 2 Spotlight Camera — $500, was $600

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With a $100 reduction, you can buy the Arlo Ultra 2 Spotlight Camera pack. It offers two cameras that each provide footage at 4K quality, allowing you to see every tiny detail on images, even in the dark. It also has a wider viewing angle lens than the others with up to 180 degrees possible here with the addition of auto image correction reducing any fish eye effect. Finally, there’s improved range and connectivity too, although bear in mind you’ll need to use the included hub here.

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