Arlo Home Security System with 5 Sensors(Large Kit)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Definitely not the easiest thing to install and required anchoring which led to some frustration. However, it seems to be working well and the chimes on the doors are now working properly after some minor adjustments. My favorite feature about this product is that you can create multiple pins for family members, friends etc. and control dates and times of when those pins are active. The only thing that I didn’t really like is that you need a subscription for emergency services. I would definitely recommend this product to others.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So far the system has been pretty good, installation was easy and setup was also easy. I will probably add onto the system and continue cultivating my alarm. Would definitely recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have always enjoyed Arlo brand but these things go next level. It is extremely easy to setup and the sensors are great. They can sense door opening, garage door tilting and even temperature. I am using them for my doors. They are very accurate and haven’t had any false positives yet. The pad is also nice as it can alarm. This thing can also reach out to emergency services which is cool but I am not using that feature. Very pleased with this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This home security system is simple to set up and doesn’t require professional monitoring unless you want it. Super useful, especially to provide peace of mind for a parent who wants to keep children safe away at college - especially when living in an apartment. What can I say? I’m sold.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's a simple, straightforward system that works with Arlo's cameras but doesn't require them. It also doesn't need to be professionally installed. I was able to set it all up in minutes myself. There was no drilling or hard-wiring involved, and the Arlo app walks you through the setup. Arlo's hub and sensors are white and clean-looking. I placed one of the sensors in a door frame primarily to sense the door opening and closing. I stuck the second one on a wall with the intent to sense motion. Setup was pretty easy with peel and stick. If you want to place one in a corner (typically a pretty good vantage point for a motion detector) you'll need to drill in the additional corner-mounting hardware that comes included in the box. You control your system through the Arlo Secure app, which lets you toggle between three separate arming modes; view camera feeds and clips; check the status of your multi-sensors; or craft automated rules for when the system should automatically arm itself. There are three different modes you can put the system in: Standby, Arm Home and Arm Away. In Standby mode, neither the motion sensor nor the door sensor is armed. You'll get a chirp letting you know when the door opens, but no alarm. In Arm Home mode, the door sensor is armed but the motion detector remains unarmed, meaning you won't trigger the system as you move about inside your home. In Arm Away mode, both the motion sensor and door sensor are armed. If the system is tripped, you'll get a notification on your phone, and the hub will beep for 60 seconds. You can cancel the alarm by punching your code into the hub, or by using the app. If you don't, you'll hear an ear-piercing panic alarm, and if you've subscribed to a monitoring plan, a response agent will work to contact the authorities on your behalf. Arlo's system also lets you set up widgets for each sensor within the app for easy access. You can set up widgets for each part of your security system, and you can set up automations to schedule when your system is armed and disarmed, too. Overall, this is a great addition to my existing Arlo cameras.