🌦️ ALERTCAM 25Ft/7.5m Weatherproof Outdoor Power Cable for Arlo Pro and Arlo Pro 2 - Black, with Quick Charge 3.0 Power Adapter Charger for Continuous Camera Charging Review

This cable initially worked well, however the connection to the camera interface was a bit fiddly. Unfortunately it took about 6 months for the end of the cable to corrode. In its defense, the humid South Florida air brutalizes outdoor electronics.

Works as advertised on my Arlo Pro cameras. At first I noticed it wasn't loading, but that was because I hadn't inserted it deep enough. Although I thought it was seated correctly and looked correct, you actually have to push it in with some force until you can almost feel a click. So if yours isn't charging, you can try this. Would buy again.

The cable stopped charging for no apparent reason. I had to turn it off and on a few times before it worked again. They're difficult to connect to an Arlo camera, and the design doesn't allow you to place the camera on a flat surface unless you have something underneath the camera to attach the power cord. Very disappointed, especially the price.

ALERTCAM Outdoor Quick Charge 3.0 Weatherproof Adapter for Arlo Pro and Arlo Pro 2 25ft/7.5m and I love everything about it as it keeps your batteries constantly charged and you saves time and effort. load! So I wholeheartedly recommend this weatherproof outdoor fast charging cable to keep your Arlo Pro and Arlo Pro 2 cameras fully charged!

Great cable overall. However, it is intended for use with Arlo Outdoor cameras. The main issue here is that the micro USB head is much longer than it should be, and this poses a problem when using the standard Arlo external camera mount. If it weren't advertised as an "outdoor" cable, that would be fine, but this thing that struggles with the main outdoor solution is no good.

Again, the low profile USB power cable fits through a closed window and still provides a good seal. Instead of running expensive pass-through cabling to power the cameras, I can now charge them at home – note that I don't leave them permanently connected to the internal network; I can drain the charge and then plug it back in when it gets low. The alternatives were expensive cables or expensive solar panels. For less than the cost of a solar attachment, I powered all my cameras!