Arlo Power Cables 10FT and Charger: Weatherproof Indoor/Outdoor Solution for Arlo Pro, Pro 2 & Go Cameras Review

This is what Arlo needs to do. Good cable that fits very well and seals well. It's also flat so it's easy to hide. So far everything works great and the price is great

If you have bought these cables in the past, you know that plugging micro USB into Arlo cameras is difficult. But this fork seems built for the job. Respect for the right understanding!

Glad I found this cable as my baby monitor has stopped working. I couldn't find the original, it was sold out, but this one works better. The one that came with the camera broke after a year of use. I can only recommend this.

Charges well but after a few months it keeps fading and doesn't charge accidentally. This is the fourth I've bought since August or September (two cameras set up with them). I wish I didn't have to constantly replace this product.

This cable is just what we needed to power our outdoor camera. It was longer than we needed so there was enough room to put the camera where we wanted. The first time we bought a shorter cable and were unhappy that the camera might be limited, but this 30ft cable did the trick.

I bought Arlo cameras thinking they would last 3 to 6 months but I only received 3 to 6 days! So I ordered these cables to power the cameras in the attic via an extension cord. As it turns out, Arlo cameras just aren't for me, but that's not these people's fault. Great product and delivery!

Run this cable under an outdoor canopy to provide constant power to Arlo's main camera above the porch. In my case, the wire is not directly exposed to the sun, rain or snow, but mostly frost/heat. I hope he continues to survive the elements. So far so good after a month of use. The wire is also flat which helps with wiring/clean installation. In addition, the connections and the overall quality are very good.

I need this cable to be able to use all the functions of my Arlo Pro2 cameras. My camera is mounted on a pole so a cable runs on the outside of the pole and connects to the camera which is on the bracket. It is currently connected to an extension cord and is lying on the floor. I bought a cable protector from Lowes to keep moisture out of the connection between the power strip and the USB power module. We had heavy rain and everything works great. The connector on this cable that plugs into the

Revain has a range of different power cords and chargers for indoor and outdoor use. I've probably skimmed most of them and looked at the reviews. There seems to be some confusion as to what is actually required to power and charge Arlo cameras. I found this on the Arlo website support forum (I hope you never have to look up support information): The camera requires two different voltages, a lower voltage for the camera and a higher voltage to charge the battery. Also, the camera needs a…