🌞 Highly Efficient iTODOS IP65 Solar Panel for Arlo Pro and Arlo Pro 2 – 2 Pack, Includes Switch Control and 11ft USB Cable (Silver) Review

Includes everything you need to attach and fix the cable. The cable was long enough to place the solar charger where needed. Started charging the Arlo camera right away. Such a relief to have these cameras running live whenever I want and not have to keep charging the batteries.

Received them today, installed, everything works fine. Charging cameras Arlo. At first one of the cameras gave us an error when charging, but I think that was because it was at 3% and the solar panel had to charge its own battery first. I charged the camera halfway with the internal charger. Everything works great now! I wish I had bought earlier

Northern Michigan winter should test it. Very thin aluminum to attach the bracket. The bracket comes off easily. Maybe they should put a small drop of locktite on the screw. Make sure the switch is on. Longevity can be questionable. we will see in the spring. The small anemic screws that come with the surface mount are rubbish. Very easy to take off. Position them and use strong stainless steel screws.

I have 2 Arlo Pros and tried another brand first but they never charged my cameras. They work so well with iTODOS that by lunchtime I had them set up, my cameras were running from 0-50% battery and were fully charged by the end of the day. Since then, the cameras have been 100% charged no matter how many motion detection or high video quality settings I have enabled. Built-in batteries (in the panel) also help on cloudy days. I love it and highly recommend!

Recently changed camera settings to provide 24/7 alerting for outdoor security/coverage. Obviously this will drain the batteries quickly. I have these panels and they charge while the sun is out! I don't have to go up and down stairs anymore :) *Note* I had some trouble loading the cameras at first. I suspect the panels themselves need some charging and it helps if you charge your camera's battery past 90%. then the cameras seem to play well with the panels.

I live in California and the sun shines an average of 260 sunny days a year. I installed these solar panels on the roof and connected them to two Arlo cameras in July 2020. Eight months later, I no longer needed the ladder I had climbed to lower and raise the batteries for charging. Removing the camera was a simple task. The most offensive thing was to put the camera back. I also had to play around with the labeling to get the camera in the right place. Thanks to solar panels, I don't miss…

Doesn't work. I bought a set of 3 and a set of 2. Arlo will recognize these panels, but will occasionally indicate that they are charging. but none of the 4 cameras held a charge for 10 days. The whole reason I bought it was because I was hoping the solar panels would last at least two weeks on a charge. such a failure. so disappointing. I don't understand why this product is rated so highly. I live in sunny California and installed the device on the roof. and it's the height of summer when the

These solar chargers work like clockwork. I've always hated climbing my ladder to get around the house to take out and charge batteries, especially in high traffic areas where this was a weekly chore. I decided to give it a try and my only regret is that I didn't buy it sooner. My batteries in my Arlo cameras stay fully charged and I don't think they've dropped below full charge yet. Installation is very simple, only a ladder and a drill are required. A great investment so far! It's worth…

**This rating is based on two weeks of use. I will update it if anything changes in the future. ** I used another brand of solar panels for my Arlo cameras and they throw them a mile out of the water. The panels have a solid construction and are very durable. The mounts are also solid and feature nice metal hardware. I also like the included nail clips, which are convenient for routing cables between the panel and the camera. The instructions were obviously written by a non-English speaker, but