Arlo has been busy since its parent company, Netgear, spun it off as a separate business in 2018, and the latest addition to its range of security cameras is the Arlo Pro 3.
This new model steps up from the 1080p video recording of the Arlo Pro 2 and now offers 2K resolution (2560x1440), as well as a number of other new features. You can buy the Pro 3 as a two-camera kit for £549.99, a three-camera bundle for £749.99, or get four cameras for £899.99. (Add-on single cameras are £279.99.) It’s fair to say then that the Arlo Pro 3 is not a cheap option.
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