Home Security Cameras

Focus on entry points and high-traffic zones:

• Front and back doors
• Driveways and garages
• Yards and side paths

These areas give you the most visibility and deterrence.

Most homes are well-covered with 2–4 cameras, depending on layout, entry points, and blind spots. Larger properties or multi-level homes may need more for full coverage. Learn More

Yes—most Arlo cameras record audio. The only exception is the original Arlo Wire-Free model. Many newer models also include two-way audio, so you can listen and talk in real time.

Important features to help you feel secure in your space include motion detection, recording capability, smartphone notifications, high-quality resolution, and night vision capability. Arlo offers these features across all security cameras, with alerts available through Arlo Secure. If you need a camera for outdoor monitoring, ensure you choose a weather-resistant camera. All Arlo cameras are weather-resistant apart from the Essential Indoor 3rd Gen and Pan-Tilt Camera.

Costs vary widely depending on features and quantity of cameras needed. The average cost of wireless security cameras ranges from $125-$450. Arlo wireless security cameras fit into the low and middle section of this range. For shoppers on a budget, the Arlo Essential 3rd Gen Camera starts at $99.99 and offers 1080p video quality with outdoor durability. The Ultra 3rd Gen Camera offers higher 4K video quality and an ultra-wide field of view starting at $249.99.

Resolution and video quality is very important to ensure clear footage of your space. All Arlo cameras offer 1080p resolution or higher like the Arlo Pro 6th Gen. The Ultra 3rd Gen camera provides ultimate resolution at 4K. Looking for more details? Check out our article for an overview of the importance of security camera resolution.

Yes—wireless cameras are quick and DIY-friendly. Mount them where you need coverage or place them on a flat surface like a shelf. Setup takes minutes, and you can easily adjust the angle once installed.