I would love google nest however you cant get a power source everywhere I need a camera.

I was going to get Blink but then my wife said she was looking onto Ring. Im glad I watched this because Im now going with Arlo.

@@Smart_Robot_01 but it's not battery powered

I'm really happy that you liked it.

They don’t have wireless though right?

Thank you. The Eufy 2c Pro is a good choice.

In my opinion the best home security camera a person can get is the google nest cam. I had originally started with arlo hd , the one where all a person needs is an internet connection but I found that the camera did not live up to its claims of long battery life, in the first week it did, then it went down dramatically and I had to constantly recharge the battery in order to get the picture quality that I desired so I decided that having 2 of these cameras would just not be worth it because I had to constantly recharge my unit to get the settings I wanted. So I decided a cordless security cam was only good for backup purposes, like when the power goes out but you have to always make sure the batteries are at full charge otherwise it doesn’t work properly. After about 10 days of looking the market over to make sure I got the best security cam for the money I decided to give google nest a go because what’s the sense of having a security cam that isn’t recording everything 24/7/365 ? Google nest offers a plan that does exactly that, records everything 24/7/365 so I decided to give google nest a shot and I’m so glad I did, they are simple to set them too! Every time something gets in front of their sensors it gets recorded, I’m one of those ppl that likes to know whatever triggered the sensor, even a leaf falling, I wouldn’t doubt it if google nest covers that too, I’m telling anyone reading this, do yourself a favor and use your arlo cam’s as a backup option then go out and buy google nest, because it’s a way way way way way way better security camera system. So simple to use and imo the cam’s are nicer. I bought the $129 cam on sale for $100 while also still having an arlo (I had 4 days left on my return period to return it after my initial purchase) and it took me less than 20 hrs using it to determine it was the cam for me, so I re-boxed the arlo and returned it the very next day. We went back around two weeks later and bought another $129 google nest cam (both are the indoor nest cam) and for me it’s the perfect home security sys for what we need. It supports my needs, another person might need 10 google nest cameras to run their desired system, but two was all I needed for my needs. Hey trust me family that reads this comment: google nest cam is where it’s at. Imo this camera gets a perfect 10 rating. Get one, you won’t regret it. Like I said previously If you want you can keep the arlo system as a backup for when the power goes out, other than that it’s junk (imo it is) cheers. Happy Nesting! Here’s NOTE 1: if you have 100 google nest camera’s a single $12 monthly cost for 24/7/365 recording covers all 100 cameras! That’s a deal that can’t be beat! NOTE 2: (These cameras are in the front windows of my dwelling, I have one in the living room (outside the window in this room is the front yard) , and one in a bedroom that faces the front yard (these are my needs, another persons needs are theirs! I placed my cams behind the shades of each window to capture all the action taking place in the front of my dwelling and it works perfect for what I need! I can’t stress this point enough, theses cameras are the best on the market, hurry go buy some!) 😊💯😊💯😊💯😊💯😊💯😊💯😊💯😊💯😊💯😊💯😊💯

Good choice!

You’re not the first to mention this. I’ll work on another video showing the best of the best from my collection of cameras. :)

@@SteveDOES Thank you man. The Ultra is a pretty good camera that tends to not get the shine due to it's high price point but at the moment I can't find another battery powered camera that's on its level.

@@SteveDOES So, it's 7 months later. Did you do another video showing the best of the best?

Ditto!

I have Eufy and it has some of the same flaws. Like 5 second dead time before it will recognize the next event. I think that's crazy. Also seems to miss some events. I am seriously thinking about moving to wyze cam3 running in continously mode.

So i used the audio default levels in this video but when i watch this clips on my phone i can jack up the volume and hear them all better. Even the awful audio from Ring. =\

I agree. When he went 20ft I remember Eufy standing out as good and the blink as trash. lol

I find mine work fine . Perhaps not movie quality but if anyone's on my property i know about it and batteries last the two years as reported.

They really do make a good product.

Bit steep on the price though is that how much these cameras are because I'd like to get it but 200 bucks for one camera i cant afford that people can teal my fire wood lol

I basically live in a Eufy ecosystem and I can tell you the cameras I have last a long time based on how much movement is expected and what settings are chosen. The more the cameras record, the less battery life can be expected. I have both the Eufycam E and Eufycam 2C and I have a decent amount of foot traffic around them on a daily basis. In the two years I've had the cameras, I've only had to recharge them once, the Eufy wireless doorbell cam is a different story. Anyway, I have been very happy with my Eufy setup and even though the battery life is phenomenal -- imo -- I plan to purchase their solar panels so I won't have to worry about charging them again because it is a pain to have to take down each camera, charge it, then put it back up.

I was gonna write a big long review about the arlo .... but all you need to know is they aren't worth buying Longevity sucks you have a real luck of the draw on these cameras Audio is still poor and does stop working

What did u get that is better. ????

@@hotjesssica954 I went with a Eufy ecosystem and I couldn't be happier. Battery life is great on the wireless cams and image quality and audio are good too. I haven't had any issues and usually don't have to recharge my cams for at least 6 months. I plan to get solar panels for them so hopefully, I won't have to recharge them ever.

Eufy supports NAS recordings. I don't think the others do.