Arlo Solar Panel Charger (2021 Released) - Certified Accessory - Works with Arlo Pro 5S 2K, Pro 4, Pro 3, Floodlight, Ultra 2, and Ultra Cameras, Weather Resistant, Easy Install, Black - VMA5600B

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Selected because it was an Arlo as opposed to a generic brand.Battery life:This works extremely well and keeps my Arlo Pro 4 camera charged to 100% every day.

This is working well so far, it is keeping my camera charged to 99% but time will tell how it does long term. It has only been a week.

Easy to install. Works perfectly

Works extremely well. Directions in box were not helpful and I did not realize that the panel itself was actually not shiny, but looked like a sticker over the actual panel. It is not! The panel is supposed to be the matte finish not shiny like bigger panels.

Great add on to my Arlo outdoor flood light camera.

Not sure if it's the solar panel itself or the camera battery; I have the Pro 4 cameras. From what I've read it is actually both the camera and the solar panel.What you don't hear from Arlo is that the battery will only charge if the battery and/or the solar panel are over 32 degrees. That isn't the air temp, it's the actual temp of the hardware. For example if you have a cold night in the low 20s or below, your battery will most likely not charge the next day; even if the day time temp is in the mid 30s. The daytime temps have to be high enough to warm the battery and solar panel over 32 degrees. I live in Southwest Ohio and these cameras with solar chargers are almost useless all winter. I actually went with the Arlo camera and solar panel because I wanted cameras in locations without easy access to power. According to Arlo I should run power to the cameras and remove the batteries... The exact opposite of the reason I purchased these. The cameras are said to work to -4 degrees but again the battery will not charge below 32 degrees; and again that is device temp not air temp. On a day at 34 degrees with a light breeze the cameras would not charge. The cold wind keep the camera too cold to charge with electric charger attached. The cameras said they were connected to the charger but they remained at 1 percent for several days. So basically the only way to keep the cameras working during the winter is have regular house power and a charge to each camera and remove the battery. I would not have purchase any Arlo cameras or solar panels if I had know how they worked together in cold weather. There are a lot of people online making these same comments.

User friendly install and much more practical than changing batteries!

Keeps the battery charged. No problem