Deal Alert: Grab an Original 6-Camera Arlo System for just $360

Netgear Arlo 6-camera system

There’s no doubt that the newer Arlo Pro camera systems from Netgear are really, really good, but if you just want something simple and cheap to cover your house, this deal on a 6-camera system isn’t too bad.

The system comes with the hub and six cameras, which should be plenty to cover every corner of your house. And for just $360, that’s not a bad a price to pay for whole-house camera coverage.

Granted, it’s Netgear’s original Arlo system, so it only records up to 720p and doesn’t use their latest rechargeable batteries. Instead, it uses unique CR123A batteries, which you can find at most stores, but they’re certainly not as common as AA or AAA batteries.

However, they can still do night vision and provide motion alerts, and you’ll get the same free 7-day video storage that you would with Arlo’s newer systems.

What’s more, is that while Arlo still sells these older systems, they don’t sell a system with six cameras. So if you absolutely want or need six cameras, I would bite now—better make it fast though, because once this deal is sold out, it’s gone for good.

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