The Arlo Pro 3 enables you to go a little further, though: as long as you're subscribed to the Arlo Smart cloud service, it'll be able to analyse video to pick out exactly what it's detected – human, animal, package – and inform you as such. Both camera families use infrared to detect warmer objects, and both can make use of motion zones to determine the areas in their field of view that you're interested in, meaning you can block off the road and avoid notifications when pedestrians or cars pass. (Image credit: Amazon) Arlo Pro 3 vs Blink XT2: Detection smarts Arlo also scores a win at night, with a highly impressive colour night vision mode besting Blink's more pedestrian monochrome night vision, and remarkably bright spotlights built into each of its cameras. While we're not suggesting one Arlo unit can do the same job as two Blink cams, it's worth noting that the Arlo Pro 3 has a wider viewing angle, with a useful 160 degrees compared to the relatively slim 110-degree lens of the XT2, meaning it might just cover those important spots a little better. This drops the video output resolution to 1080p, but crops in on motion and follows whatever it's detected in the frame. Both cameras fudge the numbers a little by employing interpolation, but that's something you can't really avoid, and it's not a huge issue – interpolation or not, the Arlo Pro 3 will certainly allow you to pick out finer details more readily than the Blink XT2, and that extra resolution gives rise to its zoom and track function.
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Arlo Pro 3 vs Blink XT2: Image qualityĪrlo clearly gains a lot of ground back in the vision department, with the Arlo Pro 3 touting a 2K HDR sensor, as opposed to the rather standard 1080p eye of the Blink XT2. That's not to mention Blink's indoor cameras, which can expand your security net inside the home for as little as £35 per camera for the wired Blink Mini or £49 for the wireless Blink Indoor, though at this point you probably don't need any more convincing of Blink's power as a value proposition.
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