Arlo Camera now supports HomeKit
Arlo has finally added HomeKit Support to their Arlo Pro and Arlo Pro 2 cameras
After a dozen of empty promises Arlo has finally updated their base stations with the model numbers VMB4000 and VMB4500 to reflect the changes with HomeKit. This will add support for the Arlo Pro and Arlo Pro 2 cameras. This is the first time Apple has allowed wireless cameras to be available in HomeKit.
After you have updated your base station firmware through the Arlo App, you will also have to update the Arlo app itself through the App Store. This will allow you to add each camera to HomeKit. Their sensors will also be available in the Home App.
Apple has announced a new feature at WWDC 2019. HomeKit iCloud Storage. It's currently unknown if Arlo will support it. It will safely upload your video clips to the iCloud without having to rely on another Cloud subscription.
If you need help updating your Arlo Base Station and Cameras, don't hesitate to call us.
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