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Netgear, Supporting 1080p High-Resolution Image Quality and Two-Way Audio, Supporting Automatic Alert and Schedule Functions
Netgear (Korea Branch Manager Kim Jin-gyeom) has officially announced the launch of two types of high-definition home security cameras in Korea that can be connected wirelessly to a wireless router without requiring a separate base station, enabling 24-hour surveillance and recording.
The Netgear Smart Home security cameras Arlo™ Q and Arlo™ Q Plus being launched this time are products that support 1080p high-definition resolution and can be connected wirelessly to the wireless router used at home, enabling 24-hour real-time surveillance and recording at all times.
The Netgear Arlo™ Q receives power directly through a power adapter or USB cable and requires no separate battery, and in particular, the Arlo™ Q Plus has a built-in PoE (Power over Ethernet) function, allowing it to be connected to a switch supporting PoE and receive power directly through an Ethernet cable, making installation easy on ceilings and walls that are far from power outlets.

Both types of Netgear home security cameras support a 130-degree ultra-wide-angle view, enabling surveillance of every corner indoors.
Additionally, a built-in night vision function ensures clear image quality even at night, and two-way audio functionality enables communication from both sides. In particular, when motion or noise is detected, it automatically sends email alert messages and enables free video storage on Netgear's dedicated cloud service accessible from outside.
The Netgear Arlo™ Q and Arlo™ Q Plus highlight convenient setup and use by enabling installation simply by scanning a QR code with the free Arlo™ app, and also support a scheduling function that allows monitoring settings to be configured automatically according to a schedule. Up to 15 cameras can be connected to the cloud, and it is possible to watch all 5 cameras simultaneously in live streaming on the spot.
Netgear (Korea Branch Manager Kim Jin-gyeom) has officially announced the launch of two types of high-definition home security cameras in Korea that can be connected wirelessly to a wireless router without requiring a separate base station, enabling 24-hour surveillance and recording.
The Netgear Smart Home security cameras Arlo™ Q and Arlo™ Q Plus being launched this time are products that support 1080p high-definition resolution and can be connected wirelessly to the wireless router used at home, enabling 24-hour real-time surveillance and recording at all times.
The Netgear Arlo™ Q receives power directly through a power adapter or USB cable and requires no separate battery, and in particular, the Arlo™ Q Plus has a built-in PoE (Power over Ethernet) function, allowing it to be connected to a switch supporting PoE and receive power directly through an Ethernet cable, making installation easy on ceilings and walls that are far from power outlets.
Both types of Netgear home security cameras support a 130-degree ultra-wide-angle view, enabling surveillance of every corner indoors.
Additionally, a built-in night vision function ensures clear image quality even at night, and two-way audio functionality enables communication from both sides. In particular, when motion or noise is detected, it automatically sends email alert messages and enables free video storage on Netgear's dedicated cloud service accessible from outside.
The Netgear Arlo™ Q and Arlo™ Q Plus highlight convenient setup and use by enabling installation simply by scanning a QR code with the free Arlo™ app, and also support a scheduling function that allows monitoring settings to be configured automatically according to a schedule. Up to 15 cameras can be connected to the cloud, and it is possible to watch all 5 cameras simultaneously in live streaming on the spot.
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