Arlo Smart Home has today announced Apple HomeKit support for its Wi-Fi security cameras, allowing owners to use voice commands to access and control multiple Arlo cameras from one place. To take full advantage of HomeKit features, however, a supported and connected Arlo Pro or Pro 2 camera is required.
In order to connect an Arlo Pro or Pro 2 camera with Apple HomeKit, here’s what you need:
- An Arlo Pro or Pro 2 camera
- The Apple Home app
- The Arlo app
- An Arlo Base Station (VMB4000 or VMB4500)
- The following base station firmware version or newer:
– VMB4000: 1.14.0.2_2776
– VMB4500: 1.14.0.2_2777
To find your base station’s firmware version, visit this link.
For more information on how to set up your Arlo camera using the Apple Home app, hit up the source page.
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