I bought the solar charger, and it won't charge because battery is too cold....

Battery too cold?

It doesn’t charge the battery enough to use the camera

’s battery fully charged, heavy usage of your camera can drain the camera battery faster than the solar panel can recharge it

Needless to say once the battery is depleted to zero the solar panel will not charge.

No matter what I have tried (restarting, pulling the battery, cleaning, etc) now all I get is a charging fault on the camera

At night or during bad weather, the camera uses battery power that continues to deplete the battery

The system shipped with bad batteries, the base station has crashed while we've been away from home, one camera stopped issuing push notifications after it was removed and reconfigured

I have had a couple of warnings from 'Arlo' stating the battery was too cold to charge

All it does it cause audio interference and drains the battery in about 36 hours

Needing to replace batteries and to think about batteries is a pain

All in all I'm just glad to not have to worry about charging the battery because I felt before I had to refrain from checking the cameras too often for fear I'd unnecessarily drain the camera batteries too quickly.

The panel does not charge the battery sufficiently and fails after a few days to work at all.

Instead of charging....drained my batteries.

This thing drained the battery’s rather than charge them in 24 hours

The camera has turned off charging a few times when the temperature has gotten too low, which is what it is designed to do to protect the battery.

it just stop charging till the battery was depleted

In North Texas, I don't expect a problem, as we will most likely get warm again before batteries should be exhausted (freezes here typically range from a few hours at night to a few days), but this could be a serious concern for locations in more northern latitudes with extended freezes and shorter winter daylight hours.

so I don't need to change and charge my battery every 2 wks with heavy traffic in front of my drive way(100-150 triggers a day with best battery setting).The connecting the USB-B cable from the solar

This went for few months, and now the battery is fully drained

The wireless cameras seem to have decent battery life as it is (they say up to 6 months depending on how frequently you watch the videos, record, etc.) and after one week without the solar panel, the front yard camera had used up 5% battery and the side yard camera had used up 3% battery.

It's December in North Dakota, I'm tired of changing dead batteries in my camera.

I charged my battery to 100% then plugged it into the solar charger, in 2 weeks the battery was completely dead despite having the solar panel receiving direct sunlight most of the day

When it's freezing and cloudy, the battery will only last about 4 days

The batteries are the issue, it will eventually stop charging the battery

Don't waste your money...just buy an additional battery!

Unsure as to some of the other reviews that indicate the mount (which is not the ball type with magnet) doesn't interfere with the other camera mounting bracket