The Xtreem comes with a magnetic mount similar to the one you get with Arlo's cameras, as well a setup guide, a USB charging cable, mounting hardware, and security window stickers. A speaker sits on the bottom, along with a micro USB charging port and a threaded hole for mounting the camera on an optional screw-in mount. It houses the camera assembly, a True Detect heat-sensing motion sensor, a microphone (for two-way talk), infrared LEDs for black-and-white night vision up to 26 feet, and an ambient light sensor.īehind a rubber cover on the top of the camera are a reset button and a microSD card slot for local video storage (the camera comes with a 16GB card). The Xtreem's black and white enclosure measures 2.7 by 1.9 by 4.1 inches (HWD) and carries an IP56 weather-resistant rating. For about the same price, our Editors’ Choice winner, the Arlo Pro 4 Spotlight Camera ($199.99), offers sharp 2K recording, a bright spotlight, and color night vision, making it a better buy. So why the relatively tepid rating? We expect strong video quality from a camera in this class, and unfortunately, the Swann Xtreem's picture is quite choppy. It delivered accurate motion alerts in testing and worked well with Alexa voice commands. The Swann Xtreem Wireless Security Camera ($179.99) is a weather-resistant outdoor camera that runs on battery power and is easy to install.
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