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product_id: 251332386
title: "Pro 4 Spotlight Camera -(Pack of 3) - Wireless Security, 2K Video & HDR, Color Night Vision, 2 Way Audio, Wire-Free, Direct to WiFi No Hub Needed, Black - VMC4350B"
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price: "C$56418"
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# Direct Wi-Fi, no hub needed 2K HDR video clarity Integrated color night spotlight Pro 4 Spotlight Camera -(Pack of 3) - Wireless Security, 2K Video & HDR, Color Night Vision, 2 Way Audio, Wire-Free, Direct to WiFi No Hub Needed, Black - VMC4350B

**Brand:** arlo
**Price:** C$56418
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔒 Elevate your home security game with crystal-clear, wire-free peace of mind!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Pro 4 Spotlight Camera -(Pack of 3) - Wireless Security, 2K Video & HDR, Color Night Vision, 2 Way Audio, Wire-Free, Direct to WiFi No Hub Needed, Black - VMC4350B by arlo
- **How much does it cost?** C$56418 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ni](https://www.desertcart.ni/products/251332386-pro-4-spotlight-camera-pack-of-3-wireless-security-2k)

## Best For

- arlo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted arlo brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Vivid Color Night Vision:** See faces and license plates in full color after dark with the built-in spotlight.
- • **Effortless Wireless Setup:** Connects directly to Wi-Fi—ditch the hub and complicated wiring for instant security.
- • **Crystal-Clear 2K HDR Footage:** Zoom in on every detail with ultra-sharp, distortion-free video day or night.
- • **Smart Alerts & Two-Way Audio:** Get real-time notifications for people, vehicles, and packages, plus talk back instantly.
- • **Weatherproof & Flexible Placement:** IP65-rated durability and magnetic mounts let you secure your home anywhere, rain or shine.

## Overview

The Arlo Pro 4 Spotlight Camera (3-pack) delivers professional-grade 2K HDR video with a wide 160° field of view and color night vision via an integrated spotlight. Its wireless design connects directly to Wi-Fi without a hub, enabling quick, flexible installation. Smart alerts distinguish people, vehicles, and packages, while two-way audio lets you interact remotely. Weather-resistant and equipped with magnetic mounts, these cameras provide reliable outdoor surveillance with easy battery swaps and optional solar charging.

## Description

A smarter way to cover every detail. Zoom in to see and record with 2K security camera and HDR camera for a clearer, undistorted picture, day or night. These cameras for home security connects directly to Wi-Fi without the clutter of extra gear. Pro 4 is wireless and weather-resistant to deliver fast, easy installation and flexibility to get the perfect camera view for your home security camera system. With the integrated spotlight, see important features on this home security camera with mobile app to see faces and licenses plates in full color, at night with color night vision. These cameras for home security indoor and outdoor give you the big picture with 160° diagonal view. Get smarter alerts for quicker action. With a trial of Arlo’s Secure plan included, receive notifications for people, vehicles and packages and take quicker action like sound the siren, call a friend or dial emergency services.¹ Ward off unwanted guests by triggering the siren or integrated spotlight automatically or manually from the Arlo App. ¹Arlo Secure includes cloud recordings of video clips at 2K or lower resolution for 30 days. Renewal of an Arlo Secure plan is required to maintain Arlo Secure features, including cloud storage, advanced object detection, rich notifications, quick responses, cloud activity zones. Arlo Secure service not available in certain countries.

Review: Solid camera with good battery life - This camera was easy to mount and connect to the Wi-Fi through the app setup. I have the magnet mount attaching it outside. We get a lot of high wind here, so I was worried about whether it would stay attached, but there have been no issues with that. The picture quality is very good for outdoors. The motion sensing seems to work well, but it will pick up movement from outside objects in the wind. There’s not much you can do about that though. The battery life is better than I expected. I’ve had it for about six weeks, and I haven’t charged it since the first day. It’s still at 67%. I bought the solar panel for it, but I haven’t hooked it up yet. We don’t have it running constantly though. It’s only recording/monitoring at night or when we leave. I really did not want a camera that I had to drill through the house and run wires. That would be significantly more complex. Overall, it seems like a solid camera. It’s a nice looking camera, small, easy to setup, and I think the app is pretty decent. It’s nice the app classifies motion as animals, people, vehicle, etc. One helpful note: there is a common complaint about the Arlo app with adding a spouse/friend to view the camera. You have to do it on a laptop browser. For some reason, it won’t work when they try to do the setup on their phone. **Update: Camera is still working great several months later. I got another one recently too. I also installed the solar panel a couple months ago. It works well and now I don’t need to charge the camera—though I only had to do it once or twice in the several months I owned it. I still highly recommend these cameras. Solar panel installs in a couple minutes (only 3 screws) and a cable attached from the solar panel to the Arlo camera.
Review: Purchase the hub for the cameras as well. - I wanted to install a cameras to enhance my whole house security system. The Arlo Pro 4 cameras are a bit pricey, but I think, over-all, worth the cost. I especially like the magnetic mounts. They are very strong, easy to install, and so far, I have not had any problems with wind changing their positions. When purchasing the cameras, you have a choice of connecting them to your existing Wifi router or using a hub. Since the cameras will only connect to 2.4 G and most Wifi routes broadcasts both frequencies, my mobile device had to be connected to the 2.4 G instead of 5 G in order to set up the system. I didn't want to go into my router and turn off 5 G ... with past experience, when I do things like that, I usually cause another problem and didn't want to risk having all the devices on my system stop working. I purchased the Arlo Hub VMB 4540. Before installation, I went on-line and downloaded the manual for the Pro 4 cameras to my computer and read through it. You first must download the Arlo Smart App to your mobile device. After you figure out how to use that, the installation of the smart hub and cameras is a breeze. Prior to installing the cameras, I tried to find the optimal place to put them by downloading a free App called the Airport Utility App. It allows you to walk around your house and scan the 2.4 G and 5 G signals from your router to see where you have the best 2.4 G signal. (You will also see the signal strengths of your neighbors as well.) You can tell that by running the utility and looking for your router channels 1 to 11 (since these are the channels that broadcast 2.4 G) and see how strong the signals are. Anything from -50 dBm to - 68 dBm is a strong signal and your cameras will work fine in that position. Keep in mind you don't have to use this Airport Utility App. When you set up your cameras, the set-up procedure allows you to walk around the house and check your signals in the same manner for each camera you install. I installed three cameras. I just wanted to have an idea where I could place my cameras for a strong signal before installing them. My Router and Smart Hub are in the same room but about 20 feet apart to prevent signal interference. The ethernet cable that comes with the cameras is only about 4 or 5 feet long. I wanted to keep the hub much farther away from my router and wireless printer to prevent signal interference. The Smart Hub broadcasts a 2.4 G signal which travels much farther than a 5 G signal. I also purchased the Arlo Battery Charging station that allows the charging of two batteries at the same time. The batteries that came with the camera seem to be partially charged and took only about an hour to fully charge. On the other hand, I ordered three extra batteries, and those took several hours to charge to full capacity. I wanted to have a full replacement set charged, and ready to go. so that when the batteries in the camera were low, I could easily replace them all at one time. The batteries in the cameras are holding their charge well and have been in use now for three weeks or more, and all still have about an 85% charge left. It looks like we are on target for what the manufacturer says is about a 3 month window before you have to replace or recharge the camera batteries. When doing this, you don't have to take the camera down and disturb its placement. Simply press the button on the bottom of the camera, and the camera body slips out of the housing allowing you to easily change the battery and slip it back into the housing. You don't disturb the camera's aim at all. Once the cameras are installed, you can play around with the activity zones in the Arlo App and set your cameras to ignore motion in certain areas and alert to motion in others. I also found that the sound pick-up by the camera's microphone and speaker is excellent. Arlo gives you a free three-month trial subscription to their app with all the features. After three months, if you don't subscribe, at a fee of $9.99 per month, you lose most of the features of the Arlo app. I like those features, and most likely will subscribe after the trial period. To ensure that I have a hard copy of all events monitored by the cameras, I installed a 128 GB flash drive on the Smart Hub. This way, the recorded events are not only recorded to the cloud for a period of time, but also to my flash drive. I have the recording on the flash drive set to overwrite previous recordings as it reaches its capacity. Overall, I would rate the Pro 4 camera's 2 K resolution very good. I didn't want to spend the extra money for 4 K resolution.... it was just too pricey. So far, I am happy with my purchase. One disappointment I had, was when I opened the three pack of cameras that I bought, they had only two magnetic mounts and an Arlo adjustable mount. Since I wanted all Arlo Magnetic mounts, I had to order a two pack (doesn't come in a one pack) of Magnetic mounts at an additional cost. My only other disappointment is that in a 2400 square foot ranch house, I could not get signal strength strong enough with the hub to monitor my back patio and entire backyard. I had to settle for only a partial view of the backyard by mounting the third camera at the side of the house where it received a strong signal from the hub. Range extenders for the hub or purchasing another hub wasn't a viable option that would work. A second hub would still have to be connected via ethernet cable to my Wifi router, and that would require another ethernet cable run from the Wifi router, down to the basement, and over and up through the floor to where a second hub would need to be located. It wasn't worth the investment or the hassle.

## Features

- See a bigger picture - The security camera has a wide 160° diagonal viewing angle lens for auto image correction and reduction of the fisheye effect to make this surveillance camera ideal for protecting medium to larger spaces
- Capture clearer details - The wireless outdoor security cameras with advanced video quality that records in clear 2K HDR footage to let you see clearer details and zoom in on moving objects with clarity
- Light up the night - Ward off unwelcome guests with the outdoor camera using the integrated spotlight. See features like faces or license plates in full color, even at night, with color night vision
- Easy wire-free setup - Wireless camera with fast setup that requires no hub or wiring; its wifi camera capability allows the home security system to connect directly to Wi-Fi for a quick setup.
- Smarter alerts, quicker action - With an Arlo Secure plan, receive smarter notifications for people, vehicles, packages, and animals so you can react quickly, right from your phone’s lock screen.
- Respond quickly to notifications - Make this wireless outdoor security camera your front door camera to hear and speak to visitors at your door with clear, two-way audio.
- Coverage from every corner - This home security camera's wire-free setup delivers increased installation flexibility to get the perfect view from your surveillance & security cameras
- Brave the elements: The weather-resistant security camera is certified to withstand heat, cold, rain or sun.
- Works seamlessly with your smart home - Receive alerts and manage your home security through desertcart Alexa, Google Home , Apple HomeKit, and Samsung SmartThings.
- Arlo Secure - Includes a trial of Arlo Secure for 24/7 Professional Monitoring, 30-day cloud recording, advanced object detection, rich notifications, Smart Activity Zones, and more.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08L751J62 |
| Alert Type | Motion Only |
| Antenna Location | Indoor Security, Outdoor Security |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,224 in Bullet Surveillance Cameras #1,523 in Home Security Systems |
| Brand | Arlo |
| Built-In Media | (1) Arlo Monitoring Decal, (1) Magnetic Charging Cable, (3) Arlo Pro 4 Spotlight Cameras, (3) Rechargeable Batteries, (3) Wall Mount Screw Kits, (3) Wall Mounts, Instruction Manual |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Cameras |
| Connectivity Protocol | Wi-Fi |
| Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi Connection. Working broadband connection with at least 2Mbps upload speed |
| Control Method | Voice |
| Controller Type | Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, SmartThings |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 5,035 Reviews |
| Field Of View | 160 degrees |
| Focus Type | Auto Focus |
| Form Factor | Dome |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
| Item Dimensions | 3.5 x 2 x 3 inches |
| Item Type Name | Arlo Pro 4 |
| Item Weight | 175 g |
| Manufacturer | Arlo |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 year manufacturer |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 128 GB |
| Mfr Part Number | VMC4350B-100NAS |
| Model Name | Arlo Pro 4 |
| Model Number | VMC4350B-100NAS |
| Mount Type | Wall Mount |
| Night Vision | Night Color |
| Number of Channels | 2 |
| Number of Items | 3 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Night Vision |
| Power Source | Ac/dc |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Indoor Security, Outdoor Security |
| Room Type | Bedroom, Kitchen, Living Room, Nursery, Office |
| Special Feature | Night Vision |
| Specific Uses For Product | Surveillance |
| UPC | 193108142311 |
| Unit Count | 3 Count |
| Video Capture Format | MP4 |
| Video Capture Resolution | 2k |
| Viewing Angle | 160 degrees |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Waterproof Rating | IP65 |
| Wattage | 5 watts |
| Wireless Technology | Wi-Fi |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Arlo
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wi-Fi Connection. Working broadband connection with at least 2Mbps upload speed
- **Model Name:** Arlo Pro 4
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Indoor Security, Outdoor Security
- **Special Feature:** Night Vision

## Images

![Pro 4 Spotlight Camera -(Pack of 3) - Wireless Security, 2K Video & HDR, Color Night Vision, 2 Way Audio, Wire-Free, Direct to WiFi No Hub Needed, Black - VMC4350B - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Tqqk0GRFL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I have a brick house with wood (faux/foam) trim, how am I supposed to mount cameras with a magnetic mount?**
A: A magnetic cup, which conforms to the camera's shape, is on the top end of the mounting bracket. The other end of the mount has a circular base with three screw holes.  Use the holes in the base of the mount as a template to mark three spots on your brick facade for the screws.  Use a concrete drill bit to drill holes at the three marks you made for the base.  Use a drill bit sized to allow the supplied screw anchors to be inserted tightly into the holes.  Then hold the camera mount over the screw anchors and insert and tighten the three screws.  Once the mount is securely attached to the brick facade, the camera will adhere snugly to the magnetized cup on the mount's top end.  Note that the magnetic mounts should be used to mount cameras above a height that can be reached easily by a person standing below  (otherwise, a thief may reach up and steal your camera).  Suppose you must mount a camera at a lower height. In that case, you can buy  mounts that attach similarly to the facade but have a top end that threads tightly into the back of the camera housing (for example search Amazon for "metal wall mounts for Arlo cameras."

**Q: can you extend the wiyi signal with 2 modules maybe spaced apart ?**
A: I tried WiFi extensions. No joy.  Running 5 cameras and that gets sketchy.  Put your WiFi hub as high up as possible. Make sure you use 2.4ghz on your hub.  Concrete walls cut down on your signal.  I have to restart at least 1 camera every other day.

**Q: do the mounts come in black or white only?**
A: I bought a white camera so it came in white. Don't know about the black cameras.

**Q: How many phones can connect to cameras**
A: To have more than one user view the camera simultaneously, use the Grant Access feature. You can read here to learn how to use this feature: https://kb.arlo.com/000039106.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid camera with good battery life
*by E***1 on March 10, 2023*

This camera was easy to mount and connect to the Wi-Fi through the app setup. I have the magnet mount attaching it outside. We get a lot of high wind here, so I was worried about whether it would stay attached, but there have been no issues with that. The picture quality is very good for outdoors. The motion sensing seems to work well, but it will pick up movement from outside objects in the wind. There’s not much you can do about that though. The battery life is better than I expected. I’ve had it for about six weeks, and I haven’t charged it since the first day. It’s still at 67%. I bought the solar panel for it, but I haven’t hooked it up yet. We don’t have it running constantly though. It’s only recording/monitoring at night or when we leave. I really did not want a camera that I had to drill through the house and run wires. That would be significantly more complex. Overall, it seems like a solid camera. It’s a nice looking camera, small, easy to setup, and I think the app is pretty decent. It’s nice the app classifies motion as animals, people, vehicle, etc. One helpful note: there is a common complaint about the Arlo app with adding a spouse/friend to view the camera. You have to do it on a laptop browser. For some reason, it won’t work when they try to do the setup on their phone. **Update: Camera is still working great several months later. I got another one recently too. I also installed the solar panel a couple months ago. It works well and now I don’t need to charge the camera—though I only had to do it once or twice in the several months I owned it. I still highly recommend these cameras. Solar panel installs in a couple minutes (only 3 screws) and a cable attached from the solar panel to the Arlo camera.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Purchase the hub for the cameras as well.
*by R***Y on January 14, 2023*

I wanted to install a cameras to enhance my whole house security system. The Arlo Pro 4 cameras are a bit pricey, but I think, over-all, worth the cost. I especially like the magnetic mounts. They are very strong, easy to install, and so far, I have not had any problems with wind changing their positions. When purchasing the cameras, you have a choice of connecting them to your existing Wifi router or using a hub. Since the cameras will only connect to 2.4 G and most Wifi routes broadcasts both frequencies, my mobile device had to be connected to the 2.4 G instead of 5 G in order to set up the system. I didn't want to go into my router and turn off 5 G ... with past experience, when I do things like that, I usually cause another problem and didn't want to risk having all the devices on my system stop working. I purchased the Arlo Hub VMB 4540. Before installation, I went on-line and downloaded the manual for the Pro 4 cameras to my computer and read through it. You first must download the Arlo Smart App to your mobile device. After you figure out how to use that, the installation of the smart hub and cameras is a breeze. Prior to installing the cameras, I tried to find the optimal place to put them by downloading a free App called the Airport Utility App. It allows you to walk around your house and scan the 2.4 G and 5 G signals from your router to see where you have the best 2.4 G signal. (You will also see the signal strengths of your neighbors as well.) You can tell that by running the utility and looking for your router channels 1 to 11 (since these are the channels that broadcast 2.4 G) and see how strong the signals are. Anything from -50 dBm to - 68 dBm is a strong signal and your cameras will work fine in that position. Keep in mind you don't have to use this Airport Utility App. When you set up your cameras, the set-up procedure allows you to walk around the house and check your signals in the same manner for each camera you install. I installed three cameras. I just wanted to have an idea where I could place my cameras for a strong signal before installing them. My Router and Smart Hub are in the same room but about 20 feet apart to prevent signal interference. The ethernet cable that comes with the cameras is only about 4 or 5 feet long. I wanted to keep the hub much farther away from my router and wireless printer to prevent signal interference. The Smart Hub broadcasts a 2.4 G signal which travels much farther than a 5 G signal. I also purchased the Arlo Battery Charging station that allows the charging of two batteries at the same time. The batteries that came with the camera seem to be partially charged and took only about an hour to fully charge. On the other hand, I ordered three extra batteries, and those took several hours to charge to full capacity. I wanted to have a full replacement set charged, and ready to go. so that when the batteries in the camera were low, I could easily replace them all at one time. The batteries in the cameras are holding their charge well and have been in use now for three weeks or more, and all still have about an 85% charge left. It looks like we are on target for what the manufacturer says is about a 3 month window before you have to replace or recharge the camera batteries. When doing this, you don't have to take the camera down and disturb its placement. Simply press the button on the bottom of the camera, and the camera body slips out of the housing allowing you to easily change the battery and slip it back into the housing. You don't disturb the camera's aim at all. Once the cameras are installed, you can play around with the activity zones in the Arlo App and set your cameras to ignore motion in certain areas and alert to motion in others. I also found that the sound pick-up by the camera's microphone and speaker is excellent. Arlo gives you a free three-month trial subscription to their app with all the features. After three months, if you don't subscribe, at a fee of $9.99 per month, you lose most of the features of the Arlo app. I like those features, and most likely will subscribe after the trial period. To ensure that I have a hard copy of all events monitored by the cameras, I installed a 128 GB flash drive on the Smart Hub. This way, the recorded events are not only recorded to the cloud for a period of time, but also to my flash drive. I have the recording on the flash drive set to overwrite previous recordings as it reaches its capacity. Overall, I would rate the Pro 4 camera's 2 K resolution very good. I didn't want to spend the extra money for 4 K resolution.... it was just too pricey. So far, I am happy with my purchase. One disappointment I had, was when I opened the three pack of cameras that I bought, they had only two magnetic mounts and an Arlo adjustable mount. Since I wanted all Arlo Magnetic mounts, I had to order a two pack (doesn't come in a one pack) of Magnetic mounts at an additional cost. My only other disappointment is that in a 2400 square foot ranch house, I could not get signal strength strong enough with the hub to monitor my back patio and entire backyard. I had to settle for only a partial view of the backyard by mounting the third camera at the side of the house where it received a strong signal from the hub. Range extenders for the hub or purchasing another hub wasn't a viable option that would work. A second hub would still have to be connected via ethernet cable to my Wifi router, and that would require another ethernet cable run from the Wifi router, down to the basement, and over and up through the floor to where a second hub would need to be located. It wasn't worth the investment or the hassle.

### ⭐ Great picture but expensive to expand
*by J***R on November 11, 2022*

I will start by saying I have a larger home so I need 10 to 12 cameras/ devices to properly cover all the exterior access points well. Dealing with struggles, I have purchased both a large Arlo and Blink (10+ cameras each) system. Both have their strengths and weaknesses - here are Arlo’s: STRENGTHS: Arlo provides hands down a significantly better picture in both day and night. It uses a better quality camera that easily covers twice the width a Blink outdoor camera does - with better resolution. They also have a “track and zoom” feature where the camera automatically moves to the area of motion and zooms in on it so you’ve a better high definition image of what you want to see. The night vision is twice as clear and I can identify an individual at night easily (unlike the Blink where it’d realistically be difficult to provide police a clear image of a person that most could easily identify). WEAKNESS: The first is the batteries. They don’t last long (1 - 2 months before recharging is required- and only 1 month on the highest quality picture mode), and they are expensive to replace (I’ve had several lemons). It’s also time consuming to replace them monthly - especially when you need a ladder for higher mounted cameras. Where possible for outdoor areas, I highly recommend the solar panel adapters they sell - they aren’t cheap but if they have a good bead on the sun the batteries stay charged year round. The second problem I’ve experienced with Arlo is the real expandability of the hub versus what they tell you. When I had 7 or less cameras /devices on a hub it performs faster and much more consistently- even after power outages or brown outs. But when you go past that, cameras frequently fall completely off the Arlo hub network. This is a HUGE pain as it requires you to retrieve each individual camera that fell off the hub network and place it within a few feet of the Arlo hub to resync it. This is very laborious when you have cameras outside where a ladder is needed to retrieve them. That also makes this system difficult for second home usage, or while traveling since you have to physically be there to manually reset matters. You will have zero visibility on fallen areas in the interim until you can resync cameras - which doesn’t make your sense of comfort better while on vacation. Comparatively, my 10+ camera Blink system always reset perfectly by itself and I have never had to resync it. SUMMARY: Arlo has a superior picture (esp night time) that covers twice the area, and you can always use it to identify a perpetrator - day or night. You may want to ask yourself what good a camera system is if you have a distorted image you can’t provide to police to identify a thief? Blink simply doesn’t do as well in this area - especially for large area coverage or at night. But to make the Arlo system more stable and expandable, be prepared to spend even more money on what is already an expensive system. The cost of the solar panels and extra hubs (if you need more than 7 cameras/ devices) add up quickly. I’m guessing the reason the Arlo hub can’t handle as many devices as the Blink sync module is because Arlo requires more bandwidth for the higher resolution picture it provides. After using both on my larger home, I ultimately decided on Arlo for its superior picture despite the added costs and challenges. But if you have a small enough place where the poorer resolution will suffice, and night vision isn’t a big concern, go with Blink as it is very stable and considerably less expensive. The only other setback to Blink is the 20 - 40 seconds it takes to load a camera’s image on their app, which is significantly slower than Arlo and can be quite irritating. It’s a classic case of getting what you pay for, but they don’t make the differences clear to you. I hope this helps others understand their differences so they can make the right choice for their needs - and spend less than I did finding out 😉

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