Tapo C110 2K 3MP Indoor Camera House Security, WiFi, No Monthly Fee, AI Detection, Dog Puppy, Baby Monitor, 2-way Talk, Advanced Night Vision, Works with Alexa & Google

I bought this to overlook the front of the house and driveway from an upstairs window. It's a neat, small and discreet unit and was ver easy to set up through the app, i was able to work it all out without needing any real instructions.I bought the bundle with the 128gb SD card. By current calculations with round the clock recording on 1080p, this will use about 10gb per 24 hours so roughly 10-12 days of recording before it starts to record over itself. I haven't checked yet to see what the 2k recording uses, but will try that at some point. I found it very simple to set up the custom notification area for the camera, I only want to know about people on the driveway and not just passing by. So far this has given me accurate notifications and the app presents these notification episodes separately so it's very easy to go in and review that specific section. You can also scroll through the whole day of footage to your own specific points, this is all made very easy. The daytime view is very clear. I did have to turn off the night vision mode as otherwise you just see a reflection of the camera in the window. We have a streetlight outside the property that provides enough ambient light to give a pretty clear picture without night vision, and also a security light that would trigger if anyone steps on the driveway.All in all, I'm impressed with this little camera. I can't honestly think of anything that it could do better than it already is!

I recently upgraded from my old Yale SV-D8 4MX-B LAN-connected CCTV system to the Tapo C320WS, and I can honestly say the difference is night and day.Setup & Installation:Installation was seamless. I drilled directly through the wall into the house, so the cables are fully protected from the elements. Each camera was easily mounted and connected via LAN, and the Tapo app guided me through setup without a hitch. It just worked — no fussing with ports, firmware, or awkward settings.Performance:The video quality is a massive step up from my old Yale system — the 2K resolution is incredibly sharp both day and night, and the colour night vision with the integrated spotlight is genuinely impressive. The cameras lock on to motion reliably, and with a bit of tweaking to the detection zones, false alerts have been minimal.Smart Features & App:The Tapo app is well thought out, offering granular control over motion detection, activity zones, and alerts. The two-way audio and built-in siren are nice bonuses, and I love that I don’t need a subscription — local recording on a micro-SD card just makes sense. LAN connectivity means there’s no lag, buffering, or dropout — something that plagued my old setup.Compared to Yale SV-D8 4MX-B:These Tapo cameras are far superior. The image quality, smart features, ease of use, and build quality are leagues ahead. The old Yale system felt clunky and outdated, while the C320WS feels modern, robust, and efficient. I also appreciate that I no longer need a bulky DVR hub — each camera runs independently with its own storage.If you’re replacing an older wired system like Yale’s SV-D8 series, the Tapo C320WS is a no-brainer. Better quality, easier setup, more intelligent features — and no ongoing subscription. Very impressed so far.

I purchased this camera to add to my ever-growing collection of Tapo, or for that matter my wider collection of Smart Devices. First thing I want to say is that this is an impressive little camera considering the price (when not raised to later be dropped for a deal). The picture Quality is very good when viewed on a phone with it set to 2k, it remains good when viewed on a 1080p TV screen (via Firestick) or device with similar screen resolution. There is a slot for a Micro SD card which removes the need for it to be connected to a hub, set up in the Tapo app and subsequently with Alexa to view on Alexa enabled devices is straight forward. I have used a 128GB Micro SD Card and this seems to be more than adequate, as numerous recordings have not used large amounts of space. Especially as the recordings can be set on a loop or individual recordings can be downloaded and the SD card formatted if needed, and even set with recordings to loop it’s possible to see how much space is used and free. While on the subject of space usage, its worth mentioning the motion/people sensors in this camera are very sensitive even at the low setting and can occasionally trigger even when you can’t see why.If your intention is to use this as an indoor camera to monitor inside your home, I think you will probably be satisfied with this Camera, and it comes with a decent length power adapter cable. However, my intention was to use it as an indoor camera facing out from my window, and here I found a couple of issues. The first was that the mount for this camera involves the positioning of a couple of screws to slot the base onto, the problem with this is that I could not position the screws in a way that made possible to slot the base into the position I wanted. I overcame this issue with a 3M adhesive pad (surprisingly not include, as most smart devices come with Screws and 3M Adhesive Pads, which is why I have some, but they can be purchased easily).The Second issue for me is the Night Vision which appears to only be black and white, not in colour. It also presented another issue for me, in that when the camera is set to Night Vision or Auto, and facing out of a window the view from the camera at night is of the reflection of the built-in lights on the window, rendering night vision useless. However, if you set the camera to Day Vision permanently, street lights or ambient light at night will be sufficient in most cases to monitor what is happening in front of the camera (and not the reflection in the window) in colour, but obviously not as sharp or clear as in day light. It’s worth noting that while Day Vision works at night, the more light the better, it will not work if there is no light.In summary this really is a reasonably priced good quality little security camera that will work well when used to monitor your home, pets, etc., from another location. The issues I have had are because I’m using an indoor camera to monitor outside, which is not the intended use for this camera. That said it still does what I want it to do, albeit with a work around or two on my part.

These are great indoor security cameras. I now have four of them dotted about the house. Initialy brought to monitor my cat coming in as he often brings 'friends' in. Since then I have added 3 more to actually monitor the house. Excellent easy to set up. Video quality better than expected for such a small product. It also has a speech facility. Look fine. You can also turn off cameras from the app and turn them back on. Nice product would recommend