TP-Link Tapo 2K Indoor Home Security WiFi Camera, Up to 30ft Night Vision, Privacy Mode, Sound & Light Alarm, Up to 256 GB microSD Card Slot, Two-Way Audio, Works w/Alexa and Google (Tapo C110) 2K HD Indoor Security WiFi Camera

Buena calidad de Imagen y grabación con Micro SD

Funciona muy bien, se ve bien ybes muy fácil de instalar

Se conecta de volada a la app del teléfono, tiene micrófono y puedes escuchar lo que pasa también. El mejor precio realmente.

My neighbor's house was recently broken into and I thought I should take some measures to secure my home a little more. I bought this camera because I wanted something that had local storage and didn't force me to pay a subscription. I was pleasantly surprised by how good of quality this camera is for the price. The Tapo app is easy to navigate and I like the choice of settings. The AI Person detection doesn't always trigger, but the Motion detection will catch them. There's also a Baby Crying sound detection that I haven't tested because, well, no babies here. This camera works perfectly for its intended use for indoors, but I originally bought this thinking I could perch it on the front window sill and aim it through the glass at the front door to deter burglars, see who's knocking on my door, and make the camera harder to steal. This works for the day time, but when night vision turns on (and I haven't found a way to disable this mode) the window screen obstructs the view, so now this camera lives elsewhere. I wish Tapo had a wireless video doorbell that was available in the US (maybe they're working on it), but for now I also have the outdoor camera, as well as the contact sensors to monitor the doors and windows opening. So far I like the system and the price point is a little better than others, especially since cloud storage isn't mandatory (but if you do get it, it's $3.49 a month per device). The only real negative I've experienced is that moving shadows during the day and floating specks of dust at night can set off the motion detection, even on the lowest sensitivity. But probably better to be too sensitive than not enough.

C100 and C110 What I like is 1. The price is quite reasonable for the features and quality. 2. Video quality is good and smooth even when watching live away from home (C100 seems not as good as C110). 3. There is a few seconds (~5 seconds) buffer recording/pre-recording captured before the actual object detected in motion. 4. Mltiple motion monitor zones. 5. Low light video quality is good. 6. Setup was easy. What I don't like is 1. The video recording length too long, ie even after the moving object is gone or stopped the video is still recording for another 2 min or so, I would say 30 seconds more video recording is more than enough after no more motion is detected, ideally, configurable max length of video clip. 2. Multiple monitor zone is a great for a camera with this price but the zone can only be configured in rectangular shape and can't be rotated, not flexible at all, other brand name camera allow mulitple monitor zone in six point flexible hexagonal shape which is much more ideal and practical. 3. Night mode is no good at all, can't see anything further than 6 feet, not the described 30 ft. ie. unable to see nor detect any motion from 6 ft or over in night mode. (Having said that, it is the night mode in complete dark environment which rely on the ifra red that is no good, it still works okay if there is dim light / low light around by simply using the day mode). I like the Tapo camera except some of the features and capability, I am still checking other Tapo camera model to see if there is one suits my needs.