Tapo TP-Link 2K Pan/Tilt Security Camera for Baby Monitor, Dog Camera w/Motion Detection, 2-Way Audio, Siren, Night Vision, Cloud & SD Card Storage, Works with Alexa & Google Home, 2-Pack (C210P2)

Good quality and easy to use

I rarely leave reviews, but these cameras are definitely worth it. I’ve owned other cameras before, but these are much better. The picture quality is super clear and crisp. They work consistently and were very easy to set up. Highly recommend!

Work get! Different settings as to where it will pan the room. Can set an alarm. Great for when you’re not home. Best of all no fees to pay. Use with a micro SD card. Can view on your mobile phone and you can also watch and communicate with loved ones. 10/10. Great purchase!

Excellent Features and Outstanding Value for the Price I've used a number of indoor Wi-Fi cameras over the years, and these Tapo 2K Pan/Tilt cameras have been one of the better values I've come across. The 2K picture quality is sharp enough to clearly identify people, pets, and what's happening around the room, and the pan/tilt feature gives excellent coverage without needing to install multiple fixed cameras. Setup was straightforward using the Tapo app, and both cameras were connected and running within just a few minutes. I also like that they support local recording with a microSD card, so you're not forced into paying for a cloud subscription if you don't want one. Motion detection notifications have been timely, the night vision is clear, and the two-way audio is handy for checking in on family members or talking to pets while away. Another feature I appreciate is the ability to save preset viewing positions and quickly move the camera to different areas of the room. For anyone looking to monitor a baby, pets, or simply keep an eye on the house while away, these cameras offer a lot of flexibility for a very reasonable price. A couple of things to keep in mind: these are wired cameras, so you'll need a nearby power outlet, and they only connect to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi networks. Also, while local recording is available, you'll need to purchase a microSD card separately if you want continuous recording without subscribing to cloud storage. Bottom Line: For the price, this two-pack offers an impressive combination of image quality, reliable motion detection, useful pan/tilt capability, and easy setup. If you're looking for affordable indoor security cameras that don't require an ongoing subscription, these are an excellent choice.

I thought I would give this a try and for the price that I got them at when they were on sale, I can't really complain. I needed a camera to record 24/7 without a cloud service. Although a cloud service is available with these which make it a GREAT option to get these cameras. So I put in a 128Gb card and set it up and away we go. I set it up on motion tracking and it works really well. I had to stop the tons of notifications I was getting but is a handy feature when I need it. It even tracks the cats wandering all around. Overall I am happy with the camera but if I had to nit pick at something it would be a couple of things. It tracks movement on the TV, so the camera often watching TV instead of the people in the room. Not a deal breaker. The other bug for me is that when it tracks and follows something to a certain point, after a while the camera resets to a position if it doesn't sense someone. The problem is it often sets to a position or a fixed setting that I can't seem to control. This one annoys me somewhat because the camera can completely miss someone coming into the room. Still working on this one. But overall I am happy with the cameras and the ease of setting it up with the app. I have actually purchased several more of these. And for that reason I'm in.

I’ve had these cameras for about 2 weeks now just to use inside my apartment. There is a subscription you can get if you want the camera to record but if you’re on a budget, I’d recommend buying this along with a good micro SD card to record the videos and it works just as good! You won’t have to worry about buying a new sd card either as it begins to override older videos once the sd card gets full. However, I’d recommend getting an sd card with at least 128gb and a 100mb/s read so that you can keep at least 2-3 months worth of recording before things start to override. Just to note, the camera will only keep a recording when it picks up some sort of moment. I’m not really sure how it works with the subscription though. The app is easy to navigate and I can watch the cameras in real time as well, the audio and video quality is good too even at night. One thing I hate about it though is that it will notify you constantly if you’re in the area. Though this also means that it’s quite good at picking up motion, just annoying to have to deal with the constant notifications but you could simply turn it off into privacy mode or if you still want it to record there is a way to put notifications on do not disturb for a certain schedule. Using the app to rotate the camera around is a bit slow but I don’t think that’s too much of an issue. I haven’t used the talk function yet so I can’t comment on it. I also haven’t mounted them onto any walls as I don’t really need to but I’m sure it’s an easy process as it comes with all that you need to do so. I had no issues with connecting the cameras to my device/app but be ready to hear the camera talk when you connect it (spooked me a bit). Also be aware that you have to have good electrical connectivity when you plug these in, I had issues with my one camera constantly disconnecting because the outlet wasn’t giving out enough voltage. Overall if you’re on a budget and looking to find a decent security camera that doesn’t require a subscription then I’d say this is perfect and I will definitely be using them for a long time!