Quality is better than a more expensive one we have. The notifications are great, size is perfect and it was easy to connect. The picture is very very clear and it’s. Great value for the price. We now own 3 of them.

I am impressed by the video resolution and audio quality of the cameras. The Tapo app is easy to use too. The camera work well when paired to Alexa.

Great camera...got it for my parents for $12 after promotions & Amazon's black friday sale. They love how it pans and tilts and I just put it in the living room window which sees everything outside. The app was easy for me to setup for them because we already have a Tapo camera. The care plan is cheap at about $3 a month but I got mine for $34 a year because I know I'll use it. Still cheaper than most brands and I've never heard of this brand, but I love the quality of it. This brand is highly recommended!

I’ve been using the TP-Link Tapo Pan/Tilt Security Camera as a baby monitor, and overall, it’s a fantastic product. The picture quality is clear, both during the day and at night, and the pan/tilt function lets me see the whole room easily. It’s quick and simple to set up through the app, and I love that I can check on my baby from anywhere. The motion detection works well and sends timely notifications, which is a huge plus for peace of mind. I also use it as a pet camera, and it’s been reliable for keeping an eye on my dog during the day. The only reason I didn’t give it five stars is the slight delay in loading the live view at times, but it’s not a huge issue. For the price, it’s a fantastic option with plenty of features that work smoothly. Highly recommend for parents or pet owners looking for a solid, budget-friendly camera!

I was very hesitant to buy a security camera because I was worried about connection issues and lagging. But this camera works amazingly. The app works really well and I'm able to monitor my house while I'm at work. My family is also able to access the camera all the way from the Philippines. Because of my job, sometimes it's really hard to reach me so they can turn on the app from their phones and check to see if I'm awake or if I'm at home. They can even talk to me through the camera but the sound is really grainy. The night vision also works well. I feel like having the camera helps ease our minds over my safety since they're so far away from me and to see if the house is secured. Overall, a really great investment. Worth the money and the wait.

This gave me such peace of mind. The night view is crisp and clear as well. I set it up facing the bed where my cat sleeps, and periodically checked to see if he was there while I was away on vacation. Seeing him snoring peacefully eliminated my anxiety from leaving him behind. The microphone is low quality but clear enough that my cat came running when I said his name! I also like that you can move your camera view around so much. For this price point it’s unbeatable, as long as you are prioritizing the visual fidelity and not bothered by choppy audio.

For the price this thing is very good. First one I received had install connection trouble so needed to be returned after speaking with their customer support. Took a chance and bought another and it hooked up easy and works amazing for the price. Easily controlled through app and easy to turn on and off notifications. This isn’t fancy meant for indoors-

I empathize with other reviewers who staate "Tapo is Crappo". This new ONVIF/RTSP camera does not compare to the quality or functionality of the older PTZ cameras which had many options and were easy to view/manage in just about any IP Camera viewer app. For starters, there is no way you can use this camera without installing the Tapo app. Why must you eat up your precious phone memory by installiing a NEW app for every piece of hardware you want to access remotely? Well folks, that seems to be the Brave New World of proprietary products and self-centered corporations manufacturing the products we need. This camera has no setup where you can browse into the camera and change all the settings. Can you assign a static IP? NOPE. Can you assign a custom camera port #? NOPE Can you assign preset positions? NOPE Can you use an http browser to connect to the camera, adjust settings, and view streaming video? NOPE, NOPE, and NOPE The mounting options are cheap. In the past you were given a bracket that allowed you to adjust in the vertical and hoizontal planes. This comes with the cheapest mounting bracket that would be possible for the human brain to conceive. Is horizontal adjustment possible? NOPE Is vertical adjustment possible? NOPE You essentially stick this on any horizonal or surface the way you want it with no possibility to fine turn where the camera is pointing, via bracket. You must "hope" that the PTZ movement of the camera is able to point it where you want to view. If not, then you're either SOL or you must purchase a camera mounting bracket to give you the movements that should have been included as standard. Given all I say above, you might be surprised to know that my opinion this camera is that it's not a bad camera and could be consideered better than average, considering the competition. Yes, many would consider this crappo and I'd have to include myself in that crowd, but if you consider the limitations vs. price, then this camera becomes a little less crappo because its' limations can be managed, especially when you consider that all the newer ONVIF/RTSP cameras that I've investigated, many at a MUCH higher price, has the same or worse defects than this camera. So, what were considering is what is the LEAST Crappy camera available? Believe or not, folks, this is probably the Least Crappy camera out there. Your system prerequisite if you want to use a non-Tapo view app to view/operat this camera is that you need to setup Port forwardings of 2020 (internal) and 554 (internal) to the IP Address for EACH C200 camera on your network. Your router must be able to make IP Reservatons for DHCP for the IP of this camera. If not, your IP will keep changing and you'll continually lose remote access to this camera because setting a statis IP Address in camera setup is impossible. But, if you can setup and IP Reservation on your router and can port forward for EACH camera to 2020 and 554 to each camera then you're likely okay with this camera. Once this is done, you might be able to view this camera on 3rd party IP Camera viewer app that support ONFIV/RTSP. Because TAPO is an Alexa skill, it's pretty easy to view this camera on any Alexa Echo SHOW device. I setup a routine (Named for my cat) that will cause Alexa echo Show to view a fixed position stream of my camera. You CANNOT move the camera using Alexa echo Show, but you can view the camera stream from where it's positioned right now. The Tapo cloud service is worthless, but if you add a 128gb micro SD card, then you can save detected motion to know what's happening when something moves in front of the camera to trigger recoding. This works pretty well and gives you several minutes of recording time. You cannot just click and download these clips, which is idiotic. But, if you play the clip, then click "Record" you can record the playing clip, then download this recording. It's convoluted, but better than removing the SD card, placing into PC, and copying over the clip(s). I definitely am not in LOVE with this camera, and if a REAL camera came along that would allow me to view on Alexa echo Show, browse into configure all aspects of the camera, and use on any 3rd party remote view app, then I'd jump ship in a second and buy THAT camera. But... given that ALL these type cameras SUCK, I woudl choose THIS camera because it sucks at a LOWER price. So, if your camera sucks, it's better to pay less for a sucky camera, if you can. Right now with the state of suck in IP Cameras, I'd recommend this camera as a BUY. I don't like it much, but it's better than whatever else you might be able to buy at a reasonable price. Just like when voting for political candidates, sometimes you just have to go with the one that sucks less out of a field of choices that all suck. Good Luck!!

La cámara se ve muy bien tiene altavoz bidireccionado detección de chillido de bebé y la plataforma acepta más de una cámara La compré porque en mi trabajo tienen una y ve cómo funcionaba en general muy buen producto

The TP-Link Tapo C200 stands out for its simple setup and user-friendly design. The installation process is seamless—just plug it in, connect to the Tapo app, and follow the intuitive steps to get it running within minutes. The app interface is clean and straightforward, making it easy to navigate controls like live view, pan/tilt functions, and motion detection settings. The camera offers excellent value for its price, with crisp 1080p video, two-way audio, and a reliable motion detection feature. The pan and tilt functionality is smooth and responsive, allowing comprehensive room coverage. Overall, the Tapo C200 is perfect for anyone looking for a hassle-free, versatile home security camera that’s easy to set up and use.

¡Excelente cámara de seguridad! La calidad de imagen de la Tapo C200 es impresionante, con una resolución clara y nítida tanto de día como de noche. La visión nocturna funciona perfectamente, y los detalles se mantienen visibles incluso en condiciones de poca luz. Además, tiene todas las funciones necesarias para vigilar el hogar, como detección de movimiento, audio bidireccional y la posibilidad de visualizar las imágenes en tiempo real desde mi móvil. Es fácil de configurar y la integración con la app es muy intuitiva. Definitivamente, una opción de gran calidad para mantener mi hogar seguro. ¡Muy recomendable!

Por experiencia, no solo es comprar cámara porque es barata, lo mas importante es comprar una marca reconocida que sabes que es reconocida porque eso te asegura que te están ofreciendo calidad, soporte y actualizaciones, de nada sirve una cámara barata pero que la marca no brinde actualizaciones. En este caso, la marca TP Link es una marca muy buena que tienen otros productos que te ofrecen muy buena tecnología. Yo elegí esta marca porque dentro de la misma App no solamente puedo agregar la cámara, si no que también puedo añadir diferentes tipos de sensores, de movimiento, de puerta y ventana, de temperatura, puedo añadir focos inteligentes, enchufes inteligentes, trae la opción de agregar robot aspirador, y eso es lo importante, controlar todo eso desde una sola app. La calidad de los materiales de la cámara 10 de 10, la calidad de la imagen 10 de 10, el sensor de la cámara es muy buena, con poca luz se ve muy iluminada la imagen, trae visión nocturna con dos tipos de led infrarrojo, un infrarrojo nuestro ojo puede ver el led rojito encendido, pero el otro infrarrojo es inperceptible al ojo. Al video le puedes modificar los FPS hasta un máximo de 30fps... Soporta una micro sd de 512gb para grabación, la grabación puede ser programada solamente cuando detecte movio oooo, puede tener grabación continua sin limite de tiempo, lo que se graba dependerá de la memoria que le pongas, si se llena la memoria te da la opción que en automático se reescriba el video, y lo mejor de la cámara es la Inteligencia Artificial, sabe diferenciar entre animales, carros, personas, tiene seguimiento de objetivo, se puede programar que si detecta una persona y tienes un foco inteligente de la misma marca, cuando detecta la persona puede hacer que en automático prenda el foco, y si hay mas dispositivos compatibles se pueden programar muchas funciones mas. Tiene modo privacidad, que lo que hace es ocultar la cámara. En fin, hay muchas funciones y acciones inteligentes que se le pueden programar. Lo uuuunico que no me gustó tanto es que al moverse los motores internos para girar la cámara se escucha el sonido de los engranes, es lo único que no me gustó, el resto es excelente. Cualquier cámara de la marca te da muy buenas prestaciones, solo que entre mas cara la cámara te brinda mejores prestaciones y mas calidad de imagen. Yo la agarré en oferta, como a $890 y algo, sube y baja el precio aquí en Amazon. Recomendada la marca TP-Link tanto como la cámara Tapo

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