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Tapo 2K 5MP Smart Wireless Security Video Doorbell, Battery-powered
Tapo 2K 5MP Smart Wireless Security Video Doorbell, Battery-powered
Tapo 2K 5MP Smart Wireless Security Video Doorbell, Battery-powered
Tapo 2K 5MP Smart Wireless Security Video Doorbell, Battery-powered
Tapo 2K 5MP Smart Wireless Security Video Doorbell, Battery-powered
Tapo 2K 5MP Smart Wireless Security Video Doorbell, Battery-powered
Tapo 2K 5MP Smart Wireless Security Video Doorbell, Battery-powered
Tapo 2K 5MP Smart Wireless Security Video Doorbell, Battery-powered
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Posted 9 February 2024

Tapo 2K 5MP Smart Wireless Security Video Doorbell, Battery-powered

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  • 2K 5MP Live View: Always know what happens in front of your door through the Tapo app. With the starlight sensor and 2K 5MP resolution, check all the fine details captured even in low-light environments
  • 6700mAh Long Battery Life: The rechargeable and removable battery with a low-power protocol extends your usage, up to 180 days (for 10 trigger times a day) battery life
  • Colour Night Vision: With the embedded spotlight and starlight sensor, Tapo D230S1 reveals high-fidelity details and colour at night
  • Head-to-Toe View: With the camera’s ultra-wide FOV (160° Diagonal), Tapo 4:3 live view ensures users can check visitors from head-to-toe as close as 1m, which shows more vertical details than other 16:9 doorbells
  • Flexible Placement and Views: Different wedge choices allow users to make the doorbell suits more placement scenarios. Users can also use wedges to adjust the views
  • Smart AI Detection and Notification: Smart AI algorithms identify people and cars, and notify users as needed
  • Flexible Storage Choice: Save recorded videos on the hub-installed microSD card(up to 512 GB) or by using Tapo Care loud storage services
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  1. skip112's avatar
    Anyone got one and can give the pros/cons?
    Westwood906's avatar
    I don't like one thing, when you change the battery, need to turn off the Anti-theft alarm.. otherwise.. it will go off, as soon as you try to change the battery around every 40 days.

    Pro you keep your footage on the SDcard you purchase.

    would advise getting a spare battery, so one is on the doorbell, and the other can be charged up.

    amazon.co.uk/Tap…8-1
  2. IamChris's avatar
    Really happy with this, so much better than the rubbish blink doorbell I had before. With this you can instantly get video when it detects motion unlike with the blink which would take 10-30 seconds to connect. its also much better quality. battery lasts ages as well. one more bonus for me is I have other tapo stuff so I've set it up to turn on my hallway light when it detects motion so the light is one when I come home or I get a little early warning before someone rings the bell
  3. wubba-lubba-dub-dub's avatar
    Can anyone recommend anything that is powered by wire and can do 24hr recording without a subscription?
    The battery doorbells just don't work for me as I live near a shop so always people walking by triggering it which kills battery options.
    Have a nest now I'm happy with except the subscription charge
    patricktm's avatar
    I'm waiting for the Tapo D130 (wired) to be released in the UK. Hopefully it'll be out soon!
  4. Tchaz123's avatar
    Has the hub got to be connected to the router via the ethernet cable all the time or just on the set up ?
    BenjaminDover99's avatar
    I gather you can connect it via wifi if preferred. The H100 is wifi only but the H200 (- this one) gives the choice of either.
  5. FreakyGeek's avatar
    Looking to replace my ring camera but can't decide between this and blink!
    Ash9694's avatar
    I’ve got a Tapo cam and a blink doorbell, I want to replace the blink doorbell because I find it slow, even when just checking outside, sometimes it takes over 30 seconds to connect, by that time I’ve given in and closed the app and if it was someone at the door they have usually gone too
  6. Scrooge_McDuck's avatar
    I'm very pleased with mine. Great image quality and easy to buy a second battery for a quick swap out when needing charged. I'd say the main cons to this doorbell: (1) It isn't as solidly built as a google doorbell and it's slightly uglier. (2) The battery doesn't last that long between recharges...I get about 2 weeks with mine.
    IamChris's avatar
    2 weeks? Something must be up with yours, mine is at 30% after 4 months on the first charge. I just checked and I get an average of 15 recordings a day lasting 15-20 seconds each. I've set a recording blackout zone so cars driving past won't set it off only people actually approaching the door so that could explain the difference if you have high usage?
  7. PizzaCake's avatar
    This looks so cheap and plasticky. The Ring doorbell I have looks way better and supports hard-wiring so gives off a nice continuous white glow. Nothing against TP Link if they released one that had better materials and either hard-wiring or power over ethernet I'd consider it. (edited)
    motto's avatar
    Exactly. TP Link needs a hardwired version that’s less bulky.
  8. zel69's avatar
    How do they stack up against ring doorbells, performance and picture quality wise?
    Westwood906's avatar
    Not as wide as the Ring. But everything else, I would say better and faster
  9. BenjaminDover99's avatar
    Apt timing given the reported massive increase that's coming in the Ring subscription.

    A word of warning - I was going great with my indoor Tapo stuff (smart light switches and motion sensors mostly) but currently having a lot of problems with devices going offline since I upgraded my router, so hoping to troubleshoot over the weekend. I've been led to believe that turning off one of the 2.4 GHz channels (- 6 I think) may sort it. I can't blame the H100 hub as it's affecting my smart bulb too, which doesn't use the hub. Fingers crossed.
    welshblob's avatar
    Interesting. I'm just getting into the Tapo world and was wondering how reliable the wifi is. Do you have separate SSID's for you 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz networks?
  10. dbeach's avatar
    if its anythin like insides of a similarly spec'd 2k c525ws frm tapo it shud be good,impressed with app too
  12. tcp201's avatar
    2 main issues with Tapo outdoor cameras,
    1 - hub range is rubbish, as soon as you take your camera outside, the signal gets really weak. Ok if you have only 1 camera and 1 hub near by. But forget about having multiple cameras connected to single hub from around detached house.
    2 - picture is very pixelated when you zoom in to it. You cannot read any number plate or identity someone clearly. Well known issue this is.

    Indoor camera is fine because their purpose is different.

    I had both doorbell and wireless outside camera, which I swapped for reolink wired one. Not the best but lot better that Tapo outdoor camera. And no hassle of charging in this rubbish weather.
  13. chinkzsta's avatar
    Anyone have this and have it linked to an echo show, does it work well when doorbell is pressed?
  14. LazyAce's avatar
    Have sent 2 of these back and stuck with Ring. Mic is atrocious, crackly and inaudible. Was willing to overlook this but then it started corrupting the SD card. Went through 3 decent brand cards and all had the same issue. It's a shame as image is a tad better than Ring overall. I should also add I have 2 x Tapo cameras and smart plugs and these are great products, so was massively disappointed by this. (edited)
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