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4-Pack TP-Link Tapo 1080P Indoor Security Camera (Black)

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$35

$85

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Woot has 4-Pack TP-Link Tapo 1080P Indoor Security Camera (Black) for $34.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

Thanks to Community Member FatFaluz for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Get instant push notifications when motion, person or baby crying is detected, there is no additional fee to use it as a baby camera monitor. Discern from notifications that matter, so you'll know if its your pet playing around or if someone is actually there. Connects via 2.4GHz Wi-Fi Band
  • Never truly leave home with the built-in 2-way audio. Use as a pet camera with phone app to comfort your pet from anywhere in the world. Keep your family safe with cameras for home security indoor by warding off intruders.
  • Never miss a thing that goes on, even at night thanks to the integrated IR system on this indoor camera which provides 30 feet of night vision.
  • Capture every detail inside your home with crystal-clear 1080P high definition video with this indoor security camera. Easily see what your baby is holding or what your pet is playing with.
  • Fully compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, use your simple voice command to view Tapo indoor security camera live stream on Echo Show or Google Chrome Cast with a screen. Easily get your home security footage up on a larger TV display.

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Written by citan359 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • About this product:
    • 90-day Woot Warranty
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Woot has 4-Pack TP-Link Tapo 1080P Indoor Security Camera (Black) for $34.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

Thanks to Community Member FatFaluz for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Get instant push notifications when motion, person or baby crying is detected, there is no additional fee to use it as a baby camera monitor. Discern from notifications that matter, so you'll know if its your pet playing around or if someone is actually there. Connects via 2.4GHz Wi-Fi Band
  • Never truly leave home with the built-in 2-way audio. Use as a pet camera with phone app to comfort your pet from anywhere in the world. Keep your family safe with cameras for home security indoor by warding off intruders.
  • Never miss a thing that goes on, even at night thanks to the integrated IR system on this indoor camera which provides 30 feet of night vision.
  • Capture every detail inside your home with crystal-clear 1080P high definition video with this indoor security camera. Easily see what your baby is holding or what your pet is playing with.
  • Fully compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, use your simple voice command to view Tapo indoor security camera live stream on Echo Show or Google Chrome Cast with a screen. Easily get your home security footage up on a larger TV display.

Editor's Notes

Written by citan359 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • About this product:
    • 90-day Woot Warranty
  • About this store:

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Yesterday 07:36 PM
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AlphaDag13Yesterday 07:36 PM
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Thinking about getting this for my older parents house so I can keep an eye on them. Anyone have a review of these?
Yesterday 08:29 PM
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SCscoutguyYesterday 08:29 PM
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I bought this deal last week when it was $39.99. These are honestly really great little cameras for the price. I like them because they are RTSP/ONVIF compliant so I can use their feeds with many different types of software. They are a no brainer for less than $10 each.
Yesterday 08:49 PM
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GangrelessYesterday 08:49 PM
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Pretty sure these are the older ones that don't outline the motion, just FYI. I'm slowly replacing my older kasa/tapo cameras with the newer ones because they do that. Also highly recommend paying more to get the kind that rotates, just more convenient. If you're just wanting a basic can these are fine
Yesterday 09:30 PM
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wirelessfreakYesterday 09:30 PM
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Quote from Gangreless :
Pretty sure these are the older ones that don't outline the motion, just FYI. I'm slowly replacing my older kasa/tapo cameras with the newer ones because they do that. Also highly recommend paying more to get the kind that rotates, just more convenient. If you're just wanting a basic can these are fine
these definitely DON'T move at all. still they're great for what they are, cheap secure indoor cams that aren't locked own to a subscription model (that last point makes them more than worth it)
Yesterday 10:09 PM
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racker15Yesterday 10:09 PM
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Quote from SCscoutguy :
I bought this deal last week when it was $39.99. These are honestly really great little cameras for the price. I like them because they are RTSP/ONVIF compliant so I can use their feeds with many different types of software. They are a no brainer for less than $10 each.
Yup they just work well. SD card recording can be valuable. They also integrate with Home Assistant via Tapo: Cameras Control and send info like motion detected, so in theory you could set it up to alert you if, say, no motion was detected for a while across all cameras.
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Yesterday 10:53 PM
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ClunkClunkYesterday 10:53 PM
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Damn, the only thing stopping me is that these aren't USB powered. I have a few spots that USB is the best way since I can run a very long cable to it (or already have one in place).
Yesterday 11:03 PM
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Samuel1613Yesterday 11:03 PM
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Quote from ClunkClunk :
Damn, the only thing stopping me is that these aren't USB powered. I have a few spots that USB is the best way since I can run a very long cable to it (or already have one in place).
you might burn your house or barn down, but this is what you are looking for: amazon.com/AITRIP-Voltage-Converter-5-5x2-1mm-Connect/dp/B0CKHMQ5TC/ref=sr_1_4?crid=3QC5OXTWX7J8O&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.toNFlF456-VCdE5wcNtiI6Tj3_jAXlAsGbPuMY_KmwdyC8WzcQd7pyO-1Ier6JaqK8uma3Kbg_ednK6JcMKDTo9YSEzcUV8rkH1RgUo7fdD_qf6dS8eyli6a39jvPqQ_KStJCxsekWM6Of7CIsyuyAyoK59G9Twpjv-3gGdAixvUbjohy0BjMRbbAir4UTkM2Mnpa4ocPM1YwipZHxGgUtrZpgH5ZDY_pYI-oYLBUZe2iQmmGoWV08EHrA6MgMwHrygZyl0ZVghC1BkMtD7I2MQ8YcAGcz5Z3vAr32dhs2g.XG5dGpKhFusaiOBew9cOYakMFdZbF6xLF9LR8RZv0cQ&dib_tag=se&keywords=5v+to+9v&qid=1756508527&s=industrial&sprefix=5v+to+9%2Cindustrial%2C160&sr=1-4

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Yesterday 11:10 PM
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ClunkClunkYesterday 11:10 PM
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Quote from Samuel1613 :
Quote from ClunkClunk [IMG]https://dealquestnow.online/images/misc/backlink.gif[/IMG] :
Damn, the only thing stopping me is that these aren't USB powered. I have a few spots that USB is the best way since I can run a very long cable to it (or already have one in place).
you might burn your house or barn down, but this is what you are looking for: amazon.com/AITRIP-Voltage-Converter-5-5x2-1mm-Connect/dp/B0CKHMQ5TC/ref=sr_1_4?crid=3QC5OXTWX7J8O&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.toNFlF456-VCdE5wcNtiI6Tj3_jAXlAsGbPuMY_KmwdyC8WzcQd7pyO-1Ier6JaqK8uma3Kbg_ednK6JcMKDTo9YSEzcUV8rkH1RgUo7fdD_qf6dS8eyli6a39jvPqQ_KStJCxsekWM6Of7CIsyuyAyoK59G9Twpjv-3gGdAixvUbjohy0BjMRbbAir4UTkM2Mnpa4ocPM1YwipZHxGgUtrZpgH5ZDY_pYI-oYLBUZe2iQmmGoWV08EHrA6MgMwHrygZyl0ZVghC1BkMtD7I2MQ8YcAGcz5Z3vAr32dhs2g.XG5dGpKhFusaiOBew9cOYakMFdZbF6xLF9LR8RZv0cQ&dib_tag=se&keywords=5v+to+9v&qid=1756508527&s=industrial&sprefix=5v+to+9%2Cindustrial%2C160&sr=1-4
That might indeed burn it down! But also doesn't solve the desire for a ~15' cable. Maybe I just need to run some Ethernet and get some real cameras with PoE.
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Yesterday 11:19 PM
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Yesterday 11:19 PM
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I would think twice about Tapo cameras. They do look great, both physically and the video quality. That said, I have tried about 5 models and they always have connectivity and reliability issues. Interestingly, the reliability has gotten significantly worse with firmware updates. Have tried them on a variety of network environments. Tapo customer service hasn't been able to fix. Not worth the hassle and I will never buy again, which is unfortunate considering the price....2 cents.
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SCscoutguyToday 12:07 AM
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Quote from Coffejunkie :
I would think twice about Tapo cameras. They do look great, both physically and the video quality. That said, I have tried about 5 models and they always have connectivity and reliability issues. Interestingly, the reliability has gotten significantly worse with firmware updates. Have tried them on a variety of network environments. Tapo customer service hasn't been able to fix. Not worth the hassle and I will never buy again, which is unfortunate considering the price....2 cents.
Are you sure it is not your network? I have been running their Kasa cameras and Tapo cameras for a few years now and have yet to have a single problem with them.
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BlackstonePartnerToday 12:20 AM
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Quote from Coffejunkie :
I would think twice about Tapo cameras. They do look great, both physically and the video quality. That said, I have tried about 5 models and they always have connectivity and reliability issues. Interestingly, the reliability has gotten significantly worse with firmware updates. Have tried them on a variety of network environments. Tapo customer service hasn't been able to fix. Not worth the hassle and I will never buy again, which is unfortunate considering the price....2 cents.
Quote from SCscoutguy :
Are you sure it is not your network? I have been running their Kasa cameras and Tapo cameras for a few years now and have yet to have a single problem with them.
Agreed - I would assess network issues. I use an Asus mesh system and all 5 of my Tapo's are rock solid. Fast loading on Google devices and iOS apps. They're all the 2k models, so I can't speak to these 1080p cameras, but for the price, I'm tempted to grab these just to mess with!
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odie91Today 02:21 AM
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Quote from Coffejunkie :
I would think twice about Tapo cameras. They do look great, both physically and the video quality. That said, I have tried about 5 models and they always have connectivity and reliability issues. Interestingly, the reliability has gotten significantly worse with firmware updates. Have tried them on a variety of network environments. Tapo customer service hasn't been able to fix. Not worth the hassle and I will never buy again, which is unfortunate considering the price....2 cents.
interesting you say that because i've been phasing out all my wyze cameras because of connectivity issues and replacing them with Tapo which are working great lol.
Today 02:28 AM
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SmilingMeal819Today 02:28 AM
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Quote from SCscoutguy :
I bought this deal last week when it was $39.99. These are honestly really great little cameras for the price. I like them because they are RTSP/ONVIF compliant so I can use their feeds with many different types of software. They are a no brainer for less than $10 each.
Hi, Do they run on batteries or plugged in? How long is the power cable if plugged in
Today 02:37 AM
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solomaToday 02:37 AM
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Quote from SCscoutguy :
I bought this deal last week when it was $39.99. These are honestly really great little cameras for the price. I like them because they are RTSP/ONVIF compliant so I can use their feeds with many different types of software. They are a no brainer for less than $10 each.
How is mic quality? Like eufy or like wyze?

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starmanjToday 03:44 AM
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Quote from Coffejunkie :
I would think twice about Tapo cameras. They do look great, both physically and the video quality. That said, I have tried about 5 models and they always have connectivity and reliability issues. Interestingly, the reliability has gotten significantly worse with firmware updates. Have tried them on a variety of network environments. Tapo customer service hasn't been able to fix. Not worth the hassle and I will never buy again, which is unfortunate considering the price....2 cents.
I strongly suspect interference. I had same issue to discover it was Eufys crappy home base spewing 2.4 ghz noise. Unplugged and cameras perfect now.

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