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I recommend Tapo cameras + SD card. No paid subscriptions and the cameras are cheap. I switched all my blink cams to Tapo.
joojie in r/adhdwomen
August 2, 2026 at 7:56 PM
15
I've two tapo cams. Great job
Working_Stomach476 in r/AskIreland
May 16, 2026 at 8:36 AM
7
Tapo! Got rid of all my ring devices. Sick of paying $150/year to use my cameras. Tapo c500 wired cameras and a Tapo wired doorbell 256gb card in each device ($18 on amazon) for 24/7 recording and self formatting
htraenolleh666 in r/SecurityCamera
July 22, 2026 at 2:07 AM
5
I have replaced with different tapo cam models and is the best thing i've ever done. They have great home assistant integrations, also RTSP for future installing frigate.
Prestigious-Dingo912 in r/wyzecam
May 23, 2026 at 4:12 PM
4
Coloca uma camera ip, OP Coloquei em casa uma Tapo C500, conexão wifi tu só precisa de uma tomada eletrica, na faixa dos 250 a 300 reais Visão panoramica (vc consegue movimentar pelo celular), detecção de pessoa por IA, visão noturna, lanterna, alarme, etc.
Sad-Magazine4159 in r/sobrenaturalBR
September 19, 2025 at 1:50 PM
5
You should Turn on 3rd party integrations and pipe the rtsp feed to a local VMS. I run Object detections models like mobilenetssd and YOLOv8 on my Tapo cams with good results. I don’t think there’s a classification for fox but I have seen my cams tell between a Dog and Cat
ros-frog in r/Tapo
May 21, 2026 at 8:21 PM
2
A single Unifi AP can easily handle 200 devices, I suspect Microtik AP is roughly in the same ballpark. Those are all designed for commercial applications and for your household setup, I think you are over thinking things. I have about 100 devices including maybe 10 Tapo cameras on 2.4G IoT vlan on
...Ok-Connection-1368 in r/Tapo
May 14, 2026 at 7:01 PM
2
Curious about that one as well. Also wondering if that would detect movement further away than 15m. I have two C520WS and a C500 around our barn and it’s really bad notifying me of events that are a bit in the distance. Especially in the night with infrared. I also can’t identify any licence plate e
...Pixeldust1970 in r/Tapo
January 2, 2026 at 7:24 AM
3
I had a Eufy that worked well, but they cheaped out and used a micro-USB connector for the base unit. So it eventually stopped charging, even though it was otherwise fully functional. I switched to WiFi surveillance cameras. I got some Tapo cams, which are great except they send your footage to the
...coyote_of_the_month in r/daddit
July 31, 2026 at 1:52 PM
1
Odd man. My only guess is that the firmware is responsible. Check all their versions and see if you can isolate which is which. I keep my firmware updates on manual on my Tapo cams because I’m tired of automatic faulty firmware updates.
jasinx in r/Aqara
July 31, 2026 at 5:57 PM
1

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