TC60 Full HD Indoor Security Camera Pet Camera Baby Camera | Dog Cat Camera House Security, Motion Detection, Night Vision, Two-Way Audio, Sound & Light Alarm, No Monthly Fee, Alexa

If you’re a to be or new parent then don’t get fooled into paying silly money for baby monitors. This does the job exceptionally and is very versatile. Connectivity has been faultless and the video quality is excellent. Would be ideal for elderly relatives too if you want to check in on them remotely.

Gave the Tapo TC60 Indoor Security Camera 5 stars. Really solid indoor camera—image quality is clear and the night vision works well even in complete darkness. Setup is quick through the app and it integrates perfectly with the rest of the Tapo setup. Motion alerts come through instantly and the two-way talk is a nice extra. Big plus is no monthly fees and the option for local storage, which makes it great value overall. If you want a simple, reliable indoor camera without subscriptions, this is a no-brainer.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is the second Tapo TC60 Indoor Camera we’ve bought. We originally bought one as a gift for my father-in-law, and he loved it so much that he asked for another one! The camera is really easy to set up and use, making it ideal for anyone, even if they’re not particularly tech-savvy. The picture quality is excellent for the price, with a clear, sharp image, and the motion notifications are accurate without constantly sending false alerts. For the price, it’s fantastic value for money. We’d definitely recommend it and wouldn’t hesitate to buy another.

The camera quality is really good. Images are clear and visible and the night vision works well for indoor monitoring. From a window perspective its not as visible at night but I managed to adjust it by changing the modes to Day mode which still lets you see clearly even after dark. It works best for indoor use like keeping an eye on pets, babies or general home security. The two way talk and compatibility with Alexa & Google are nice added features. It is reliable, clear and functional for everyday indoor and outdoor monitoring

I originally bought these cameras so I could check in on my dog while I'm in the office, and they've been absolutely brilliant. I now have a few dotted around the house, and they've given me so much peace of mind knowing I can quickly see what she's up to throughout the day. The app is easy to use and makes checking the cameras really straightforward. I also like that you can set up motion notifications. One of my favourite features is the Alexa integration. I've set up two routines so that when I say 'goodbye' to Alexa before leaving the house, the cameras automatically turn on, and when I get home and say 'I'm home', they switch off again. It means I don't have to open the app and remember to manage them manually, which makes the whole system feel much more seamless. The live feed quality has been great, and I've found the cameras to be reliable and easy to use. I also really appreciate that there isn't a monthly subscription fee just to access the features I use most. I haven't tested the memory card recording side of things enough to comment on that, but for live viewing and checking in on my dog, they've been excellent. The two-way audio feature is probably the weakest part in my experience. I've only used it a handful of times as it's not something I'm particularly interested in, but when I did try it, it seemed quite finicky and wasn't as smooth as I'd hoped. Overall, these cameras have made life much easier and have given me real peace of mind when I'm away from home. They've become one of those purchases that I now wouldn't want to be without. As a dog owner, being able to quickly check that everything is fine while I'm at work is invaluable.

I recently bought the Tapo TC60 for home monitoring, and it’s been a fantastic surprise at this price point. 👍 What I Love: Excellent 1080p image quality, crisp day and night vision up to ~30ft. Smart detection features like motion, person detection, even baby‑cry alerts—app notifications are quick and reliable. Two‑way talk works seamlessly, whether I’m chatting with my dog or checking in with family. Supports local storage via microSD (up to 512GB)—no subscription needed. I added a card and it records perfectly. Easy setup through the Tapo app; added it to Alexa in minutes. ⚠️ Things to Keep In Mind: No pan/tilt feature—it’s fixed angle, so placement matters. App memory demands—some users note that large SD cards require occasional reboots if recording nonstop, though I haven’t had issues yet. Audio quality is mixed—mostly clear, but a few users mention minor distortion at times. 💰 Worth the Price? Absolutely. It’s consistently rated well on UK Amazon as a great value, offering features you’d expect from more expensive cameras. 📌 Final Verdict: If you're after a reliable, no-frills indoor security or pet/baby cam that works well with local storage and smart alerts, the Tapo TC60 is a smart pick. Great performance for the money, simple to use, and no subscription lock-in.

Can't recommend these cameras enough. Just added another, control from my Tapo App on my Android phone. Such good quality images, and amazing price. I've added a internal micro card for recordings, so no ongoing costs. Just brilliant.

This camera is amazing! I have 4 kids, 2 are diagnosed neurodivergent. They fight and break things and climb and lie to no end but this has put and end to that - I can easily see the entire disagreement and get the full story and because it's also got a 2 way mic I can also call through to them to nip it in the bud if I'm unable to get to them straight away. It's also great for keeping an eye on my very cheeky toddler and pre-schooler who often get themselves in to questionable situations. It really is like having eyes at the back of my head. In fact I love it so much that I've already planned on getting a second camera plus the external camera, solar charger and video doorbell. It's all hooked up to the same app so I can flick through each camera, I can set recording times and alerts such as movement, face recognition and baby cries (because it also makes an excellent baby monitor). It doesn't accept all sd cards but there's a whole page on the app which explains which sd cards are compatible and what different sd cards are best used for. The camera also has a loop option to overwrite old data once the sd card gets full so there's no need to constantly remove and erase it and there's also the option to upload footage to the cloud instead. You can speed up/slow down videos and zoom in and also record sections and download whole clips. Overall it's much better than I expected and as it turns out, we already have a tapo plug which is also controlled through the same app. The only thing I dislike is that sometimes when speaking through the mic it comes out the camera quite broken, like going through a tunnel. But really, that's the least important part I the grand scheme of things. I also don't like that only one person can view the camera at a time, so both myself and my partner can't both have it open on our phones at the same time. If you're debating between this and another type of camera I highly recommend this. You'll be surprised how many people you come across who also use this brand! It's popularity speaks for itself.

Really Good

Primera vez que compró cámaras de seguridad. Este modelo (C 100) y esta marca (TAPO) me pareció muy bueno, no conozco otras, por lo bien que se ve la imagen y sus funciones: un zoom muy bueno; audio bidireccional puedo hablar con alguien cerca de la cámara en mi casa estando yo fuera y lejos; me envía notificaciones de movimiento que puedo configurar a mi gusto o desactivar; la app TAPO es gratis y guarda el red de internet y la clave de modo que no hay que buscarla ni escribir la clave cuando añadimos una nueva cámara; la configuración de las cámaras es muy sencilla; la app permite la opción de guardar en la nube lo que la cámara graba o se puede grabar en micro SD (hasta 128 gb) en la cámara; la configuración de una nueva cámara es muy rápida (6 minutos me llevó y 2 minutos es de la actualización del firmware y se hace sola) gracias a que la app guarda los datos de la red; trae tornillos y un papel marcado donde se deben hacer los hoyos para colocarla; una vez colocada en la pared se puede dirigir hacia donde uno quiere. Es una cámara fija, no sigue el movimiento, pero eso era lo que yo quería. Algo sencillo y económico que me permitiera ver en tiempo real lo que pasa en el interior de mi casa. Sugerencias/Tips: 1.- Primero configuren cada cámara y luego las colocan. El celular debe estar cerca de la cámara durante la configuración. Pueden usar el mismo cable a toma corriente para todas las cámaras durante la configuración de cada una. 2.- Desconecten la(s) cámara(s) que ya configuraron cuando configuren una nueva. En resumen me parece que el beneficio que se obtiene supera el precio que se paga! Ahora falta conocer su funcionamiento a largo plazo...

I absolutely love Bambu printers. Even the entry-level A1, A1 Mini have excellent capabilities. If you upgrade to the P-series and up you get even better capabilities and flexibility of the enclosed printers. However, one thing that remains lagging and absolutely needs to be improved are the cameras. AFAIK, the A1, A1 mini, P1P/P1S share the same module; the P2 improves on this a little bit. You would have to go to the X1 carbon to the H-series to get better picture quality (and video feed). The attached picture was from the video feed of the C100, in total darkness. This is a $20 camera. This camera is optimized for room viewing and not close-ups, but the image quality far surpasses the built-in cameras of the printers I mentioned. I would have gladly paid an upgrade fee for a replacement Bambu OE camera. Two of my printers are in one upstairs bedroom (converted into a home office), another printer is located in a ground floor room, while a 4th printer is in the garage. Having a good view of the print in progress is a must and the "slideshow-quality" of the images taken by the OE cameras leave a lot to be desired. I tried this C100 to see what kind of improvement I could get with their cheapest model and I was in awe at the quality comparison. 720-1080p @ 15-30fps is more than adequate. You can watch the video on your phone using the Tapo app or access the network stream via RTSP. The picture showed was captured using VLC media player. Setup was simple and straightforward. Just make sure you connect to the same wireless network SSID as your phone (the printer and phone need to be in the same network group), otherwise you will be prompted every 5 minutes or so to "continue watching the stream". Once you've setup wifi-access, the app does not allow you to change the SSID. You would have to do a full reset of the camera itself to change any network configuration. Other than that, you can view all your cameras using different 3rd party methods. Power is via a small 9V DC brick with barrel connectors. The wire is sufficiently long for placing the camera in an elevated position. The camera works in both light and dark conditions and has real night vision. It also has motion detection sensors. No subscription is required. You don't need storage if you are only viewing, but may want to add 16-128GB SD card if you want to do review previous videos.

A good cheap camera

Easy to install and use it! Great quality and functions as well! The motion detector sensor sends you notifications and it’s great! Has got to be plugged in at all times. Highly recommend it!