C120

If this bothers you a ton and it's within the guarantee period (30days) from Amazon send it back (more hassle to do so with TP Link as their support is... Hit or miss) But there's been a lot of comments on all of the PT Cams from tapo that using track is problematic (suspect that's why they've put o

They have a new AI thing they introduced that no one wants.. https://www.tp-link.com/us/technology/aireal-ai-assistant/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Tapo/comments/1q62ghk/introducing_aireal_at_ces_2026/ The core cameras themselves work "OK" but still have far too many bugs and they should be addressed befor

i like using the tp link tapo c120 camera with blue iris to see where it last was.

I did this with a pair of TP-Link Tapo C120 WiFi cameras, recording to microsd cards (usb-c powered), an existing VIOFO hardwire kit, and a cellular hotspot. I get roughly 3 days worth of continuous recording from two cameras before the hardwire kit’s voltage sensor cuts off. The cameras record in 2

This one does have pet detection, but it usually doesn't hit on birds. Sometimes I use the "line crossing detection" and turn off motion, but the shadows still cross the lines. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1792708-REG/tp_link_tapo_c120_indoor_outdoor_wi_fi.html

TP Link Tapo cameras have a Line-Cross Detection feature. If, for example, you have a line drawn from top to bottom, you can set it to be alerted if someone crosses from either direction only or from both directions. You can set multiple boundary lines as well. The best part is that it doesn't requi

I picked up a Tapo C120 camera for the same reason, and I've been very pleased with it. You can configure pop-up notifications for when it detects movement, people, and/or pets. (Some cameras don't have pet detection, FYI.) Lots of folks in this group use Blink, but that brand is conspicuously absen