Kasa Smart Video Doorbell Camera Hardwired (KD110) with Chime, 2K, Night Vision, 2-Way Audio
Product description
The essentials
If you want to see who’s at the door without squinting at blurry footage, the Kasa KD110 is built for that exact moment. It’s a hardwired smart video doorbell with 2K (3MP) video, an always-on power setup, and a setup that’s meant to be fairly straightforward if you’re comfortable installing a doorbell.
On paper, it also feels designed for daily usefulness: instant notifications when someone presses the button, night vision for after-dark visitors, and two-way audio so you can actually talk to delivery people or guests from your phone. It’s not trying to be a complicated security system—more like a doorbell camera that behaves like a live front-row seat.
One limitation to keep in mind: the SD card storage details vary by version, and the local storage piece depends on whether you use microSD (SD card not included).
Key features that matter day to day
The KD110 leans on a few practical features that people tend to care about more than marketing terms.
First, the 2K resolution (3MP) and a 160° diagonal field of view are aimed at making faces and details easier to spot—especially when you zoom in. That helps when you’re trying to confirm whether it’s a known visitor or just someone passing by.
Second, it includes a modular chime and lets you adjust the volume and choose from several tones. If you’ve ever had a doorbell that’s too quiet or plays the same sound every time, having control right on the device can be genuinely handy.
Third, the two-way audio is there so you can respond in real time from anywhere, using the Kasa app. It’s the kind of feature that can save time on deliveries—think “I’m not home, leave it at the side door,” without needing to rush downstairs.
Night vision + weatherproofing for real-life conditions
The KD110 is rated IP64 weatherproof, so it’s positioned for rain and harsh outdoor conditions. For night viewing, it uses an IR sensor and is designed to see up to 30 ft away in the dark.
This matters because doorbells are rarely used only in perfect weather. If your concern is missing visitors after hours—or not having enough clarity to identify what you’re looking at—the night vision and IR approach is part of the core value.
Storage options: local microSD or cloud history
Where this doorbell gets more flexible is how it handles recording.
You can save footage continuously on up to a 256GB microSD card (with an important note: version 1 only supports up to 128GB, and the SD card is not included). If you prefer cloud storage, you can subscribe to Kasa Care, which (per the provided info) includes 30-day video history and additional benefits.
A practical thing to consider before buying: if you don’t already have a microSD card on hand, you’ll need to factor that into your setup. And if you prefer not to use subscriptions, local storage becomes the main route.
Compatibility and setup expectations (hardwired + Wi‑Fi)
The KD110 is hardwired, but the data feed to your phone or devices uses wireless signals. It connects over a 2.4GHz Wi‑Fi band.
It also works with Alexa and Google Assistant. The description notes it can play video on supported displays such as amazon Echo Show or Google Chromecast.
In terms of “does this fit my home,” it suits buyers who want an always-powered doorbell and a chime they can place where they want. If you’re trying to avoid electrical work and want a purely battery-based doorbell, this one may not be the best match.
Tech specs
- Name: Kasa Smart Video Doorbell Camera Hardwired w/Chime (KD110)
- Type: Video doorbell camera (hardwired)
- Format: Cloud & SD card storage supported (SD card not included)
- Display: Works with supported smart displays (per Alexa/Google support)
- Processor: N/A (not provided)
- Memory: Supports microSD up to 256GB (version 1 supports up to 128GB, SD card not included)
- Connectivity: 2.4GHz Wi‑Fi band
- Power source type: Corded electric (hardwired)
- Resolution: 2K (3MP)
- Field of view: 160° diagonal
- Night vision: IR sensor, up to 30 ft
- Weatherproofing: IP64
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
Worth considering if you want a hardwired smart video doorbell that gives you 2K clarity, night vision, and two-way audio—plus a modular chime with adjustable volume and tones. It’s also a sensible pick if you like the idea of instant notifications when the button is pressed and you want either microSD storage or the option of 30-day cloud history through Kasa Care.
It might not suit you if you want an easy, battery-only installation, or if you strongly prefer never touching cloud subscriptions and don’t want to plan for a microSD card.
Quick buying checks before you commit
- Confirm you can run a hardwired doorbell setup where you want the camera.
- If you plan on local recording, check microSD capacity support (and note that version 1 supports up to 128GB).
- If you rely on smart display viewing, verify your preferred Alexa/Google setup is compatible with the “play video” behavior described.
- Make sure your Wi‑Fi is 2.4GHz, since that’s the stated band.
Final verdict
The Kasa KD110 is a solid, feature-forward hardwired doorbell camera that focuses on clarity (2K), usefulness (instant notifications + two-way audio), and being workable outside (IP64 + IR night vision). It’s not perfect—setup details like hardwiring and storage choices can be a little more involved than the simplest battery doorbells—but if you’re okay with that trade, it should fit well into a practical home entry setup.
Mini FAQ
Does the KD110 record locally? Yes. It supports continuous recording to a microSD card (SD card not included), with capacity limits noted by version.
Is night vision included? Yes, it uses an IR sensor and is designed to see up to 30 ft away in the dark.
Can I talk to someone at the door from my phone? Yes. It includes 2-way audio through the Kasa app.
Does it use 5GHz Wi‑Fi? The information provided specifies a 2.4GHz Wi‑Fi band.
What’s in the box? The package includes the doorbell, a chime, mounting hardware (including an angled mounting wedge), extension wires and wire nuts, jumpers for an existing chime, screws and anchors, a detaching pin, and a quick start guide.