TP-Link Tapo 3MP 2K Security Camera 2-pack 📷
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This compact Tapo 2K 3MP security camera works for both indoor and outdoor use and aims to give clear, useful footage whether you want to monitor an entryway, backyard, or living room. It captures 2K 3MP video with a 114° diagonal field of view to help identify faces and license plates, and it supports full-color night vision using built-in spotlights for more usable nighttime images.
Key Points
The camera includes AI-powered person, motion, and cry detection that reduces unnecessary alerts by focusing on relevant events. According to the manufacturer, the IP65 weatherproof rating protects against heavy rain and dust for continuous 24/7 operation, and the unit connects via 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi. You can set customizable activity zones and privacy areas to limit recordings to the places that matter most.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Tapo 2K 3MP Indoor/Outdoor Security Camera (2-Pack)
- Resolution: 2K 3MP.
- Field of view: 114° diagonal.
- Weather resistance: IP65.
- Connectivity: 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi.
- Storage: microSD up to 512 GB (sold separately) and optional cloud storage.
Usage Recommendations
Mount the camera where the 114° coverage provides a clear line of sight and avoid placing it behind glass to prevent reflections. For reliable connections, pair the device with a stable 2.4 GHz network and position the router to minimize obstructions. When using the color night vision mode, be aware that the spotlight will illuminate the scene and may attract attention, while IR mode keeps the image in black and white for more discreet monitoring.
Advantages
Integration with smart assistants allows voice control and streaming to display devices, and this model works with amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Samsung Bixby. Local storage on a microSD card avoids recurring subscription costs if you prefer to keep recordings offline. Note that streaming via Google platforms is limited to Chromecast and Nest devices, according to the manufacturer, and the camera requires a 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi network rather than 5 GHz.
