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Tapo’s US Store Lists 30 Cameras; 11 Are Battery or Solar

Indoor, indoor/outdoor, wired outdoor and battery groups from $24.99 to $229.99 at list; all 30 take a microSD card up to 512GB.

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Which Tapo camera is which: four groups. 30 single cameras on TP-Link’s US Tapo store, from Tapo’s own pages. Indoor: 4 models, $24.99 to $74.90, 1080p to 4K, 2 pan and tilt, plug-in power. Indoor/outdoor: 9 models, $27.99 to $79.99, 1080p to 3K, 6 pan and tilt, rated IP65 or IP66. Wired outdoor: 6 models, $44.99 to $119.99, 1080p to 4K, 4 pan and tilt, 1 floodlight, 1 PoE. Battery and solar: 11 models, $49.99 to $229.99, 1080p to 4K, 5 pan and tilt, 6 come with solar. All 30 take microSD up to 512GB; 6 record 4K. List prices on us.store.tapo.com, read 30 October 2026; multi-packs, hub bundles and doorbells left out.
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TP-Link’s US Tapo store listed 30 single cameras in stock on 30 October 2026, from 1080p to 4K: four indoor models, nine plug-in indoor/outdoor models, six wired outdoor models and 11 that run on battery or solar. All 30 record to a microSD card in the camera, up to 512GB; Tapo’s hubs and its Tapo Care cloud plan are add-ons.

Prices below are list prices in the store’s own data (us.store.tapo.com), read 30 October 2026; 18 of the 30 showed a lower sale price that day. Multi-packs, hub bundles, out-of-stock models and video doorbells, which tapo.com files apart from its cameras, are left out.

The 30 models

Indoor

Tapo store list, 30 Oct 2026 Video Pan and tilt Power
C101 $24.99 1080p No 9V DC adapter
C110 $29.99 2K 3MP No 9V DC adapter
C200 $29.99 1080p Yes 9V DC adapter
C260 $74.90 4K 8MP Yes 5V DC adapter

Indoor/outdoor, plug-in

Tapo store list, 30 Oct 2026 Video Pan and tilt Power Rating
C103 $27.99 1080p No Page does not say IP65
C120 $44.99 2K+ (2560 × 1440) No 5V DC adapter IP66
C121 $44.99 2K+ (2560 × 1440) No 9.8 ft power cord; magnetic base IP66
C206 $29.99 1080p Yes 5V DC adapter IP65
C207 $29.99 1080p Yes 5V DC adapter IP65
C216 $39.99 2K 3MP Yes 5V DC adapter IP65
C217 $39.99 2K (2304 × 1296) Yes 5V DC adapter IP65
C236 $49.99 3K Yes 5V DC adapter IP65
C246D $79.99 Two 2K lenses Yes 5V DC adapter IP65

Outdoor, wired

Tapo store list, 30 Oct 2026 Video Pan and tilt Power Rating
C320WS $59.99 2K (2560 × 1440) No 9V DC adapter IP66
C325WB $119.99 2K (2560 × 1440) No 9V DC adapter or PoE IP66
C500 $44.99 1080p Yes 9V DC adapter IP65
C545D $119.99 Two 2K lenses, one wide, one telephoto Telephoto lens DC adapter; Wi-Fi 6 or Ethernet IP66
C560WS $99.99 4K 8MP Yes 12V DC adapter IP66
C710 floodlight $114.99 2K 3MP Yes Hardwired, or a plug-in cord sold separately IP65

Battery and solar

Tapo store list, 30 Oct 2026 Video Pan and tilt Solar Rating
C402 $49.99 1080p No Optional A201 panel IP65
C400 $59.99 1080p No Optional panel IP65
C403 $59.99 1080p No Optional A201 panel IP65
C610 Kit $99.98 2K Yes Panel included IP65
C425 $119.99 2K QHD 4MP No Optional panel IP66
C615F Kit (floodlight) $119.99 2K 3MP Yes A201 panel included IP65
C460 $129.99 4K 8MP No Optional A201 panel IP66
C465 $139.99 4K 8MP No Built-in panel IP65
C645D Kit $149.99 Two 2K lenses One lens A201 panel included IP65
C660 Kit $169.99 4K 8MP Yes A201 panel included IP65
C675D Kit $229.99 Two 4K lenses One lens A202 panel included IP65

Counted across the four tables, nine of the 30 record 1080p, 15 sit between 2K and 3K, and six record 4K. Seventeen pan and tilt, four have two lenses, and 11 run on battery or solar; the other 19 plug in or are hardwired.

How to read the numbers

Across these 30, the model numbers fall into groups by type. The C1xx models are fixed cameras: the C101 and C110 indoors, the C103, C120 and C121 rated for outdoors too. The C2xx models pan and tilt; the C200 and C260 (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab) are indoor, and the C206 to C246D carry IP65 ratings for indoor or outdoor use. The C3xx and C5xx cameras are wired outdoor models, and the C5xx ones pan and tilt. The C4xx cameras run on battery, and the C6xx Kits pair a pan-and-tilt battery camera with a solar panel.

In the same 30, a D on the end goes with two lenses (C246D, C545D, C645D, C675D), and an F a floodlight (C615F). The store also uses nicknames: HybridCam for several indoor/outdoor models, MagCam for the magnetic battery cameras, VistaCam for the C560WS and C660 Kit, and RoomCam for the C260.

The C400, C402 and C403 share their specs on Tapo’s pages: 1080p, a battery, IP65 and an optional panel. The store sells the C402 in white and the C403 in black.

Where the hub fits

None of these 30 cameras needs a hub to record, on the pages we read: all 30 list a microSD slot on the camera, and the C425 page says “No Hub Required”. Tapo sells two hubs as add-ons. The H200 lists at $49.99 and the H500 at $199.99 on Tapo’s store; the C206, C216 and C560WS pages say an H500 adds up to 16TB of local storage, and the C460 page calls the H200 “optional”.

The exception sits outside the 30. The C420S2 is sold as a two-camera system with an H200 hub, and its store page describes “Centralized footage storage in the H200 hub”. TP-Link’s C260 family also holds a Matter camera certificate, set out in our page on Matter security cameras.

Tapo Care, the cloud plan, is optional on Tapo’s own pages. What it costs, and how recording without a plan compares with Ring, Wyze and eufy, is in our guide to cameras that record without a subscription.

Who each one suits, by the specs

  • No outlet near the spot: one of the 11 battery and solar cameras. The C465 has its panel built in; the five Kits include one.
  • An Ethernet run already in place: the C325WB, which takes PoE, or the C545D (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab), which connects over Ethernet but still uses its DC adapter.
  • A wide view and a close one from one camera: a two-lens model, the C246D, C545D, C645D Kit or C675D Kit.
  • A light as well as a camera: the C710 (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab), which is hardwired, or the solar C615F Kit.
  • A camera that can sit outdoors but plug in: one of the nine indoor/outdoor models, rated IP65 or IP66.

Wyze’s cameras, set out the same way, and eufy’s 23 show how two rivals that also record to local storage split theirs.

Questions people ask

Do Tapo cameras need a hub?

None of the 30 single cameras we read needs one, by Tapo’s pages: each lists a microSD slot on the camera. The C425 page says “No Hub Required”. The H200 and H500 hubs are sold separately as add-ons. The C420S2 system is different: it is sold with an H200 hub, which holds its footage.

Which Tapo cameras are 4K?

Six of the 30, by Tapo’s spec tables: the C260 indoor camera, the wired C560WS, the battery-powered C460 and C465, and the C660 Kit and C675D Kit, which come with a solar panel. On the C675D Kit both lenses are 4K.

Which Tapo cameras run on battery or solar?

Eleven of the 30. The C400, C402, C403, C425 and C460 have a battery with an optional solar panel; the C465 has a built-in panel; and the C610, C615F, C645D, C660 and C675D are sold as Kits with a panel in the box.

What is the difference between Tapo C400, C402 and C403?

On Tapo’s pages, little in the specs. All three are 1080p battery cameras rated IP65, with a microSD slot up to 512GB and an optional solar panel. The store sells the C402 in white and the C403 in black, and the C400’s spec table lists H200 and H500 hub compatibility.

Do Tapo cameras need a subscription?

Tapo’s pages describe its Tapo Care cloud plan as optional. All 30 cameras we read can record to a microSD card in the camera, up to 512GB, without a plan.

Which Tapo cameras have two lenses?

Four of the 30: the C246D (indoor/outdoor, two 2K lenses), the wired outdoor C545D (a 165° wide lens and a pan-and-tilt telephoto), and the solar C645D Kit and C675D Kit, each with a fixed lens and a pan-and-tilt lens.

How we researched this

No one at bitcritiq has handled this product. Everything here comes from published sources, listed below.

What this cannot tell you
We read TP-Link’s pages, not the cameras. The C103’s spec table gives no power source, so that cell says so. The C675D Kit’s spec table lists an included Tapo A202 solar panel while its description speaks of an integrated panel; the table gives the spec table’s wording. Store stock changes daily, so a model out of stock on 30 October may be back, and the reverse. We did not read Tapo Care plan prices for this page; they are in our subscription guide, read 8 October. We have not used any of these cameras, and this page does not rank them.
How we chose this, and what we did
Why this subject
Our camera lineup series covers Ring, Nest, Arlo, Wyze and eufy; TP-Link’s Tapo range, which our page on cameras without a subscription lists among the makers that record to a microSD card, had no page of its own. Tapo names its cameras by number (C100 to C675D) plus store nicknames such as HybridCam, MagCam and VistaCam, and its US store mixes single cameras with multi-packs and hub bundles, so the names do not say which model does what. Our subscription page compares makers; this one sets out Tapo’s range.
How we looked at it
Read through a browser on 30 October 2026. The count comes from TP-Link’s US Tapo store (us.store.tapo.com): its product data lists every item’s title, type, price and stock. We kept each single camera that was in stock, one row per model, and counted the four tables below row by row (4 + 9 + 6 + 11 = 30). Where a model is sold as a Kit with a solar panel and not on its own (C610, C615F, C645D, C660, C675D), the Kit is the row. Left out: multi-packs and hub bundles; 11 single cameras the store marked out of stock (C111, C113, C210, C211, C220, C225, C310, C520WS, C530WS, C575D, C720); the C420S2, sold as a two-camera system with a hub; a Kasa-branded camera the store also sells; and video doorbells, which tapo.com files under Entry Solutions rather than Security. Specs come from the spec table on each model’s tapo.com/us product page (27 models) or, where no such page opened, the store’s product page (C121, C545D, C610 Kit). Prices are the store data’s list (compare-at) price; 18 of the 30 showed a lower sale price that day. Resolution and pan and tilt come from the spec table or, where the table left them blank, the store’s product title. Where a cell says the page does not say, the control is that the same spec table gave the camera’s IP65 rating.

What this rests on

6 claims, all official. Nothing here was measured by bitcritiq — see how we test for why. Open a claim to read the source it came from.

  • TP-Link’s US Tapo store listed 30 single cameras in stock on 30 October 2026, at list prices from $24.99 for the C101 to $229.99 for the C675D Kit.Official

    us.store.tapo.com product data, 30 October 2026: “Indoor Security Camera Black- Tapo C101” compare-at price 24.99 (price 18.99); “4K Dual-Lens Solar Pan/Tilt Security Camera, Tapo C675D Kit” compare-at price 229.99 (price 199.99).

  • All 30 cameras list a microSD card slot taking cards up to 512GB.Official

    Tapo C200 spec table: “Local Storage: MicroSD Card Slot on Camera (Up to 512 GB)”; the same field, or the store page’s storage line, on each of the other 29. C545D store page: “Store recordings locally on a microSD card up to 512GB, use optional Tapo Care cloud storage, or connect to a compatible Tapo Hub (sold separately).”

  • Tapo’s H200 and H500 hubs are optional add-ons on the camera pages that name them.Official

    C425 page: “No Hub Required”. C460 page: “your Tapo cameras with the optional Tapo H200 hub”. C465 page: “Tapo H500 and Tapo H200 are not included”. C206 page: “Save recorded videos on the microSD card (up to 512 GB) or Tapo H500 (up to 16TB*), or by using Tapo Care cloud services”.

  • The C420S2 system stores footage in its H200 hub rather than on each camera.Official

    C420S2 store page: “Hub-Based Local Storage: Centralized footage storage in the H200 hub supports microSD cards up to 512GB (sold separately)”.

  • The C545D pairs a 165° 2K wide lens with a pan-and-tilt 2K telephoto lens and connects over Wi-Fi or Ethernet.Official

    C545D store page: “A 165° wide lens covers more area while a 6mm pan/tilt telephoto lens locks on, tracks motion, and zooms up to 10.8×”; “Power with the included DC adapter, then connect via 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi 6 or Ethernet”.

  • The C325WB can be powered by Power over Ethernet as well as a DC adapter.Official

    C325WB spec table: “Power Source: 9V DC Power Adapter PoE: 802.3 af/at”.

Sources 33

  1. All Products — TP-Link Tapo Store (US)Officialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  2. Security Cameras — Tapo (US)Officialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  3. Tapo C101 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  4. Tapo C110 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
Show 29 more · 29 official or standards
  1. Tapo C200 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  2. Tapo C260 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  3. Tapo C103 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  4. Tapo C120 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  5. Tapo C121 — TP-Link Tapo StoreOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  6. Tapo C206 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  7. Tapo C207 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  8. Tapo C216 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  9. Tapo C217 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  10. Tapo C236 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  11. Tapo C246D — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  12. Tapo C320WS — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  13. Tapo C325WB — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  14. Tapo C500 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  15. Tapo C545D — TP-Link Tapo StoreOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  16. Tapo C560WS — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  17. Tapo C710 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  18. Tapo C400 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  19. Tapo C402 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  20. Tapo C403 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  21. Tapo C425 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  22. Tapo C460 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  23. Tapo C465 — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  24. Tapo C610 Kit — TP-Link Tapo StoreOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  25. Tapo C615F Kit — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  26. Tapo C645D Kit — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  27. Tapo C660 Kit — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  28. Tapo C675D Kit — TapoOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026
  29. Tapo C420S2 camera system — TP-Link Tapo StoreOfficialaccessed Oct 30, 2026

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