Tapo/Kasa (TP-Link) - Tapo D130

TPLink Tapo D130 meets all your needs… for $40 I haven’t had complaints. Natively works with HA and Blue Iris.

For a doorbell camera that’s an incredible image, especially for only $40

Try the D130 It's pretty small, it just doesn't have the PIR motion detection. I have two of them setup and they work very well.

I swapped out my wyze doorbell for a tapo D130. The field of view is great, and I have no complaints about it. Have you gotten 2 way audio to work?

My d130 uses doorbell power. I had to bypass the old chime though. 

Tapo D130 is good for $50. Get lots of bitrate complaints in the logs but it works ok. I need the wide angle due to mounting location anyway.  Hikvision is supposedly great but very hard to find in the US. 

Tapo d130, reolink doorbell (not battery). Eufy c31. If you can't get power to it though you're screwed as battery doesn't do 24x7

I have the tapo d130 it's a crazy wide angle I like it

Regardless I'm happy with the tapo cameras. Insane value

I think my $40 tapo doorbell honestly looks better and has more features for free... https://preview.redd.it/h5v1m8frx6vf1.jpeg?width=2560&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1e45f31f7a2c2f1f14a8d44ae20a7e92511035e4

Tapo D130. Works well but is not PoE (and needs approx 18V AC--can use old doorbell power line). The camera is super wide though and so things even moderately far away, like at the sidewalk in front of the house in a normal city neighborhood, are now small in the camera view. Reolink doorbell camera. Works well and one model does do PoE. BUT if you are keen on home security and want to record the Reolink's camera feed via RTSP/ONVIF, it's currently not possible despite its claim to be able to run RTSP/ONVIF. RTSP/ONVIF works but cannot be used at the same time as the camera app, which is silly (and confirmed by tech support). I went with the Tapo because of my need to record the camera feed to my NVR.

I have the Tapo model that's wired & works with our existing doorbell chime that we really like the sound of - so no need to charge or plug in the little chime that comes with. I also don't pay the subscription, just popped a decent SD card in. Recommend it to everyone now who's just looking for a doorbell cam, it's fab. Reolink is another one that I looked at, and will probably go for that brand when updating our other external wired cameras around the house. Found it much easier to navigate building a system vs the likes of Ubiquiti. So u/Logical-Device-5709, if you're planning a larger overhaul I'd recommend a Reolink doorbell cam if you like having everything match.

Tapo wired doorbell with a Tapo hub for indoor storage. Just be aware it won’t do 90 degree image rotation, only 180, so it has to be mounted vertically (portrait) and not horizontally (landscape) to get the proper orientation of the image.

tapo series. very good connectivity.

Get a TP Link Tapo video doorbell and thank me later.