Keeping your home safe and sound is more important now than ever, and it’s easier than you think to do it on a budget. Adding a new security camera to your home can add peace of mind, so imagine how you’d feel if you installed four of them. That’s an option right now with Amazon selling four TP-Link Tap 1080p indoor security cameras for just $48 — a price that means you’ll save 44% off the original $85 price. You also get to choose between black and white finishes to match your home, too.
There are often some impressive smart home deals here and there, and we suggest taking advantage of this one while you still can. With support for 1080p video capture and advanced features like motion detection and night vision, there’s a lot to like about these cameras, even before you consider the price.
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Other features worth noting include the ability to talk to people using the two-way audio feature, and you can choose whether to store recordings in the cloud or on a memory card inserted into the cameras themselves. The cameras support microSD cards of up to 512GB in size while the (paid) Tapo Care cloud storage option saves 30 days of videos with support for motion tracking, baby crying detection and more.
Smart home owners will enjoy integration with Amazon Alexa and Google Home, including support for Google Chromecast streaming to TV screens. This and more make these security cameras perfect for people who want to protect their homes without breaking the bank.
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Why this deal matters
It’s hard to put a price on your home’s security, but if we could do it we think it would probably be more than the $48 these cameras cost. This is your chance to save on these popular cameras with all the kinds of features we’ve come to expect in 2025.
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