TP-Link launches four Tapo camera bundles at Home Depot
TP-Link says four exclusive Tapo camera bundles are now available at Home Depot stores nationwide and online, with one model set to reach stores later.
TP-Link says it is launching four exclusive Tapo camera and security bundles with Home Depot. The products are being sold nationwide and online, and local storage is included without a subscription requirement.
The company said the bundles are available at 500 Home Depot stores nationwide and on HomeDepot.com. Three of the models are available in stores and online now, while the TCH50 KIT is listed online now and is scheduled to arrive in stores the week of Oct. 5, 2026.
What TP-Link said is in the lineup
The release names four products: the TCH80 KIT, TCH62, TDH20 and TCH50 KIT. TP-Link said the TCH80 KIT is a two-pack solar-charged outdoor security camera kit with 1080p live view, AI-powered person alerts, color night vision, up to 180 days of battery life on a single charge, an IP65 weather rating and two 32GB microSD cards.
TP-Link described the TCH62 as an indoor/outdoor wired camera for families and pet owners. The company said it includes 2K live view, AI-powered person and baby-crying alerts, color night vision with dual spotlights, and custom activity and privacy zones.
The TDH20 doorbell camera, TP-Link said, has a 160-degree field of view, a Doorbell Call feature that rings the homeowner’s phone, 2K live view, AI-powered person alerts, preset quick responses and up to 180 days of battery life.
The TCH50 KIT is a solar-charged floodlight pan-and-tilt camera designed for driveways, garages and other high-traffic areas, according to the release. TP-Link said it combines 360-degree pan-and-tilt tracking with an 800-lumen motion-activated floodlight, solar charging, 2K live view, AI-powered person, pet and vehicle alerts, color night vision and IP65-rated weather resistance.
Pricing and availability
TP-Link said the TCH80 KIT has an MSRP of $109.99, the TCH62 is $34.99, the TDH20 is $49.99 and the TCH50 KIT is $99.99. The company said TP-Link Systems Inc. is headquartered in the United States and serves customers in more than 170 countries.
Gary Apodaca, identified in the release as vice president of sales at TP-Link, said Home Depot customers expect products that “just work.” He said a security camera should start protecting a home the moment it is plugged in, rather than requiring a memory card purchase.
The announcement was published as a PR Newswire release on Sept. 8, 2026. The next specific change described in the release is the TCH50 KIT’s planned arrival in Home Depot stores the week of Oct. 5, 2026.
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